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Report: Red States to Bear Brunt of Trade War with Canada

Nine of the 10 most vulnerable metro areas were located in states that voted for Trump, led by San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX.

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Carney Pledges Billions for Canada Auto Sector in Trade War

“On average, auto parts cross the border six times before final assembly. In a trade war, that’s a huge vulnerability,” said Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.

An employee assembles a rear bumper at an auto parts manufacturing facility in Guelph, Ontario. Photographer: Cole Burston/Bloomberg

Dole Says Port Fees on Chinese Ships Would Hike Banana Prices

Because bananas are a low-profit margin food and cannot be grown in the U.S., the proposed fees would quickly — and noticeably — increase grocery store prices.

Dole bananas at a grocery store in Fairfax, Virginia. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg

Six Ways to Navigate Supply Chain Volatility Amid Geopolitical Shifts

Uncertainty around the amount and timing of new tariffs announced by the Trump administration places procurement and supply chain functions in a challenging position.

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Trump Sets 25% Tariff on All Imported Automobiles

Trump claimed that the measure would lead to "tremendous growth" for the U.S. car industry.

Donald Trump speaking with supporters at a campaign rally at the Prescott Valley Event Center in Prescott Valley, Arizona. Photo: Gage Skidmore, Flickr

U.S. Adds More Chinese Firms to Export Ban List

The Trump administration added 54 companies and organizations from China, as well as more than two dozen from Iran, Pakistan, South Africa, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan.

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Hyundai Makes Big Bet on U.S. Manufacturing

South Korea-based Hyundai also said it will expand its American vehicle production, and invest billions of dollars in new technology.

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Boeing 737 Max Fraud Trial to Begin in June

Families of the victims of two deadly Max crashes, which claimed 346 lives, said it was an “opportunity for justice.”

An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max-9 aircraft at Los Angeles International Airport, January, 2024. Photo: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg

NYC Congestion Pricing Raises $52M Despite Trump Backlash

After operating and mitigation costs were subtracted, the MTA netted about $40 million from February collections — matching the expected projections.

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FDA Delays Food Traceability Rules as Foodborne Illnesses Surge

Deaths from contaminated foods doubled in 2024, while food recalls from salmonella, listeria and E. coli rose by more than 40%.

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Building Stronger Supply Chains Through VAT Compliance

As governments worldwide ramp up regulatory oversight with advanced digital systems, VAT compliance has transformed from a routine obligation into a strategic priority.

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China’s BYD Car Sales Overtake Tesla’s

BYD on March 23 announced the launch of a lower-priced car to rival Tesla's Model 3, which has long been the top-selling EV in China.

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