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Trump tariffsTrump’s tariffs: Tracking the status of US trade actions
President Donald Trump has rolled out a deluge of tariffs in his second term and is promising more. Here’s where each tariff — whether in place or proposed — currently stands.
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Deep DiveHow FedEx, UPS shippers can limit fuel surcharge pressures
Securing discounts, trimming overall delivery charges and tapping alternative carriers are among the methods customers should explore, experts said.
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FedEx Network 2.0: Tracking closures, layoffs across the US
The logistics giant is shutting down ship centers as part of its plan to streamline operations. Here's how the overhaul is progressing.
Updated March 6, 2026 -
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Trump tariffsTrump slaps steep tariffs on patented drug imports
The 100% tariff will go into effect on July 31 for several major pharmaceutical companies — with full-scale implementation to begin in September.
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Williams-Sonoma isn’t planning for tariff refunds anytime soon
The home goods retailer isn’t baking any potential returns for eliminated tariffs into its 2026 financial expectations, executives said on a recent earnings call.
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Amazon to apply 3.5% fuel and logistics surcharge on fulfillment
The increase, averaging $0.17 per unit for U.S. Fulfillment by Amazon services, comes as supply chains grapple with rising fuel costs tied to the Iran war.
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Trucking capacity crunch draws shippers to intermodal
Shippers are taking advantage of current market conditions before intermodal pricing catches up to over-the-road rates, per Uber Freight.
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Walmart to close Massachusetts fulfillment center
Operations at the Worcester facility will be relocated to other locations, with employee layoffs slated to begin in May.
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Diesel price surge slows, but California costs still swell
The Golden State’s on-highway average increased by about 35 cents week over week to nearly $7.22 per gallon.
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FedEx’s next AI leap to feature RFID, robotics
The carrier is scaling its use of physical assets powered by AI to strengthen network reliability and improve connectivity with shippers, a FedEx executive said.
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Tracking the speed, dwell and cars of Class I railroads
This dashboard shows the average speed, dwell time and cars online for all of the Class I railroads operating in the U.S.
Updated March 19, 2026 -
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Manufacturing sector expands for third consecutive month, but war, tariffs cause worry: PMI
Price increases in 17 of the 18 economic sectors tracked are a particular concern and are impacting business operations, according to survey respondents.
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CBP’s tariff refund process will take up to 45 days to deliver returns
The agency is on track to begin accepting refund requests by April 20, per a filing with the Court of International Trade.
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Fareway breaks ground on distribution center expansion
The Midwestern grocery chain expects the 105,000-square-foot freezer building expansion to help it better serve its stores in addition to laying the foundation for future investments in automation.
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Gap feels confident about inventory levels, tariff mitigation
The retailer remains focused on what it calls “stringent” and "disciplined" inventory practices, per a March 5 earnings call
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Hasbro opens distribution hub to cut costs, speed deliveries
The Georgia facility will shrink the toymaker’s logistics network while adding resilience and efficiencies.
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How food manufacturers can benefit from AI and other technologies
Experts at the virtual Food Manufacturing Summit said companies can leverage technologies such as artificial intelligence to comply with U.S. regulations and heighten food safety.
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HP pulls multiple levers to battle soaring memory chip costs
Along with leveraging existing supplier relationships, the computer maker is expanding its sourcing pool and building strategic inventory positions.
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Tariff refunds: Court expands scope to include finally liquidated entries
The Court of International Trade amended a previous order related to now defunct Trump administration tariffs to include all entries subject to the levies.
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Kohl’s refines inventory management to improve allocation issues
Softness in its fall seasonal business helped the retailer uncover operational opportunities pertaining to inventory depth and allocation.
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Matson responds to growing cargo theft in intermodal shipments
Shippers now have two additional security levels when moving their international cargo from Los Angeles to BNSF network destinations.
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Dollar Tree makes distribution, tech upgrades
As part of its supply chain modernization efforts, the retailer is replacing its legacy systems with AI-powered platforms.
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Robotic unloading becomes more accessible as warehouses weigh applicability
Dock operations are often the “last piece of the puzzle” when it comes to warehouse automation. But increasing accessibility means it could also be the first.
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AWG invests $110M to modernize distribution center
The wholesaler is renovating its Gulf Coast facility with advanced automation to improve order accuracy and service reliability.
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UPS nixes driver buyouts in 13 states
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters said the decision came after more than 30 local unions filed grievances against the carrier.
