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Regulation & Compliance: Page 125
USDOT to Plough $2.4B into Rail Network Upgrades
The projects funded by the USDOT will expand rail connections at ports, replace aging bridges, and add modern locomotives to train fleets.
China Claims New Rule Barring U.S. Tech Investments Will 'Harm Global Supply Chain'
The Treasury Department's so-called "Final Rule" approves the implementation of an executive order from President Biden issued in August of 2023.
EU Imposes Tariffs on China EVs, Risking Retaliation
It’s possible officials in Beijing opt to withhold any immediate reaction to the new EU tariffs while they wait for the results of the U.S. elections.
Port of Montreal Dockworkers Plan Partial, Indefinite Strike
Dockworkers at the Port of Montreal have been without a labor agreement since their previous deal expired at the end of 2023.
Albania Prosecutors Order Seizure of Shipping Containers Carrying Illegal Toxic Waste
Seattle-based Basel Action Network sounded the alarm that more than 800 tons of electric arc furnace dust were being illegally transported after the group received a tipoff.
Port of Long Beach Gets $2.6M Grant to Upgrade Security
Another $4.6 million will go toward six terminals within the Port of Long Beach, as well as the city's Port Police Division and the Long Beach Fire Department.
McDonald's Puts Quarter Pounder Back on Menu After Deadly E. Coli Outbreak
Federal health officials believe that the E. coli likely came from the raw slivered onions inside the Quarter Pounder.
Reeves to Embrace Tory Legacy by Creating More U.K. Freeports
While Freeports disappeared in Britain almost a decade ago, they were revived by consecutive Conservative Party administrations in the aftermath of Brexit.
Dali’s Owners Agree to Pay U.S. $100M for Bridge Crash
The settlement does not include any damages for the reconstruction of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
EU Considers Tariff Hikes on More Russian Agricultural Goods
Several EU member states eager to limit Moscow’s revenues have been urging the bloc to impose sweeping levies on agricultural and fish imports from Russia.
How Additive Manufacturing Is Reshaping U.S. Industries and Supply Chains
In recent years, reshoring has evolved from a strategic consideration to a central priority for both policymakers and businesses. A key element of the reshoring push is additive manufacturing.
NHTSA Opens Probe into Tesla 'Full Self-Driving' System
If the agency finds that the system poses enough of a safety risk, it could potentially order a full recall of all vehicles that use the software.
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