U.S. Reopens China Trade Deal Probe
October 27, 2025
Washington has reopened scrutiny of China’s 2020 “Phase One” trade deal, launching a formal investigation that could reignite tariff tensions between the world’s two largest
Washington has reopened scrutiny of China’s 2020 “Phase One” trade deal, launching a formal investigation that could reignite tariff tensions between the world’s two largest
U.K. Chancellor Rachel Reeves has conceded that Brexit inflicted lasting damage on the nation’s economy, citing official estimates of a 4% long-term output loss. Her
Amazon is weighing a sweeping automation initiative that could replace hundreds of thousands of warehouse jobs, according to internal documents cited by The New York
The global logistics network depends on continuous visibility, but that visibility often ends when assets move beyond cellular coverage. Now, a new generation of edge-AI
Despite years of effort to bring production closer to home, U.S. companies are discovering that nearshoring and friendshoring offer limited protection against the latest wave
As automation speeds up payments between companies, it’s also making them easier to exploit. Fraudsters are slipping fake invoices and altered bank details into digital
The U.S. freight market is struggling to find stability heading into the year-end. Uber Freight’s new Quarterly Market Update and Outlook Report points to the
Despite escalating climate shocks, cyber incidents, and supply chain failures, most organizations still lack robust crisis preparedness plans. A new Samsara study reveals a widening
Despite easing global inflation, volatility in input costs continues to unsettle supply chains worldwide. New data from Proxima’s Global Sourcing Risk Index, developed with Oxford
AI copilots are quietly reshaping how companies buy goods and services. What began as a simple assistant to draft RFPs or summarize contracts is now
Washington has reopened scrutiny of China’s 2020 “Phase One” trade deal, launching a formal investigation that could reignite tariff tensions between the world’s two largest
U.K. Chancellor Rachel Reeves has conceded that Brexit inflicted lasting damage on the nation’s economy, citing official estimates of a 4% long-term output loss. Her
Amazon is weighing a sweeping automation initiative that could replace hundreds of thousands of warehouse jobs, according to internal documents cited by The New York
The global logistics network depends on continuous visibility, but that visibility often ends when assets move beyond cellular coverage. Now, a new generation of edge-AI
Despite years of effort to bring production closer to home, U.S. companies are discovering that nearshoring and friendshoring offer limited protection against the latest wave
As automation speeds up payments between companies, it’s also making them easier to exploit. Fraudsters are slipping fake invoices and altered bank details into digital
The U.S. freight market is struggling to find stability heading into the year-end. Uber Freight’s new Quarterly Market Update and Outlook Report points to the
Despite escalating climate shocks, cyber incidents, and supply chain failures, most organizations still lack robust crisis preparedness plans. A new Samsara study reveals a widening
Despite easing global inflation, volatility in input costs continues to unsettle supply chains worldwide. New data from Proxima’s Global Sourcing Risk Index, developed with Oxford
AI copilots are quietly reshaping how companies buy goods and services. What began as a simple assistant to draft RFPs or summarize contracts is now
