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P&G Slashes Tariff Impact by 50% as Earnings Beat Estimates

The results reflect consumers’ resilience and suggest that P&G’s strategy of charging a premium for its goods, while marketing them as superior to the competition, is paying off.

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DSV Warns of More Cost Cuts as U.S. Tariffs Hurt Freight Markets

The world’s largest freight forwarder said it may have to make deeper cost cuts as tariffs are starting to hurt the transport market.

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Watch: Cutting Through the Tariff Chaos: Which Ones Will Stick?

Mark Ludwikowski, leader of the International Trade business unit of Clark Hill, explains the various legal justifications that President Trump is making for his wide-ranging tariffs.

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Understanding and Overcoming Uncertainty in U.S.-China Trade

Companies seeking to navigate uncertainties arising from the U.S-China trade relationship can take a proactive posture to enhance the competitiveness of domestic production.

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Getting Real ROI from AI Investments in Retail

Companies that focus on efficiency and measure success through operational impact rather than technological sophistication will succeed in turning AI investment into real returns.

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IMO's Delay in Shipping Emissions Tax Clouds Global Decarbonization Efforts

The IMO's vote to delay its Net-Zero Framework creates an uncertain future for the maritime industry's plans to decarbonize its global shipping fleets.

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U.S. Pressures EU Over CSDDD

On October 22, Trump’s energy department announced it had provided a final export approval for Venture Global’s CP2 project, a vast planned LNG terminal on Louisiana’s coast.

An LNG carrier vessel. Photo: iStock / nikkytok

Report: U.S. Exports 'Tsunami' of Hazardous E-Waste

Between January 2023 and February 2025, BAN found that 10 U.S.-based waste brokers collectively exported more than 167,000 metric tons of possible e-waste to developing countries.

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Why Biofuels Aren’t Shipping’s Green Fix

To fully address the problem of shipping’s enormous carbon footprint, demand reduction is required to bring shipping in line with necessary decarbonization targets.

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Balloons with Smuggled Cigarettes Shut Down Lithuanian Airport

According to data published by Lithuania's government, 966 smuggler balloons entered the country last year, as well as 500 so far in 2025.

Vilnius Airport. Photographer: Petras Malukas/AFP/Getty Images via Bloomberg.

Walmart Stops Hiring H1-B Workers

While Walmart is the largest beneficiary of the H-1B visas in the retail sector, the program is often associated with the giants of the U.S. tech sector.

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Commodity Vessels Clog Up China Ports as Fees on U.S. Ships Begin

China is the world’s largest commodity importer, and vessel snarls — if prolonged — could ripple through the global supply chain.

Port of Yantai, China. Photo: iStock/daizuoxin

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