Trump Will Not Currently Seek to Place Tariffs on Critical Minerals for Now In a recent policy shift, President Donald Trump has decided to delay the imposition of tariffs on critical minerals
Johnson & Johnson will invest US$4 billion in new pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities in the United States, linking expanded domestic production to a pricing and trade agreement with the
Before exploring the insights of the 2026 Everstream Analytics Risk report, we should first assess the accuracy of last year's forecasts. The Logistics Viewpoints analyst team previously examined the
Every year, a small number of articles break through the daily noise and become reference points. They get shared internally, forwarded to leadership teams, cited in meetings, and bookmarked for
By Ben Smeland, Senior Software Engineer, Lucas Systems When I begin engineering discussions with warehouse teams, I usually ask for a map of their facility. Almost every time, I’m handed a CAD
The Supply Chain People Don’t See Google’s supply chain is often described as “mostly digital.” That description understates where the real operating risk sits. Alphabet runs a large,
Amazon is still widely cited as the supply chain benchmark. That assessment is not wrong, but it is increasingly incomplete. Too many discussions focus on the visible outcomes of Amazon’s network
From executive leadership shifts to multi-billion dollar energy investments, this week’s supply chain round-up is defined by strategic moves aimed at long-term stability. This roundup covers the
How the Conflict Disrupted Cross-Border Manufacturing and Logistics The recent escalation of the Thailand-Cambodia border conflict has disrupted a critical land-based supply chain artery in the
Venezuela’s Oil Return Is a Supply Chain Reconstruction Problem, Not a Production Decision In an earlier piece, we argued that Venezuela’s oil challenge is fundamentally a supply chain problem. This
Each executive summary provides a high-level view of ARC’s Market Research Primary Research (Technology Demos, Supplier Briefings, Customer Use Cases) Market Sizing and Five-Year Forecasts
On December 30th, 2025, $400,000 of lobster was stolen before it arrived at its Midwest Costco destinations. A rising trend impacting supply chains and a wake-up call for the logistics industry. This
