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Britain Mulls Law to Rescue Modern Slaves From Net of Abuse

Support for victims of modern slavery should be enshrined in law to bolster piecemeal care that leaves survivors open to abuse and repeat trafficking, British charities said on Wednesday.

From Cars to Cows, Here’s Where Nafta Talks Stand on Big Issues

Negotiations to modernize Nafta are in their sixth round with few signs of a breakthrough, even as President Donald Trump continually applies pressure by threatening to withdraw if the U.S. can’t get its way.

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Citing Bomb Risk, TSA Mandates Additional Security on Middle East Airfreight

Citing the increased threat of a bomb being smuggled on board an aircraft bound for the United States, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) issued on Monday an emergency order requiring stricter scrutiny of air cargo.

Trump Slaps Steep U.S. Tariffs on Imported Washers, Solar Panels

U.S. President Donald Trump slapped steep tariffs on imported washing machines and solar panels on Monday, giving a boost to Whirlpool Corp and dealing a setback to the renewable energy industry in the first of several potential trade restrictions.

Opinion: Healthcare Systems Are Planning to Make Their Own Drugs, and Pharma Should Look Out

The pharmaceutical industry is looking over its shoulder.

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Nations Seek the Elusive Cure for Cyberattacks

When the "Wannacry" ransomware attack spread across Britain, Japan Russia, Taiwan and places in between last May, it took only a few days for private firms that looked at the code to come to some pretty quick conclusions.

What Blockchain Means to Supply Chain

Blockchain has the potential to transform supply chains.

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Regulators Vote to Shut Down Diablo Canyon, California's Last Nuclear Power Plant

The last remaining nuclear power plant in California will begin shutting down operations in six years as part of a plan approved last week by state regulators.

The U.K. Has Banned Microbeads. Why?

They’re tiny, colorful and harmless-looking, but these little pellets are being blamed for causing big problems for the world’s oceans and seas.

Bacon With Banned Additive Among Risks of U.S.-U.K. Trade Deal

Chlorinated chicken, hormone-fed beef and bacon produced with additives strong enough to cripple pigs have been listed by British campaigners as three of the top 10 food safety risks posed by a free-trade deal with the U.S.

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All Plastic Packaging in the EU Must Be Reusable or Recyclable by 2030

One word: plastics.

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Will the New Tax Bill Bring Overseas Profits Back Home?

The Republicans’ tax-reform measure is now the law of the land. So what’s going to happen to all that cash that’s been sitting in the overseas accounts of U.S. multinationals? Is it coming home?

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