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Boeing Starts Hiring Freeze, Weighs Temporary Furloughs

The planemaker will also stop issuing “a majority” of its supplier purchase orders for the 737, 767 and 777 jetliner programs affected by the walkout.

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Biden Admin Pushes to Curb Flood of Duty-Free Imports from Temu, Shein

Biden's proposal would make it so de minimis exemptions no longer cover any imports subject to current tariffs on a variety of low-value Chinese goods.

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EU Car Lobby Mulls Two-Year Delay of 2025 Emissions Targets

The scope for regulatory lenience is low, and the 2025 rules could accelerate capacity restructuring within the industry.

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Returns Fraud Estimated to Cost E-Retailers Billions

E-tailers have struggled to keep up with a flood of returns, and have often loosened rules for consumers making them.

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U.K. Imposes Fresh Sanctions on Russia Shadow Fleet Ships

The ships targeted are all described as “high-volume offenders” — vessels operating around the clock to transport as much Russian oil as possible.

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AstraZeneca Defends China Compliance In Wake of Staff Detentions

Chinese authorities are looking into the company’s collection of patient data to assess whether it infringed on data privacy laws.

Pascal Soriot. Photographer: Zach Gibson/Bloomberg

Boeing Must Be ‘in the Green’ Before 737 Max Cap Is Lifted, FAA Head Says

The FAA capped output of Boeing’s 737 Max at a rate of 38 per month in the wake of a January 2024 near-catastrophe, in which a door cover blew off during flight.

Michael Whitaker, administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration. Photo: Bloomberg.

Norfolk Southern Probes Alleged Misconduct by CEO

Shaw’s alleged behavior was inconsistent with company policy and its code of ethics, Norfolk Southern said.

Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw. Photo: Al Drago / Bloomberg

What to Consider When Determining an Optimal Sourcing Strategy

In making complex decisions regarding their manufacturing strategies, companies must conduct a comprehensive analysis of operations that spans multiple functions.

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With Rising Product Recalls, It Pays to Reevaluate Your Supply Chain

Product recalls are becoming a daily occurrence, posing a serious challenge for manufacturers.

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Sourcing from the Americas Now the Focus of U.S. Importers, Survey Says

Nearly half of respondents (47%) believe the primary benefit to having a more diversified supply chain is reducing the risk of disruption from various events such as natural disasters.

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EU Responders Say it's Unsafe to Tow Burning Oil Tanker in Red Sea

Oil has yet to leak out of the vessel, but U.S. military leaders estimate that the Sounion could spill four times as much oil as the Exxon Valdez.

Fires burning aboard the Greek-flagged MV Sounion in the Red Sea. Photo: EUNAVFOR Aspides

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