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Shipping to Hawaii: How to Navigate the Obstacle Course

When mainland logistics teams start doing business in Hawaii, it can be easy to underestimate how challenging it will be.

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Trade Pact with Japan Deals Blow to U.S. Auto Industry

The deal announced on July 22 sets tariffs on Japanese cars at 15%, down from the 25% rate President Trump had previously threatened to impose.

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U.K. and India Seal Free Trade Agreement Slashing Tariffs, Barriers

The pact comes after three years of intense negotiations touching on thorny topics such as visas, tariff reductions and tax breaks.

Keir Starmer greets Narendra Modi at Chequers near Aylesbury, July 24. Photographer: Chris J. Ratcliffe/Bloomberg

CN Rail Chops Forecast as Trade War Hits Commodities, Autos

The company will work with customers in sectors affected by tariffs to help them get access to other markets, the CEO said.

A Canadian National Railway Co. locomotive and rail cars along the connector route at the Port of Prince Rupert in British Columbia. Photographer: James MacDonald/Bloomberg

Heathrow Considering Legal Action Against Utility Company Over Fire

There were numerous opportunities to rectify moisture affecting electrical parts at the North Hyde substation, but maintenance was repeatedly deferred, according to an investigation.

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Trump Announces Trade Deal with Japan

Japan's prime minister Shigeru Ishiba said his country’s tariff negotiator had received the details of the deal and he would examine them before responding.

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AstraZeneca Vows to Commit $50B to U.S. Drug Manufacturing

A number of other drugmakers have rolled out similar plans to ramp up U.S. manufacturing in recent days, in the face of continued pressure from the Trump administration.

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GM Says Tariffs Cost $1.1B in Q2

In June, GM announced plans to invest $4 billion over the next two years into three U.S. auto plants in Michigan, Kansas, and Tennessee.

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Stellantis Says Tariffs Contributed $350M to 2025 First-Half Losses

Although Stellantis has manufacturing plants in the U.S., it also manufactures vehicles in the U.K., Europe, Canada, Mexico and South America.

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EU to Prepare Retaliation Plan as U.S. Trade Stance Hardens

A growing number of EU member states want the bloc to activate its most powerful trade tool, the so-called anti-coercion instrument (ACI), against the U.S.

A container vessel navigates through the Port of Rotterdam. Photographer: Pierre Crom/Getty Images

Warning: Detecting Trade Fraud Is Now a Priority for Regulators

Importers take note: The Department of Justice is making the detection of, and punishment for, trade and customs fraud a top enforcement priority.

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Union Pacific Is Exploring a Deal for Norfolk Southern

Speculation has been growing about a large merger in the North American rail industry under the assumption that the government will be more amenable to consolidation under President Donald Trump.

Norfolk Southern, left, and Union Pacific Railroad freight locomotives in Burnside, Kentucky. Photographer: Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg

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