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Judge in NYC Congestion Pricing Case Delays Ruling

After initially expecting to issue a final judgment by the end of 2025, U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman instead set a hearing for late-January for both sides to make their case in person.

Traffic on 10th Avenue in Manhattan in 2024. Photographer: Jeenah Moon/Bloomberg

U.S. Consumer Confidence Slips in December

When asked to write in responses to factors they believe are affecting the economy, consumers mentioned prices, tariffs, trade and politics the most.

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End of De Minimis Strains Delivery Companies, But CBP Says It's Coping

Now, every package entering the U.S. comes with a need to submit an exact description of every component, including a 10-digit HTS code. Shippers and carriers are struggling to adjust.

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FCC Bans Importing of New Foreign-Made Drones

The FCC cited concerns over the potential use of foreign-made drones during 2026's FIFA World Cup and the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.

Amazon's MK27-2 drone. Photo: Amazon

CBP Collects $1B in Duties Since End of De Minimis

CBP seizures of unsafe and non-compliant low-value goods have also increased by 82%, which have included counterfeit products, narcotics and faulty electronics.

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Wingtech Chair Warns Chip Turmoil to Worsen on Nexperia Spat

The crisis has effectively split the business into two parallel entities: one run by the court-appointed administrators in the Netherlands, and another in China aligned with Wingtech.

The Nexperia Holding BV headquarters in Nijmegen, Netherlands. Photo: Lina Selg / Bloomberg

How to Stop the ‘Domino Effect’ of Supply Chain Cyber Attacks

Company leaders should implement proactive, real-time monitoring and intelligence to ensure that the “weakest link” doesn’t send the rest of the dominoes falling.

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U.S. Senate Confirms Former Maersk Exec as Maritime Administrator

During his confirmation hearings, Carmel stressed the importance of revitalizing the U.S. shipbuilding sector, and its role in building resilient domestic maritime supply chains.

Cargo ships at the Port of Charleston. Photo: iStock / stonena7

Jim Beam to Halt Main Production Plant for 2026

U.S. distillers have faced retaliatory import taxes on their goods after Trump's so-called "Liberation Day" announcement in April saw the U.S. imposing tariffs on most countries around the world.

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The High Cost of Zero Grievances

Signals such as high turnover, absenteeism, wage disputes, unsafe conditions or harassment do not disappear just because they go unreported.

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For U.S. Importers, Cancellation of IEEPA Tariffs Won’t Be the End of the Story

A decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to strike down President Trump’s “emergency” tariffs won’t be the last word on the tariff controversy.

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Union Pacific, Norfolk Say Merger Will Take Nearly 2 Million Truckloads off U.S. Roads

Creating a continuous, coast-to-coast railroad will also reduce the need to transfer cargo between the companies by truck at interchanges.

Norfolk Southern Corp. and Union Pacific Railroad Co. freight locomotives. Photographer: Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg

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