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New York Enacts Nation's First Statewide Pause on Data Center Construction

The pause will apply to all new permitting for so-called hyperscale data centers, which can house 5,000 or more servers and span up to a million square feet.

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DOJ Probes Corruption Allegations Against UAW President

A court-appointed monitor had previously released a report that claimed Fain had improperly used his authority to get a financial bonus for his fiancee.

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Tariff Refunds Push U.S. June Budget Deficit to $120B

The deficit represents a sharp reversal from the $27 billion surplus in June 2025 that the administration touted as evidence of tariff success.

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Keystone Pipeline Operator Agrees to Pay $26.9M Penalty for 2022 Oil Spill

South Bow would also agree to pay another $40 million to guard against future oil spills, as well as $3 million to Kansas for environmental restoration projects.

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Four Forces Tightening Truck Capacity, and How Shippers Should Respond

Truckload and LTL rates have roared back to life as capacity has fled the market due to tighter government regulations, driver shortages, skyrocketing fuel prices and aging equipment.

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In Europe, Supply Chain Eligibility Is About to Replace Efficiency

The Industrial Accelerator Act bites hardest in sectors where Europe feels most strategically vulnerable: EV batteries, grid equipment, industrial automation, low-carbon steel and semiconductor packaging.

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U.S. Electrical Manufacturers Want Fewer Tariffs, More Investment in Domestic Production

U.S. electrical manufacturers are looking to get around heavy tariffs and geopolitical strife by taking action to promote domestic production.

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HS 2028: The Next Major Evolution of Global Tariff Classification

What does the coming of HS 2028 on January 1, 2028 mean for companies involved in international trade?

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EU to Favor European Providers in Public Service Contracts

The commission is especially worried about the dependencies European operators continue to have on Chinese suppliers, particularly in the field of chips and rare earth minerals.

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ICE Now Screening Truck Drivers at Weigh Stations

More than 28,000 CDLs deemed to have been issued illegally have been revoked as of May 1, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.

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Tankers Trickle Through Hormuz After Trump Says Truce Over

Shipowners are increasingly having to weigh not only whether to cross, but which route to choose, for fear of angering one side or the other.

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Securing Trust in the Microelectronics Supply Chain

Supply chain risks tied to microelectronics processors, firmware, packaging and component provenance increasingly affect overall security and operations in the enterprise.

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