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Europe Auto Industry Braces for Chip Disruption Within Days

Carmakers and their suppliers are holding crisis meetings with government officials to map out contingency plans.

Photo: Bloomberg

Chancellor Says Brexit Caused Long-Term Economic Damage to U.K.

The issue is sensitive right now with the U.K. government deciding on negotiating positions for a Brexit "reset."

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GM Lowers Estimated Cost of Tariffs

GM said the financial hit from tariffs this year would be $3.5 billion to $4.5 billion, less than the previous estimate of $4 billion to $5 billion.

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Trump Signs Agreement on Critical Minerals With Australia

The deal will begin with the U.S. and Australia each paying more than $1 billion over the next six months for initial projects.

U.S. President Donald Trump, left, and Anthony Albanese, Australia’s prime minister. Photo: Bloomberg

EU Pledges Stronger Cost-Curbing Measures for New CO2 Market

An emissions-trading scheme to cover buildings and road transport is due to kick in in 2027, but has been criticized by many member states.

Ursula von der Leyen Photographer: Simon Wohlfahrt/Bloomberg

Conservation Groups Warn that Biofuels Could Undermine IMO Net-Zero Goals

Although biofuels create far fewer emissions in transport than standard oil-based fuels, many biofuels still come at significant environmental costs.

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GS1 Is Killing Barcodes and Unlocking Far Smarter Supply Chains

Retailer support for 2D barcodes, such as QR codes, is improving, but not yet universal. Logistics leaders need to act before 2027.

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Report: Nearshoring and Friendshoring Are Not Yet Solving Trade War Problems

While many have pivoted away from China and turned instead to countries in Southeast and South Asia, trade with these regions now face fresh headwinds.

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U.S. Succeeds in Blocking Global Carbon Tax on Ships, for Now

Industry insiders had previously expected the rules, years in the making, to pass, despite U.S. pressure.

Container ships and bulk carriers offshore from Singapore. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg

Bipartisan Bill Aims to Boost Safety Following Midair Collision

January’s mid-air disaster, which occurred near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, spurred calls for stricter safety protocols.

Emergency crews respond after a passenger jet collided with a helicopter while landing at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport along the Potomac River in Arlington, Virginia on Jan. 30. Photographer: Tierney L. Cross/Bloomberg

India’s Exports to U.S. Drop 40% as Tariffs Hit

The two countries continue to attempt to negotiate a trade deal, with the goal of concluding an agreement by November.

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Canada Threatens Stellantis with Legal Action Over Planned Move to U.S.

The plan to move Jeep Compass production out of Ontario was announced as part of a larger $13 billion investment from Stellantis has committed to make in U.S. manufacturing over the next four years.

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