
Diversification Drives 2026 Trade Outlook
Despite intensifying trade frictions and an increasingly unpredictable policy backdrop, senior business leaders entered 2026 with a surprisingly steady view of global commerce. New findings

Despite intensifying trade frictions and an increasingly unpredictable policy backdrop, senior business leaders entered 2026 with a surprisingly steady view of global commerce. New findings

For nearly two decades DHL has served as a core logistics partner for Airbus. The latest agreement extends that role across broader transport segments and

Manhattan Associates is recasting warehouse and fulfilment systems from long-cycle projects into an AI-enabled execution platform that runs continuously at the edge of the network.

GM is reconfiguring its North American production system in real time, shrinking excess EV capacity, expanding U.S. ICE output, and using that shift to structurally

Rack audits rarely get attention until something goes wrong. Yet as warehouses run denser, taller, and faster, the tools used to inspect racking systems are

According to new research from Gartner, fewer than 100 companies worldwide are expected to move humanoid robots beyond early testing by 2028, and fewer than

Boeing is rebuilding its commercial and defense production system around stability-first governance, tying every rate ramp to measurable factory performance, inventory logic, and supplier control.

As last-mile delivery becomes the most expensive segment of e-commerce, retailers are looking inward at their store networks for relief. Updated digital controls, redesigned backrooms,

Cost pressure is back at the center of supply chain decision-making, but the familiar playbook of rapid cuts and fixed budgets is showing its limits.

OpenAI is widening its push into domestically built AI infrastructure, asking U.S. manufacturers to bid on the hardware and components needed to scale its next

Despite intensifying trade frictions and an increasingly unpredictable policy backdrop, senior business leaders entered 2026 with a surprisingly steady view of global commerce. New findings

For nearly two decades DHL has served as a core logistics partner for Airbus. The latest agreement extends that role across broader transport segments and

Manhattan Associates is recasting warehouse and fulfilment systems from long-cycle projects into an AI-enabled execution platform that runs continuously at the edge of the network.

GM is reconfiguring its North American production system in real time, shrinking excess EV capacity, expanding U.S. ICE output, and using that shift to structurally

Rack audits rarely get attention until something goes wrong. Yet as warehouses run denser, taller, and faster, the tools used to inspect racking systems are

According to new research from Gartner, fewer than 100 companies worldwide are expected to move humanoid robots beyond early testing by 2028, and fewer than

Boeing is rebuilding its commercial and defense production system around stability-first governance, tying every rate ramp to measurable factory performance, inventory logic, and supplier control.

As last-mile delivery becomes the most expensive segment of e-commerce, retailers are looking inward at their store networks for relief. Updated digital controls, redesigned backrooms,

Cost pressure is back at the center of supply chain decision-making, but the familiar playbook of rapid cuts and fixed budgets is showing its limits.

OpenAI is widening its push into domestically built AI infrastructure, asking U.S. manufacturers to bid on the hardware and components needed to scale its next