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Explore Bring It Home for expert analysis, business news, and thought leadership on the American manufacturing resurgence. From reshoring updates and policy shifts to on-the-ground coverage of U.S. factories, we provide the stories and insights that matter to executives, entrepreneurs, and industrial workers alike. Stay informed and inspired as we track the movement to bring jobs and production back home.
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How Global Shippers Are Navigating the Most Turbulent Year in Cross-Border History
FreightWaves’ Thomas sits down with Patrick Frith, Senior Director of Growth and Cross-Border at Avalara, to talk about the most turbulent year global shippers have faced in decades. They break down the rapid tariff changes, the end of U.S. de minimis, the rise of tariff engineering, and how automation and AI are becoming essential for staying compliant amid 600,000+ tariff updates in 2025.
Trade and Compliance
De minimis light? Retailers explore postal shipping in new tariff age
Trade and Compliance
House considers universal de minimis ban as fees on China parcels ease
Borderlands: Canada
Lawmakers grill US trade official on tariffs’ impact on auto supply chains
Less than Truckload (LTL)
LTL stocks bloodied post-Liberation Day, estimates cut ahead of Q1 reports
Ongoing Coverage
Air Cargo
Increased Amazon flight activity boosts Sun Country cargo revenue
Sun Country Airlines generated record cargo revenue last quarter as its Amazon flying business took off.
American Shipper
EXCLUSIVE: BlackRock could bid for largest New York container terminal
The world’s largest asset manager could back an effort by the world’s biggest container line to buy the busiest container terminal at the leading U.S. East Coast port.
Parcel Freight
Canadian e-commerce shipping platform acquires Warehowz
ShipTime Canada is expanding its last-mile virtual delivery network with the acquisition of on-demand warehouse platform Warehowz.
American Shipper
Maersk posts Q4 pre-tax loss, will cut 1,000 jobs
Overcapacity and global trade headwinds sent Maersk to a Q4 pre-tax loss on container volumes that improved by 8%.