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Regulation & Compliance: Page 86
'A Fool's Errand': The Fatal Flaw Behind a U.S. Manufacturing Revival
The infrastructure to educate and entice manufacturing workers simply doesn't exist, while the Trump administration has sought to deport the very people who would want those jobs the most.
Watch: How Can Tax and Trade Leaders Prepare for Global Tariff Disruption?
A look at the ripple effect of tariffs on trade and tax policy, with two experts from EY: Jeroen Scholten, global trade leader, and Jay Camillo, global operating model effectiveness leader.
Ford to Delay Price Increases to See How Rivals React to Tariffs
Trump on April 29 signed directives to lessen the blow of tariffs he’s enacted targeting the auto industry.
Trump Signs Order Providing Tariff Relief to Automakers
The Trump administration will now allow carmakers who produce and sell completed automobiles in the U.S. to claim an offset worth up to 3.75% of the value of an American-made vehicle.
DHL Reverses Suspension of Delivery of Mid-Value Packages
After new U.S. Customs regulations that lowered the threshold for formal entry from $2,500 to $800 were introduced April 5, DHL said it had stopped such shipments to U.S. shoppers.
A New Technology for Making EV Batteries Faster, Cheaper and Better
A relatively new technology that promises to slash energy consumption and capital expense stands to revolutionize battery design and manufacturing for electric vehicles.
The Question of Nearshoring: Old Advantages, New Challenges
With rising labor costs and disruptions to traditional supply routes, companies are re-evaluating the advantages and challenges of nearshoring.
GOP Lawmakers Ready $15B Plan to Fix Air Traffic Control
The U.S. Government Accountability Office warned in a December
report
that the FAA should take urgent action to update its systems.
Apple to Shift iPhone Manufacturing to India
According to the FT, Apple plans to source from
India
the more than 60 million iPhones sold in the U.S. annually by the end of 2026.
U.S. Consumer Sentiment Slides While Inflation Expectations Jump
In addition to stoking fears of higher inflation, the Trump administration’s trade policies are elevating anxiety about the economy and labor market.
A Dozen States File Lawsuit Seeking to Block Trump Tariffs
States assert that the White House's strategy to enact tariffs through social media posts and executive orders amounts to "a national trade policy that now hinges on the President's whims."
Brazilian Workers Sue Starbucks Over 'Slavery-Like' Conditions on Coffee Farm
Brazil's coffee sector has the country's highest number of workers rescued from debt bondage, excessive hours, lack of payment or degrading accommodations.
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