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Moving to Livingston: Lettermans, founded in Baton Rouge in the 1940s, has relocated its print production facility to Denham Springs. The new space, which opens its doors Thursday, offers expanded production capacity, improved workflow and convenient access to serve clients across south Louisiana, President and CEO Steven Perret said in a statement.
Canceled cargoes: The number of ships sailing from China to the U.S. importing clothes, electronics, furniture and other goods is plunging, as an accelerating number of cargoes are canceled following the Trump administration’s tariff hike. Freight demand from China to the U.S. West Coast could fall 28% next week, while demand at East Coast ports could plunge 42% the following week, according to Alan Murphy, chief executive of data firm Sea-Intelligence. Read more from The Wall Street Journal.
GLP-1 medications: GLP-1s can help employers lower medical costs in two years, according to a new study that looked at medical claims data for 139,000 U.S.-based workers with employer health coverage who took GLP-1 medications between 2022 and 2024. Read more from CNBC.
