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Logistics

Expeditors air freight up 13% on demand from cloud companies

September growth accelerated to 19% as cloud companies and AI infrastructure suppliers drove demand.

Procurement

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Services input prices hit four-year high

Strong demand is keeping the services sector growing, but rising costs are putting pressure on businesses

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Manufacturing

Chobani invests $1.2B to acquire, expand Allentown plant

The investment is part of more than $4 billion the company plans to spend across its US manufacturing network.

Fulfillment

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Boscov's turns 51 stores into fulfillment nodes

The family-owned department store chain is modernizing its network as shoppers demand faster, more flexible fulfillment

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Logistics

Ralph Lauren puts logistics, real estate under CFO Picicci

The move is part of a broader leadership reshuffle tied to the company’s ‘Next Great Chapter: Drive’ strategy

Fulfillment

News

Lululemon is reworking its DC network after de minimis ended

The retailer fills most US online sales from Canada and is paying more to fulfill them now that those parcels no longer cross the border duty-free.

Freight

News

Old Dominion, Saia and XPO each want a different kind of freight

The three carriers have moved in different directions for more than a year, with Saia and Old Dominion charging more for heavier shipments while XPO grows on lighter ones.

Freight

News

Samsung is suing CMA CGM for $186M over delay charges

The electronics maker paid CMA CGM to handle the inland move and absorbed the charges anyway, after recovering about 19 cents on the dollar from two other carriers.

Freight

News

Advance Auto Parts cuts its carrier count 70%

The auto-parts retailer is rebidding every carrier contract for savings it books in 2027, as four large truckload carriers report contract rates rising by double digits.

Fulfillment

News

Bath & Body Works stops buying inventory for its clearance sales

The personal care retailer is sizing its seasonal buys to full-price demand, after a leaner June clearance sale cost it about a percentage point of sales.

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