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Google Unveils Plans for Advanced Nuclear Plant in Tennessee

By 2035, the plant is expected to provide Google with up to 500 megawatts of capacity to power its data centers in Montgomery County, Tennessee, and Jackson County, Alabama

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How AI Can Turn Supply Chain Disruptions Into Bumps Rather Than Sinkholes

Supply chain unpredictability is a given. What organizations can control is how they respond.

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ACI Announces 7th Annual “China Trade Controls” Conference

A Crucial Forum on U.S.–China Export Compliance in 2025

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DOJ Challenges California's Emissions Standards for Trucks

Days before the DOJ's complaints surfaced, four truck manufacturers also filed a separate lawsuit, asserting that they've been "caught in the crossfire" between the state and federal government.

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How Ethical Sourcing Is Becoming a Priority in Healthcare Procurement

Healthcare procurement has reached an evolutionary stage in which ethical sourcing methods are becoming business imperatives.

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South Africa to Allow Exporter Collaboration as Tariffs Kick In

The planned rules will help companies avoid breaching antitrust laws.

A container ship docked at the Port of Cape Town, operated by Transnet National Ports Authority, in Cape Town, South Africa, on Monday, May 13, 2024. Photo: Dwayne Senior/Bloomberg

Podcast | The Cutting Edge of Product Traceability

Science has given us the tools to trace products all the way back to origin. But are businesses willing to make use of them?

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Bank Stands by Predictions that U.S. Consumers Will Bear Majority of Tariff Burden

The latest Producer Price Index, seen as a potential bellwether for the prices consumers may see in the months ahead, jumped 0.9% from June, lifting the annual rate to 3.3%.

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Brazil Unveils Relief Package to Blunt Impact of U.S. Tariffs

As part of the plan, the government also plans to purchase products from exporters impacted by tariffs.

Buildings on Faria Lima Avenue in the financial district of Sao Paulo. Photographer: Victor Moriyama/Bloomberg

From Ballots to Bargaining: The Struggle to Unionize at Amazon's Warehouses

Amazon's JFK8 warehouse stands as both a milestone and warning: Winning an election is hard enough on its own, but forcing a first contract from a company with Amazon's resources and influence is another matter entirely.

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Best Practices for Making Voluntary Disclosures to Customs

In a world of elevated tariffs, aggressive Customs enforcement and advanced data mining, voluntary disclosures are more essential than ever for importers managing their trade-compliance risks.

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China Hits Canada with Huge Canola Tariff

China’s Ministry of Commerce said an anti-dumping probe found that Canada’s agricultural sector — particularly the canola industry — had benefited from “substantial” government subsidies and preferential policies.

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