The US and Canada failed to reach an agreement before a tariff deadline, with each side imposing escalating duties on goods including steel, autos, and agricult

The farm equipment maker faces higher duty expenses next year even after tariff refunds reduced its 2026 liability to $750 million.

The rate bump applies to Ground Advantage, Priority Mail and other package services starting Oct. 4, ahead of the holiday shipping surge.

The steelmaker's decision to keep coal-powered infrastructure drew criticism from environmental groups who said federal tax dollars were meant for cleaner techn

The retailer aims to reduce its assortment to 6,000-6,500 SKUs after previous reduction efforts, hoping to streamline operations.

While 70% of manufacturing leaders expect to manage a robot fleet within five years, only about 40% have a formal strategy for a mixed human-robot workforce.

Nick Gennari's priorities include expanding the carrier's cold chain footprint and attracting more pharmaceutical shippers.

Archer-Daniels-Midland identified six additional facilities that could also increase capacity as part of the expansion.

The Defense Department's pause on the cybersecurity certification program gives contractors relief, but experts advise them to keep implementing requirements.

The new service targets demand for fresh produce, consumer goods and other time-sensitive cargo on the route.

The retailer prepositioned inventory and secured dedicated trailer capacity ahead of the back-to-school shopping season, COO Lisa Roath said.

Rising energy costs are making renewable procurement and efficiency projects attractive for companies such as Smurfit Westrock and Pepsico.

The retailer cited trade-offs among product protection, food safety, cost and regulatory requirements in its FY2026 ESG Report.