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Regulation & Compliance: Page 49
DOT: Flight Reductions to Remain at 6%
The reductions were set to rise to 10% by the end of the week, but more air traffic controllers are coming to work because of an end to the U.S. government shutdown.
U.S. Reissues Some Work Visas for South Korean Battery Plant Workers
At least 30 of the detained workers have gone back to the battery plant, and some are preparing a class-action lawsuit against U.S. immigration authorities over their detention.
New Truck Tariffs Are Fueling M&A and Supply Chain Rethink
Use today’s upheaval as the prompt to rethink your supply chain’s strategy, and make M&A a core part of how you respond to a fast-changing global market.
India Approves $5B for Exporters Hit by Harsh U.S. Tariffs
The crippling U.S.-imposed levies have hit labor-intensive sectors such as textiles, leather, footwear, and gems and jewelry the hardest.
Port of Seattle Prevails in Zoning Clash With City
The Port of Seattle criticized the council's initiative as "rushed legislation that will directly harm our city's maritime and industrial operations,"
U.S. Companies Demand More Tariffs on Goods Containing Steel
The latest requests for tariffs on products with steel elements came ahead of an October 21 deadline set by the DOC, the second consultation in three months.
BONUS EPISODE: A Conversation With Industry Thought Leader Bart De Muynck
SupplyChainBrain
Editor-in-Chief Bob Bowman is joined by industry thought leader
Bart De Muynck
, to tackle the eternal question in supply chain management: What do shippers want?
Some Airline CEOs Pushed Trump Officials to Justify Flight Cuts
Critics have questioned whether the decision was, to some degree, part of efforts to pressure Democrats to forge a deal to end the shutdown.
China Tightens Export Controls for Fentanyl Precursor Chemicals
China's Ministry of Commerce will now require manufacturers to get a license in order to export 13 separate chemicals to the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
U.S. Ports Facing ‘Goods Recession’ Amid Holiday Lull, Tariff Woes
President Donald Trump’s return to the White House in January kicked off a rollercoaster year for manufacturers, retailers and other U.S. industries dependent on goods from abroad.
UPS and FedEx Ground MD-11 Planes Following Crash at Kentucky Airport
The FAA determined that the issue that led to the detached engine "is likely to exist or develop in other products of the same type design."
Retailers Are Hoping They Made the Right Bets to Prepare for This Year’s Peak Shopping Season
The “mad race” to beat the tariffs, especially on goods from China, loaded up retailer balance sheets earlier this year “more than was comfortable,” says Michael Babbitt of Synovus.
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