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AI, Tariffs, and the Great Supply Chain Escape Act

Tariffs, trade wars, and supply chain disruptions have transformed global commerce into something akin to a high-stakes magic performance.

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U.S. Customs Faces ‘Huge Task’

CBP's claim that it collects over $200 million in tariff revenue each day contrasts with President Donald Trump’s figure of $2 billion per day.

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U.K. Moves to Safeguard Economy with Temporary Tariff Freeze

The suspended tariffs will cover a range of products, including plywood, pasta, fruit juices, coconut oil, pine nuts, agave syrup and plant bulbs.

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U.K. Names New British Steel Chiefs and Secures Coal, Ore

The move comes two days after the U.K. government legislated to take control of the steelmaker from its Chinese owner Jingye Group in a bid to save the Scunthorpe site.

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How a Strong Offense is the Best Defense in a Global Trade War

Most big businesses operating global supply chains have learned a lot of lessons in the art of agility over the last few years.

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IMO Approves Net-Zero Regulations for Global Shipping

The approved measures, set to be formally adopted in October 2025 before entry into force in 2027, will become mandatory for large oceangoing ships over 5,000 gross tonnage.

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Report: U.S. Imports to Drop Dramatically

Even balanced against elevated levels earlier this year, total 2025 cargo volume could show a net decline of 15% or more unless the situation with tariffs changes.

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Watch: The Seismic Shifts in Manufacturing Supply Chains

Virtually every company in the manufacturing sector is taking a hard look at where it makes product, and how it stands to be affected by the new round of tariffs.

The Seismic Shifts In Manufacturing Supply Chains

Podcast | Will the Trump Tariffs Spark a Surge in U.S. Manufacturing?

The global trading system is in a state of chaos. Will American manufacturing benefit from it?

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Export Compliance: What Every Business Should Know

By investing in education and following export compliance regulations, businesses not only protect their own interests, but also maintain the security and integrity of international trade.

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Price Hikes and Tariffs: Some Common Sense

Prices may rise but, in the absence of price-gouging, they will not rise as much as is currently being trumpeted.

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Trump is Already Slowing Global Trade as Companies Pause Orders

If anything, Trump's delay in some of his tariff plans is extending the uncertainty that has already begun to drag on business and consumer sentiment.

An Amazon fulfillment center in NJ. Amazon has begun canceling orders from China and other parts of Asia. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg

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