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Operations
Tariff Refunds and ‘Dumb’ Price Increases: A Manufacturer’s Survival Guide for 2026
Epicor
From $166 billion in potential refunds to AI freight audits.
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Partner Insights
End-to-End Additive Solutions Bridge Physical-Digital Manufacturing Gap
ADM
These tools help move from concept to production-grade parts in hours rather than weeks.
End-to-End Additive Solutions Bridge Physical-Digital Manufacturing Gap
Product Development
From Forecast Accuracy to Forecast Tolerance: Designing Manufacturing for Uncertainty
Manufacturing is no longer operating in cycles of stability.
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Product Development
Epicor Applies AI to Automate Most Time-Consuming Parts of ERP Delivery
Epicor
The program expansion includes a 90-day go-live target.
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Product Development
Epicor Reveals New Framework, Tools to Build Custom ERP Agents
Epicor
See how AI agents execute actions directly inside ERP systems.
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Supply Chain
Nefab Expands in Michigan to Make Reusable Packaging for Auto Industry
The expanded operation with strengthen Nefab's ability to scale new packaging options across North America.
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Operations
Jaguar Land Rover’s Profit Dropped About 99.44% Last Year
The company's latest financial results are staggering.
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Top Story
Exploring the Shift to Composite Materials in Heavy-Duty Manufacturing
They are increasingly challenging the dominance of traditional metals like steel and aluminum.
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Supply Chain
What U.S. Gas Tax Suspension Could Mean for Drivers, Prices They See at Pump
Here's what we know.
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Operations
2,100 Workers at Risk as Goodyear Looks to Close NC Plant
The company called the decision “necessary to strengthen Goodyear’s ability to compete.”
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Operations
Nissan Remains Battered by U.S. Tariffs
The automaker's financials are in their worst shape in years.
Infiniti luxury vehicles on assembly line in manufacturing plant with workers and industrial equipment
Operations
Why Automakers Can’t Easily Pivot to Weapons Production
The conditions that made this possible during WWII have changed significantly.
Elderly man in camouflage uniform inspecting military equipment in industrial workshop
Supply Chain
Consumer Prices Jump as Iran War Sends Energy Prices Rapidly Higher
Inflation, one analyst wrote, is "the key drag on the U.S. economy now."
Chocolate for sale at a grocery store in Chicago, April 29, 2026.
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