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Border Agents at Heathrow Airport to Strike for Four Days

According to a release from the union, the dispute is over forced changes to terms and conditions for workers, including "inflexible" work schedules.

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Shein Sues Temu Over Claims of Copyright Infringement, Stolen Designs

Shein claims that Temu's ultra-low prices have been facilitated by allowing sellers to offer counterfeit items based on stolen designs.

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Washington Trucking Industry Calls for State to Roll Back EV Transition Rules

Starting in 2025, 7-11% of trucks sold by manufacturers in Washington must be zero-emission vehicles, depending on the classification of the truck.

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Beached Cargo Ship Leaks Oil Off South Africa’s West Coast

The MV Ultra Galaxy that beached at Brand se Baai northwest of Cape Town on July 9 has been pounded by heavy seas in recent days.

A view of the MV Ultra Galaxy from the window of a rescue craft on July 8. Photo: South African Maritime Safety Authority

Boeing Halts Tests for 777X After Discovering Damage to Engine Mount

Boeing 777X is billed as the world's largest twin-engine airplane, and was first scheduled to enter service in 2020.

A Boeing 777X test plane in Everett, Washington. Photo: iStock / Kristian1108

EU Looks at Cutting Tariffs on Teslas Made in China to 9%

The EU's draft says that the proposed tariffs are still subject to change, as it gathers feedback and comments from its member states.

Frankfurt, Germany. January 2022. Photo: iStock / Anski

Albania Probes Toxic Dust Aboard Ships Bound for Southeast Asia

Albanian officials say they are investigating how 800 tons of alleged hazardous industrial waste was shipped from one of their ports without authorization

The Maersk Campton container ship. Photographer: Thierry Monasse/Getty Images via Bloomberg

Is a ‘No-Concessions’ Policy the Right Response to Ransomware Attacks?

A debate is raging around the subject of ransomware attacks on organizations. Should victims pay to recover their private data?

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China to Limit Exports of Mineral Used in Batteries and Weapons

China pointed to national security as the driving factor behind the move, given that antimony can be used in explosives and nuclear weapons.

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Watch: FTC Cracks Down on ‘Made in USA’ Claims

Leonard L. Gordon, advertising and marketing group leader with Venable LLP, explains the Federal Trade Commission’s recent action on verifying “Made in USA” claims for a wide range of manufactured products.

Ftc Cracks Down On Made In Usa Claims

Podcast | ‘X-Shoring’: Fact and Fiction

Are manufacturers engaged in a mass exodus from China? And if so, where are they going?

Shanghai, China. Photo: iStock / Jenson

Is the Trucking Industry Really on the Road to Recovery?

Are we finally seeing the end of the longest freight recession in recent decades? It’s the question on everyone’s mind — and has been for over a year.

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