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Canadian Postal Workers Ordered to Vote on Final Contract Offer

The contract includes a 6% wage increase in the first year, 3% in year two, and then another 2% in each of years three and four.

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Imports Slow at Port of Los Angeles as Trade Tensions Mount

Although May is typically a stronger month for cargo leading into the summer's peak shipping season, imports fell 19% from April, as well as 9% year-over-year.

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Selling Into the EU? Time to Start Preparing for the Digital Product Passport

The European Union is on the verge of rolling out a reporting regulation that promises to have a huge impact on businesses selling into the region.

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Watch: Getting Ahead of Customs Compliance Violations

Greg Husisian, partner in the law firm of Foley & Lardner, explains why importers should voluntarily disclose to U.S. Customs and Border Protection any underpayment of tariffs.

Getting Ahead Of Customs Compliance Violations

A Competitive Advantage Playbook for SMBs Facing Tariffs

Tariffs imposed by the Trump Administration present major challenges for small American manufacturers and e-commerce brands.

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U.K. Issues Food Alert on Jolly Ranchers Candy

The U.K. Food Standards Agency (FSA) says the Jolly Ranchers products contain chemical compounds that are "not compliant with U.K. laws.

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Arm CEO Sides With Nvidia Against U.S. Export Limits on China

Semiconductor companies such as Arm and Nvidia Corp. are increasingly warning that export bans will compel China to develop its own industry and could ultimately backfire on the U.S.

Arm Holdings Plc chief executive officer Rene Haas. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg

Watch: Rethinking Supply Chain Strategies in a Time of Tariffs

Tariffs are the biggest news across the global trade landscape today. But businesses can’t afford to ignore the additional indirect costs that arise from crafting new sourcing strategies.

Rethinking Supply Chain Strategies In A Time Of Tariffs

Watch: The Crisis in Access to Critical Raw Materials

How should U.S. supply chains respond to China's threat to cut off access to critical minerals? Carrie Wibben Kaupp, president of Exiger, stresses the need for multi-tier visibility.

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How SMBs Are Managing a 30% Procurement Cost Spike

More than 40% of small-business owners say economic conditions have worsened compared with a year ago — nearly double the share from just a few months ago.

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Appeals Court Expedites Trump Tariff Challenge

In a June 10 order, the appeals court opted to expedite the case, noting that it addresses "issues of exceptional importance."

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China, U.S. Agree to Framework Trade Deal

As part of the deal, China would loosen export restrictions on rare earth minerals, and the U.S. would end the suspension of student visas for Chinese students at colleges and universities.

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