As inflation, interest rates, and geopolitical uncertainty compress supplier investment capacity, firms are rethinking category strategies to account for a new constraint: supplier capital expenditure
Rising geopolitical tension and trade restrictions are driving record levels of concern among procurement professionals, according to new CIPS survey data. But behind the headline
A temporary reprieve from U.S. tariff hikes sparked a sharp rise in global manufacturing activity in June, as companies across Europe, North America, and Asia
Private investment is redrawing the map of global logistics. As BlackRock and other funds take control of airports and ports, access and leverage in supply
As inflation shocks ripple through global supply chains, procurement teams are abandoning static pricing models in favor of flexible, indexed contracts that respond to real-world
Apple signed a $500 million deal with MP Materials to secure U.S.-made rare earth magnets and build a domestic recycling line. The move highlights rising
Despite the noise surrounding tariffs and trade tensions, long-term sourcing patterns are quietly redrawing the global supply map. QIMA’s latest barometer shows a steady shift
Supplier diversity has long been measured by the diversity status of Tier 1 vendors, certified women-owned, minority-owned, or small businesses directly contracted by the enterprise.
Delta’s live rollout of AI-generated airfare pricing marks a deeper shift: algorithmically governed price discovery is no longer hypothetical. For logistics and transport procurement leaders,
A new 50% tariff on copper imports will take effect August 1 following a Section 232 national security review, adding fresh cost pressure to metals
As inflation, interest rates, and geopolitical uncertainty compress supplier investment capacity, firms are rethinking category strategies to account for a new constraint: supplier capital expenditure
Rising geopolitical tension and trade restrictions are driving record levels of concern among procurement professionals, according to new CIPS survey data. But behind the headline
A temporary reprieve from U.S. tariff hikes sparked a sharp rise in global manufacturing activity in June, as companies across Europe, North America, and Asia
Private investment is redrawing the map of global logistics. As BlackRock and other funds take control of airports and ports, access and leverage in supply
As inflation shocks ripple through global supply chains, procurement teams are abandoning static pricing models in favor of flexible, indexed contracts that respond to real-world
Apple signed a $500 million deal with MP Materials to secure U.S.-made rare earth magnets and build a domestic recycling line. The move highlights rising
Despite the noise surrounding tariffs and trade tensions, long-term sourcing patterns are quietly redrawing the global supply map. QIMA’s latest barometer shows a steady shift
Supplier diversity has long been measured by the diversity status of Tier 1 vendors, certified women-owned, minority-owned, or small businesses directly contracted by the enterprise.
Delta’s live rollout of AI-generated airfare pricing marks a deeper shift: algorithmically governed price discovery is no longer hypothetical. For logistics and transport procurement leaders,
A new 50% tariff on copper imports will take effect August 1 following a Section 232 national security review, adding fresh cost pressure to metals
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