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Regulation & Compliance: Page 61
Boeing Faces $3.1M in U.S. Fines for Safety Violations
The violations included interference with safety officials’ independence and “hundreds of quality system violations” at Boeing’s factory in Renton, WA, and at Spirit AeroSystems Holding Inc.’s plant in Wichita, KS.,
South Korea Questions U.S. Investments after ICE Raid at Georgia Plant
South Korea's president called the situation "extremely bewildering," and noted that it's common for South Korean companies to send their workers to other countries to help set up factories overseas.
Podcast | The Plight of the Uyghurs in China: Does the World Care?
The plight of ethnic Uyghurs in China runs much deeper than it might appear at first glance.
U.S. Inflation Rose in August, as Tariff Costs Emerge
New CPI update shows prices increased 2.9% over the last year, but Wall Street optimistic Fed will cut interest rates.
Mexico Plans Tariffs of 50% on Chinese Cars, Steel, Textiles
The move to increase tariffs is aimed at protecting local industry, but it also serves to appease the U.S., Mexico’s largest trade partner.
Cybersecurity Measures for Protecting Digital Shipyard Assets
To address growing cyber risks, digital shipyards should implement comprehensive cybersecurity frameworks, keeping in the loop people, processes and technologies.
China’s Exports Hit by Tariff Chaos
China’s exports shipments to the U.S. fell 33%, while exports to southeast Asian nations rose by 22.5%.
Trump Floats New Tariffs on China, India to Squeeze Russia
A delegation of EU officials is visiting Washington this week to discuss the potential for joint action to pressure Russia to end its war against Ukraine.
U.S. Raid on Hyundai Plant Leaves Korean Companies Reeling
LG Energy Solution has tentatively decided to postpone the start of its EV battery plant with Hyundai in Georgia, according to a report from the Korea Economic Daily.
Report: Wage Gap Widens Between Pro-Union and 'Right-to-Work' States
Dating back to 2019, wages in right-to-work states have grown 1.3% slower compared to collective bargaining states.
How Insurance Can Address Rising Threats to International Shipping
The recent series of trade-related supply chain disruptions, along with the imposition of new tariffs, have intensified the demand for comprehensive risk-mitigation tools and insurance offerings.
Union Says Amazon Illegally Fired Third-Party Drivers
In August 2024, the National Labor Relations Board determined that Amazon is a joint employer of subcontracted drivers who delivered the company's packages out of Palmdale, California.
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