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U.S. Treasury Secretary Warns Iran of 'Economic Spillover' After Missile Attack

Secretary Yellen said she expects "additional sanctions" against Iran sometime in the coming days.

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Apple No Longer World’s Biggest Phone Seller

U.S. giant, hurt by slowing sales in China, loses out to Samsung as China sales drop.

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Iran-Israel Conflict Forces Airlines to Choose Longer Routes

Iran’s airspace is frequently utilized by airlines traveling between Europe and India or Southeast Asia.

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U.S. Plans Chips, Nickel Deals in Philippines as Defense Ties Grow

The Philippines is bolstering economic ties with the U.S. at a time when their relations with China have been strained.

Ferdinand Marcos Jr., left, Joe Biden and Fumio Kishida at the White House. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg

Supply Chains Not Likely to Return to Pre-Pandemic Stability in 2024

Several geopolitical factors have slowed the post-pandemic recovery process so far in 2024, but there have been "positive signs" over the last year, too.

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Diversifying Production From China: Welcome to ‘The Great Reallocation’

Doubts about China as the ideal place to manufacture cheap consumer goods for the West have been voiced for years.

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Senate Panel Urges Biden Urged to Ban China-Made EVs

In February, the White House said it was opening an investigation into whether Chinese cars pose a national security risk.

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China Asks Telecom Carriers to Drop Foreign Chips, WSJ Says

Beijing is accelerating a campaign to eradicate American technology, in part to circumvent a growing thicket of U.S, sanctions.

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New Brexit Rules Could Add Billions to Cost of Meat, Dairy Imports into U.K.

New restrictions on meat and dairy brought into the U.K. from Europe could add as much as £2 billion to total import costs.

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Baltimore Port Closure Means 35% Drop in April U.S. Coal Exports

Coal exports will slump 6.3% for the year, according to U.S. Energy Department figures released on April 9.

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Report Predicts Spring Surge in Import Cargo at Major U.S. Ports

U.S. imports have continue to increase even as supply chain challenges in the Red Sea and at the Panama Canal have persisted.

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Group of European Countries Sign Pact to Protect Vital North Sea Infrastructure

The agreement was signed by six Northern European nations in the face of concerns over increased risks to underwater energy infrastructure in the region.

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