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China Isn’t Doing Enough to Stem Fentanyl Tide, U.S. Panel Says

A commission set up by Congress says Chinese authorities are not doing enough to halt the flow of the synthetic opioid fentanyl and related chemicals into the U.S.

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China Blood Boom Spurs Buying Binge by Top Global Producers

A surging demand for blood products is drawing the world’s largest suppliers in China, where supplies are limited by strict rules governing blood donation.

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China May Cut Parts Tariffs, Aiding Home-Built Jets

China is discussing a plan to cut tariffs on imported plane parts, a move that may also benefit suppliers such as General Electric and Honeywell International.

Border Shutdowns Could Cost Billions, Local Business Officials Warn

Shutting down ports of entry at the U.S.-Mexico border near San Diego could cost local industry billions, say business officials in the region.

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Q&A | The New Nafta: What Does It Mean for Supply Chains?

Farewell, Nafta, hello U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Here's how the renegotiated trade pact will impact U.S. supply chains.

Farewell, Nafta, hello U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Suzanne Richer, director of trade advisory practice with Amber Road, explains what's in the renegotiated trade pact, and how it will impact U.S. domestic supply chains.

It Looks Like China's Export Boom to the U.S. Will End in January

A recent surge in exports from China to the U.S. is set to turn into a slump in January as tariffs imposed on Chinese goods rise.

‘Smart’ or Not, A.I. Is Playing a Crucial Role in Ensuring Food Safety

The battle over whether artificial intelligence truly mimics the workings of the human brain rages on. But we may be missing the point.

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Trump Moves Forward With Plans to Tighten U.S. High-Tech Exports

The measure could have a “profound and long lasting adverse impact” on relations between the U.S. and China, analysts say.

Black Friday Backlog: Canada’s Postal Strikes Near ‘Crisis Territory’ for Retailers

Rotating strikes are threatening Canada's holiday shopping rush, with the government resisting calls to end a dispute that has undelivered parcels piling up.

Indonesia’s Growing Postal Problem: Delivering to 18,000 Far-Flung Islands

An online shopping boom that should be helping Indonesia’s postal service is actually hurting because regulators have set parcel delivery prices so low.

Cryptocurrencies: Shiny Objects, or Set for a Bright Future?

If an army of optimistic investors is to be believed, then cryptocurrencies are set to take over the world.

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The Brexit Divorce Rundown: Champagne, Data and Trade

The U.K’s European Union divorce treaty, which runs to around 500 pages, sets out all the ways that Britain will extricate itself from the bloc’s clutches after more than four decades of membership.

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