Should Business Leaders Rush to Reshore Supply Chains? Most Say No

Trump tariffs trap Gloomhaven overseas, and the publisher is furious

It’s no exaggeration to say the release of Gloomhaven, the campaign-in-a-box board game, was a watershed moment for the tabletop industry in 2017. Here was a high-concept physical product that weighed close to 18 pounds. Inside were modular tiles and plastic miniatures, maps and secret envelopes, all adding up to an experience to be shared with family and friends over 100 or more unique gameplay sessions. Its innovations and subsequent popularit…

Business and labor leaders share concerns about Trump tariff policies with Magaziner

U.S. Rep. Seth Magaziner, right, holds a routable discussion with business and labor leaders inside the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 11's Cranston offices on April 16, 2025. From left to right: Justin Kelley, a business representative and political director for the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 11; Ryan Moot, manager of business development and government affairs for the …

Should Business Leaders Rush to Reshore Supply Chains? Most Say No

Most companies facing Trump’s tariff hits will seek better deals in countries hit with lower levies, since domestic sourcing remains too expensive, too long to start operations, and unable to meet customer demand.

Trump's tariff flip-flops rattle tech supply chains, cool US client demand

The Trump administration's erratic tariff policy has jolted the tech supply chain. Last week brought peak panic, with overloaded phone lines and a flurry of inquiries about alternative sourcing. But after Washington announced a temporary tariff exemption, that urgency quickly gave way to hesitation.

'A guessing game': Tariffs leave brands like Bogg Bag scrambling to navigate supply chain shakeups

Bogg Bag is grappling with the uncertainty of Trump’s 145% China tariffs, prompting shifts in supply chains and marketing strategy changes.

How will American tariffs ricochet on IT? What should Belarusians, including IT specialists, expect from Trump? Maybe the American administration will include Belarus in some kind of package deal, ease sanctions and inadvertently resurrect the IT country, at least in a zombie version with reduced functionality? We asked the experts.