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Global Trade & Economics: Page 221
Granholm’s Call to Build U.S. Fuel Stockpiles Is a Losing Proposition
Diesel futures in New York are trading in the widest backwardation for this time of year in data going back to 2008, meaning the product in storage is losing value each day.
California Sues Amazon, Alleging Antitrust Violations, Inflated Prices and Stifled Competition
California is suing the e-commerce giant over practices the state says inflate prices, stifle competition and violate antitrust laws.
U.S. Steel Says Accelerating Headwinds Eroding Metal Demand
The Pittsburgh-based producer said demand has dropped across most of its markets amid persistent supply-chain problems and higher costs for raw materials and energy in Europe.
U.S. Manufacturing Output Increases for a Second Straight Month
U.S. factory production rose slightly in August as resilient business investment more than offset a pullback in the output of consumer goods, consistent with steady manufacturing activity.
Biden Signs Order to Boost Bio-Manufacturing, Compete with China
President Joe Biden signed an executive order laying out a strategy to bolster domestic bio-manufacturing and reduce reliance on China for new medicines, chemicals and other products.
U.K. Peer Urges Biden to Ban Bain & Co. from U.S. Government Contracts
In August Bain was barred from tendering for U.K. government contracts for three years over its “grave professional misconduct” in state corruption in South Africa.
India’s Top Conglomerate in Talks to Join Club of iPhone Makers
Tata Group is in talks with a Taiwanese supplier to Apple Inc. to establish an electronics manufacturing joint venture in India, seeking to assemble iPhones in the South Asian country.
Study: Heat stress to Threaten Over 70% of Global Agriculture by 2045
Almost three quarters of the world’s current food production will face extreme risks from heat stress by 2045, according to a report by risk intelligence company Verisk Maplecroft.
EU’s Ban on Russian Fuel to Spark a Jump in Global Tanker Demand
The European Union’s ban on Russian fuel imports is likely to actually increase the world’s need for oil tankers, according to vessel owner Torm A/S.
U.S. Bars 'Advanced Tech' Firms From Building China Factories for 10 Years
U.S. tech companies that receive federal funding will be barred from building "advanced technology" facilities in China for 10 years, the Biden administration has said.
German Port Congestion, Supply Bottlenecks Weigh on Global Trade
Supply-chain snarls are persisting, with more than 2% of all global shipping capacity at a standstill outside Germany’s North Sea ports.
U.S. is Losing Soybean-Export Edge as Brazil Closes Logistics Gap
U.S. farmers facing supply-chain bottlenecks and a surging dollar are losing their competitive edge in the global market for soybeans to their biggest rival: Brazil.
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