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Trump drops tariffs on groceries, as consumers still struggle with high prices
In a sudden about-face, President Donald Trump rolled back tariffs on more than 200 food and commodity products last Friday, including such staples as coffee, beef and a variety of produce, all…
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How You Should Respond After a Business Robbery
As you approached your business this morning, your stomach sank. Glass scattered across the floor, drawers were thrown open, and inventory was gone—your business was robbed. A business robbery can result in…
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Government funding bill clears first hurdle in U.S. Senate
In a rare Sunday night session, the U.S. Senate took to the chamber floor and drafted a funding bill that will likely bring an end to the longest federal government shutdown in…
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What Is the SBA, and What Does It Do for Businesses?
The Small Business Administration (SBA), established in 1953, serves as a lifeline for entrepreneurs and small business owners across America. However, many business owners remain unclear about what this federal agency actually…
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3 Signs the Lighting in Your Warehouse Is No Good
When was the last time you really looked at the lighting in your warehouse? If you’re like most warehouse managers, it probably isn’t top of mind—until something goes wrong. However, that’s a…
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Amazon looks to continue corporate slim down
In a supposed effort to get streamlined, stay competitive and “flatten bureaucracy,” Amazon continued its overhaul of its corporate operations by laying off more than 14,000 workers last week. The move is…
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How Businesses Can Handle Seasonal Logistics Shifts
As a business owner, you know that demand isn’t always consistent. Holidays, weather changes, and special events can cause dramatic spikes and dips in sales. That’s why it’s crucial to understand how…
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How Light Distribution Impacts Retail Spaces
When a customer walks into your store, what’s the first thing they notice? While you might think it’s your product display or a friendly greeting, the lighting often makes the first impression.…
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Stock market roller coaster continues
The stock market continued its hyperactive routine this week, as the rosy gains following last Wednesday’s interest rate cuts were dashed later in the day after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s announcement…
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Trump hails massive boon in critical mining options
In a move to counter China’s dominance in the critical minerals industry, President Donald Trump signed a significant agreement with Australia on Monday, committing a combined $3 billion to mining and processing…
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Features That Make an Industrial Kitchen More Efficient
An effective industrial kitchen requires careful planning and attention to detail to ensure smooth operations. It must allow staff to move easily between stations, minimize unnecessary steps, and reduce obstacles. The essential…
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Reality of shutdown hits home, as Fed workers begin to miss paychecks
As the government shutdown drags toward the four-week mark, hundreds of thousands of federal workers are set to miss their first full paycheck, while the U.S. Senate concluded its session on Thursday…
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Instagram’s Big Secret: Why Micro-Creators Are Winning the Game
You’ve probably noticed it too. The big-name influencers don’t hit the same anymore. Those flawless feeds, staged smiles and perfectly curated campaigns feel hollow, too polished to be real, and people are…
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What It Means When We Go from “DEI” to “I&D”
You may have noticed with the beginning of Trump’s second term that news outlets reported many institutions are rolling back their DEI policies. In fact, they’re not stepping back at all. On…
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Farm Budgeting Tips Every Expert Needs to Know
Managing farm finances can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Farm budgeting tips every expert needs to know start with understanding that good financial planning is the backbone of any…
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Swiss knife maker brakes out “tools’ to lessen tariff impact
Swiss Army Knife manufacturer Victorinox is attempting to curb the blow of President Donald Trump’s tariff policy by, in true utilitarian fashion, pushing efficiency at its Swiss plants, building up U.S. inventories…
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Are Industrial Stretch Wrap Machines Worth the Investment?
For any business managing a warehouse or shipping products, wrapping pallets is a daily reality. Industrial stretch wrappers automate this process, but they come with a significant price tag. Below, we’ll help…
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4 Reasons Why Promotional Products Are Important
Marketing budgets are tighter than ever, and businesses are constantly searching for strategies that deliver maximum impact without breaking the bank. While digital advertising dominates most marketing conversations, promotional products are a…
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Why All Restrooms Should Offer Free Feminine Products
Access to basic hygiene products is something many people take for granted. We expect restrooms to provide soap, toilet paper, and paper towels free of charge. Yet, essential feminine hygiene products are…
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How a Well-Balanced Workspace Benefits Manufacturing
Manufacturing businesses face mounting pressure to optimize every aspect of their operations. While many focus on upgrading equipment or streamlining supply chains, one critical factor often gets overlooked: the physical workspace where…
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Soybean farmer bailout appears likely
Perhaps the hardest hit in the trade war to this point is the American soybean farmer. With retaliation tariffs in place from China, the U.S. soybean market has lost one of its…
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Does Your Warehouse Need an Office? What To Consider
Running a warehouse involves managing a complex mix of inventory, logistics, and personnel. Many managers wonder if adding a dedicated office space within the warehouse is a necessary step. While some operations…
