Enterprise adoption of browser-based tools accelerates as legacy systems face cost pressures and workforce demands for remote accessibility.

Drought cycles, tariff escalation, and supply chain fragmentation threaten to reshape global grain and commodity markets heading into 2026.

Capital expenditures in domestic factories hit $170 billion in 2023, driven by policy incentives and supply chain reassessment following pandemic disruptions.

U.S. companies are shifting supply chains away from China, driven by tariffs, geopolitical risk, and operational costs. What the data shows.

Rising import duties create mixed signals for domestic producers, with winners and losers emerging across industrial sectors.

Tariffs and trade restrictions are forcing American manufacturers to restructure operations, with some reporting cost increases of 5-15% and shifting sourcing strategies.