US–South Korea Trade Deal Sets 15% Tariff Cap
November 18, 2025
The United States has formally committed to limit tariffs on South Korean imports to 15%, according to a joint fact sheet released by the White
The United States has formally committed to limit tariffs on South Korean imports to 15%, according to a joint fact sheet released by the White
Toyota Motor Corp. confirmed it will invest as much as $10 billion into its U.S. operations over the next five years, offering clarity after weeks
Manufacturers cut back on input purchases in October as spare capacity widened across major economies, signaling a cooler production outlook heading into winter. The latest
Companies across industries are fast-tracking artificial intelligence investment to navigate tariff shocks, inflation, and geopolitical uncertainty. Yet most still lack the organizational discipline and data
Robots are becoming routine in warehouses, but technology alone isn’t the test anymore. The real question is how companies design work when machines and people
Executives brace for accelerated technology adoption and rising resilience demands as supply chain dependence on automation and digital tools deepens. Nearly every senior executive now
U.S. manufacturers are pushing for hundreds more tariffs on steel-containing imports, widening a trade rift with Europe and testing the durability of recently negotiated agreements.
U.S. ports are heading into the holiday season with less momentum than expected, as retailers and manufacturers pull back imports amid shifting tariff policy, cooling
Microsoft has the AI chips it needs to scale its next wave of generative-AI services. The trouble is, it doesn’t yet have the power to
A rising majority of large organizations are reengineering how decisions are made, moving beyond dashboards and analytics toward AI-assisted execution. New IDC research by Aera
The United States has formally committed to limit tariffs on South Korean imports to 15%, according to a joint fact sheet released by the White
Toyota Motor Corp. confirmed it will invest as much as $10 billion into its U.S. operations over the next five years, offering clarity after weeks
Manufacturers cut back on input purchases in October as spare capacity widened across major economies, signaling a cooler production outlook heading into winter. The latest
Companies across industries are fast-tracking artificial intelligence investment to navigate tariff shocks, inflation, and geopolitical uncertainty. Yet most still lack the organizational discipline and data
Robots are becoming routine in warehouses, but technology alone isn’t the test anymore. The real question is how companies design work when machines and people
Executives brace for accelerated technology adoption and rising resilience demands as supply chain dependence on automation and digital tools deepens. Nearly every senior executive now
U.S. manufacturers are pushing for hundreds more tariffs on steel-containing imports, widening a trade rift with Europe and testing the durability of recently negotiated agreements.
U.S. ports are heading into the holiday season with less momentum than expected, as retailers and manufacturers pull back imports amid shifting tariff policy, cooling
Microsoft has the AI chips it needs to scale its next wave of generative-AI services. The trouble is, it doesn’t yet have the power to
A rising majority of large organizations are reengineering how decisions are made, moving beyond dashboards and analytics toward AI-assisted execution. New IDC research by Aera
