Logistics giant Goodman makes strategic move into Silicon Valley’s competitive data center market with 97MW campus. The $200 million acquisition signals broader industry transformation as industrial players pivot to digital infrastructure.
A Swiss startup’s smart glasses technology is making its global debut through American acquisition. The industrial AR market is heating up as specialized solutions outpace consumer offerings in rugged enterprise environments.
Agentic commerce represents the next paradigm shift in retail, moving beyond predictive and generative AI to autonomous shopping agents. But the path to implementation faces substantial hurdles that businesses must navigate carefully.
Massive Infrastructure Investment Targets Aging Rail and Port Systems State-owned freight and logistics giant Transnet has announced an ambitious R127-billion…
Codi, backed by Andreessen Horowitz, has launched what it claims is the first fully automated AI office management platform. The technology aims to eliminate manual office logistics as return-to-office trends accelerate across corporate America. Early adoption reportedly generated $100,000 in ARR within just five weeks of beta release.
Codi, an Andreessen Horowitz-backed startup, has launched what it describes as the first comprehensive AI platform designed to fully automate office management operations, according to reports. Founded in 2018 by Christelle Rohaut and Dave Schuman, the company originally operated as a marketplace connecting businesses with flexible office spaces before pivoting to AI-driven office management solutions.
Major Retail Disruption Following Ransomware Attack Japanese retail giant Muji has been forced to suspend all online orders after a…
Major CMBS Deal Reflects Strong Investor Confidence in Logistics Real Estate Blackstone Inc. has successfully priced a £507 million ($680…
Revolutionizing Rail-to-Road Transitions California-based Glīd Tech has developed a groundbreaking universal platform that eliminates friction in intermodal logistics, particularly targeting…
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U.S. businesses are increasingly turning to AI-driven customs brokerage services to handle complex tariff regulations. These tools reportedly help importers optimize supply chains and reduce duty expenses through automated analysis and real-time recommendations.
According to reports, U.S. importers are adopting specialized artificial intelligence tools to manage increasing tariff costs and regulatory complexity. Industry sources indicate that since the detailed implementation of sweeping import tariffs in August, businesses have sought technological solutions to limit financial impacts. These tariff increases have elevated costs for imported goods and materials, prompting companies to explore automated compliance and optimization platforms.
