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In-House Compliance: Supply Chains’ Strongest Defense Against Cargo Theft

The logistics industry is under siege by increasingly coordinated freight fraud rings. As criminals adapt, so too must the systems and people who guard the nation’s supply chain.

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Lutnick Targets Swiss Pharma Giants for Making Money Off America

Lutnick’s remarks come ahead of another meeting between U.S. and Swiss officials after failed trade talks last month resulted in a 39% tariff rate for the European country.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. Photographer: Brian Kaiser/Bloomberg

Swiss Watchmakers Sound Upbeat on U.S. as Long as Stocks Last

The scale of Trump’s tariff on Switzerland shocked the government in Bern, which had expected a levy similar to the 15% negotiated by the European Union.

Watches in the window of a luxury store on Fifth Avenue, New York. Photographer: Bing Guan/Bloomberg

Canada Pauses Target for EV Sales, Pushes ‘Buy Canadian’ Policy

Canadian automakers will no longer be required to ensure 20% of new car sales are electric by next year.

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Hundreds of Workers Detained at Georgia EV Battery Plant Immigration Raid

Hyundai Motor Company said it was aware of the incident at the HL-GA Battery Company construction site and was "working to understand the specific circumstances."

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Trump’s Tariffs Leave U.S. Business Tied Up in Costly Red Tape

Adding to the confusion, a federal appeals court ruled that Trump’s country-specific tariffs broke the law.

A U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent inspects boxes of tools at a port of entry in Nogales, Arizona. Photographer: Rebecca Noble/Bloomberg

Podcast | Can AI Make the Logistics Workplace Safer?

Just how safe are logistics workplaces today?

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Trade Policy as a Risk Factor: The Insurance Impact of Tariffs

Now is the time to ask hard questions, reassess assumptions and ensure that your insurance program evolves in step with the world around it.

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Navigating Patent ‘Exhaustion’ in Component Sales

Companies purchasing components that go into larger systems must carefully assess the scope of their rights, particularly when those components are protected by patents.

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Trump Tariffs Leave John Deere Facing Steep Path to Recovery

U.S. tariffs have cost John Deere an estimated $300 million so far in 2025, with the company expecting to take another $300 million hit by the end of the year.

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Watch: Data for Training AI: Fair Use, or Copyright-Protected?

Meaghan Kent, an intellectual property partner at Venable LLP, discusses recent court rulings on whether artificial intelligence training models are free to draw on copyrighted content.

Data For Training Ai Fair Use Or Copyright Protected

U.S. Threatens Tariffs if IMO Levies Ship Emissions Charges

The U.S. had previously criticized the proposed framework and labeled it a “global carbon tax."

Talks at the IMO in London. Photo: Bloomberg

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