Can China use Canada and Mexico as a way to get around the U.S. ban on imports of Chinese goods from Xinjiang Province?

As measuring performance shifts from profit alone to “profit, planet and people,” companies are assembling teams, assessing resources and determining what help will be needed to achieve sustainability and compliance goals. Read on for an analysis of what’s needed, and what’s available, to meet these goals.

Lee Smith, leader of the International Trade and National Security Practice of Baker Donelson, discusses how the policies of the incoming Trump Administration are likely to impact supply chains.

Trump has repeatedly said tariffs will create more factory jobs, shrink the federal deficit, lower food prices and allow the government to subsidize childcare. Economists disagree.

The Canadian Prime Minister said Americans are "beginning to wake up to the reality" that Trump's tariffs will drive up prices on a variety of goods.

For example, the F-150 pickup truck has only 24% of its components made in the U.S, and onshoring production would take many years.

How does a business get the word out about its good deeds, without succumbing to the practice of empty corporate “virtue-signaling”?

The proper management of supplier relationships is key to maintaining efficiency and driving success for your manufacturing business.

Family members of crash victims have fought for years to get harsher penalties, following two crashes in 2018 and 2019 linked to a flawed flight control system.

The future of procurement lies with artificial intelligence — and big changes are coming.