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Brazil's Lula Asks Trump to Reduce Tariffs to 10%

The October 6 video call between Trump and Lula their first extended conversation since the former returned to the White House in January.

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Boeing Said to Prepare to Hike 737 Output as Soon as October

Boeing must still convince the FAA that its Seattle-area factories and hundreds of suppliers can keep pace, while also maintaining quality.

Boeing Co. 737 Max planes at the company's manufacturing facility in Renton, Washington. Photographer: David Ryder/Bloomberg

Circularity in Fashion Supply Chains: Aspiration, or Achievement?

Only about 4% of brands surveyed by Kearney’s 2025 Circular Fashion Report have achieved “extensive” implementation of circularity initiatives.

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London Tribunal Rules Djibouti’s Seizure of Port Unlawful

While PDSA was awarded costs in this latest case, DP World maintains that the port still owes significant sums from prior decisions.

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Watch: The End of De Minimis: How It Impacts Retailers

Maria Pechurina, director of international trade at Peacock Tariff Consulting, discusses the impact on retailers of the Trump administration’s elimination of the “de minimis” duty exemption for small imported packages.

The End Of De Minimis How It Impacts Retailers

Fired Transportation Regulator Sues Trump Admin Over Dismissal

In an October 1 LinkedIn post, Primus asserted that his removal "threatens the economic balance needed to keep our national freight rail network functioning properly."

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Navigating Tariffs, Market Uncertainty and the Growing Momentum for Reshoring

Tariffs issue combined with geopolitical risk, rising labor costs overseas, and a desire for greater supply chain resilience are accelerating the push for reshoring.

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FAA Plans to Furlough 11,000 Employees in U.S. Government Shutdown

Air traffic controllers will keep working but not be paid. NTSB will still be able to launch new air accident investigations.

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EU to Ramp Up Tariffs on Steel Imports, Mirroring U.S. Duties

The bloc’s steel industry has faced a severe crisis in recent years as it grapples with cheap imports from China and other Asian economies.

Stephane Sejourne. Photo: Bloomberg

USDOT Looks to Pull $2.4B from CA High-Speed Rail for Safety Program

California High-Speed Rail Authority spokesperson Micah Flores called USDOT's decision "unlawful and unwarranted," and vowed to take "imminent legal action" to block federal efforts to redirect the money.

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California Governor Signs Landmark AI Safety Law

According to Newsom's office, California is home to 32 of the top 50 AI companies globally, and holds the largest share of AI job postings of any state.

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The Future of Supply Chain Traceability for Apparel Brands

Companies that prioritize transparency and traceability throughout their supply chains can be more agile, better adapt to change and identify bad practices.

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