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Regulation & Compliance: Page 83
Trade Deal: U.K. Will Not Allow Import of American Hormone-Treated Beef
The U.K. stopped allowing hormone-produced beef in 1989, when the practice was banned across the EU, which declared it unsafe.
Podcast | Will Tariffs Kill Mexico’s Manufacturing Boom?
Will the Trump tariffs bring Mexico’s manufacturing revival to a screeching halt?
Duffy Pitches Six New Air Traffic Control Centers After Mishaps
More than a dozen airport towers would be revamped, and the agency’s telecommunications network would be replaced with new fiber, wireless and satellite systems over the next three years.
Alarm Bells Sounded About Newark Air Traffic Control Months Ago
The April 28 loss of radar and radio at the air traffic site for about 90 seconds last week led to multiple controllers taking trauma leave from work, contributing to an ongoing “meltdown” at Newark.
Trump Announces Trade Framework With U.K., Lowering Barriers
Under the agreement, the U.K. would fast-track American goods through their customs process and reduce barriers on agricultural, chemical, energy and industrial exports.
Watch: Winners and Losers in the U.S.-China Trade War
The U.S.-China trade war is just one development in a shift in global sourcing and production that's been underway for years, says Kevin O'Marah, chief research officer and co-founder of Zero100.
Toyota Says Two Months of Tariffs Will Hit Profits by $1.3B
Although Trump has paused an across-the-board 24% percent tax on imports from Japan until early July, tariffs of 25% on automobiles and auto parts are already hurting the country’s main exports to the U.S.
Supply Chains Are at Risk — But No One Threat Stands Alone
With AI growing daily in sophistication, cybersecurity is becoming both more difficult and more necessary for those managing supply chains.
Breach of Contract Remedies and the Statute of Limitations
Given the unusual levels of uncertainty in the global economy, breaches of contracts are becoming an ever more common part of life in many supply chains.
World’s Trade Superhighway Feels Strain From U.S.-China Decoupling
A pall of uncertainty hangs over what for decades has been one the main maritime highways of the global economy, carrying manufactured goods and vital commodities.
U.S. and China Agree to Meet in Geneva for Trade Talks
Both sides have claimed that the other has been eager to come to the table, and each have remained steadfast in their assertion that they will not back down in the face of economic pressure.
Chinese Trade Flow Resilient at End of April Despite U.S. Tariffs
Chinese ports processed 6.7 million containers in the seven days through April 27, according to data released by the Ministry of Transport on May 6.
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