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Global Trade & Economics: Page 125
Sweden Asks Ship Linked to Cable Breaches to Approach Its Waters
The bulk carrier,
Yi Peng 3
, is currently anchored just outside of Denmark’s territorial waters, with vessels from Sweden, Denmark and Germany monitoring it.
Will Trump Tariffs Spell the End of Temu, Shein in the U.S.?
Temu and Shein's viability in the U.S. could rely on whether Biden or Trump opt for meaningful changes to de minimis rules in the coming months.
German Steelmaker to Cut 40% of Jobs
The German steel industry already faces pressure from Asian competitors and high energy prices, but the outlook is worsened by threatened tariffs imported into the U.S. by President-elect Donald.
War of Words Over Trump Tariffs Heats Up
Trump said the tariffs would remain in place until the two countries clamp down on drugs, particularly fentanyl, and migrants crossing the border illegally.
Nations Gather for Final Talks on Deal to Curb Plastic Pollution
According to data from the UN Environment Programme, 75-199 million tons of plastic pollution can be found in the ocean right now.
Stellantis Mulls Pivoting Away from Mexico Under Threat of Trump Tariffs
Trump has threatened to punish carmakers importing vehicles to the U.S. from Mexico, where Stellantis is expanding a pickup truck plant.
U.S. to Announce New Restrictions on Exports to China
The new regulations could add as many as 200 Chinese chip companies to a trade restriction list that prohibits most U.S. suppliers from shipping goods to the targeted firms.
Russia Supplies North Korea with Oil, Breaking Sanctions
UN sanctions ban countries from selling oil to North Korea, except in small quantities, in an attempt to repress its economy to prevent it from further developing nuclear weapons.
U.S. Retailers Raise Alarm Over Ongoing Red Sea Crisis, Looming Port Strike
November 19 marked a year since Houthi rebels attacked the British-owned
Galaxy Leader
cargo ship as it moved through the Red Sea, taking its crew hostage.
Chinese Carrier Detained for Suspected Sabotage of Telecom Lines
Investigators say that the Chinese bulk carrier
Yi Peng 3
left a Russian port on November 15, and was passing through the area of each cable at the time they were damaged.
Port of Los Angeles Sees Sustained Import Surge Ahead of Tariffs
This year, the LA and Long Beach ports, which together account for roughly a third of all U.S. container imports, have seen their busiest ever peak season.
Back to (North) America: Companies Reassess Their Supply Chain Strategies
An increasing number of major companies are shifting manufacturing back to the U.S. and nearby Mexico in response to a volatile global supply chain landscape.
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