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Port of Los Angeles Reports Third Busiest Year in its History in 2025

In a year where shippers and carriers alike are preparing for more trade turmoil, Seroka stressed that the Port of Los Angeles "must be ready for whatever is coming."

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Watch: Navigating the Changing Trade Enforcement Landscape

Scott Maberry, partner in the International Trade & Supply Chain team at Sheppard Mullin, discusses how importers and exporters can cope with uncertainty caused by constantly shifting trade policies.

Navigating The Changing Trade Enforcement Landscape

Japan Restarts Huge Nuclear Power Plant

Before the Fukushima disaster, Japan had one of the world’s most extensive nuclear programs but, since the accident, only 15 of its 33 operational reactors have restarted.

View from North of Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Photo: iStock/EyeEm Mobile GmbH

EU Freezes U.S. Trade Deal Approval Over Greenland Threats

The deal has been swept into the deepening crisis between the EU and U.S. over Greenland, which has brought the transatlantic alliance to the brink of rupture.

Ursula von der Leyen Photographer: Simon Wohlfahrt/Bloomberg

Report: Execs Expect Trade Growth Despite Policy Uncertainty

DP World says the report’s findings point to companies actively redesigning supply chains and trade routes to manage volatility and build resilience.

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Safety Campaigners Say Crashed Air India Plane Had Prior Faults

According to the Foundation for Aviation Safety, the aircraft suffered a “wide and confusing variety” of engineering, manufacturing, quality, and maintenance problems before the crash.

An Air India Boeing 787 at Incheon International Airport. Photo: iStock/winhorse

Open-Access Tool Maps Forced Labor Across Global Supply Chains

The tool is meant to serve as a starting point rather than a final judgment, by offering an early warning of potential forced labor risks based on publicly available data.

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Amazon Sellers Struggle to Absorb Costs from Trump Tariffs

Amazon has seen tariffs "creep into prices" for sellers, who have been left to decide between passing increased costs onto customers, or absorbing the costs to drive demand.

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STB Rejects 'Incomplete' Application for Proposed Rail Mega-Merger

Other railways had voiced concerns over a lack of transparency from UP and Norfolk Southern in the lead-up to the STB's decision.

Photo: iStock / Osarieme Eweka

Germany’s €3 Billion EV Subsidy Will Be Open to Chinese Brands

The program is set to benefit manufacturers such as Volkswagen AG and Stellantis NV, which are adding more affordable electric models.

Chinese electric vehicle brands like BYD are gaining ground in Europe. Photographer: Liesa Johannssen/Bloomberg

U.S., Taiwan Announce Trade Deal

Taiwanese officials now face another challenge: selling the deal at home.

A ceremony at Taiwan's TSMC’s Tainan campus on December 29. Photo: Bloomberg

Canada Inks Trade Truce With China in Break From Trump’s Agenda

The moves marked a stunning reversal from the era of former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Mark Carney Canada Bloomberg

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