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Ontario Premier Agrees to Pause U.S. Electricity Surcharge

Ford and Lutnick are scheduled to meet again in Washington, D.C. on March 13, where they're expected to engage in discussions about renewing the USMCA.

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Police Arrest Russian National After Cargo Ship Hits Tanker in North Sea

Local police say that they plan to continue to speaking to anyone involved in the incident, but have not released any other details on the identity of the man arrested.

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NYC Congestion Tolling Gains Ground with City Residents

About 42% of residents said the toll should remain, marking a reversal from December, when only 32% supported the fee while 56% were against it.

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Supply Chain Decarbonization: What Actually Works?

Decarbonizing our supply chains isn’t a vague or distant goal, or a can to kick down the road — it’s an immediate necessity.

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Five Easy-to-Implement Sustainability Initiatives for Private Fleets

Private fleets face a growing array of regulations and mandates aimed at reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainability. Here are five ideas and initiatives to help meet those goals.

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DOJ Opens Price-Fixing Probe into U.S. Egg Producers

The average price for a dozen eggs rose by 53% year-over-year in January 2025, with the USDA projecting another 20% bump by the end of the year.

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China Enacts Tariffs Against U.S. Agricultural Products

This comes after President Donald Trump rolled out 10% levies on all products imported into the U.S. from China in February, before raising rates to 20% in early March.

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Trump’s On-Again, Off-Again Tariff Strategy Sows Confusion

Trump has described himself as a master dealmaker. But the retreat from his Canada and Mexico duties had all the hallmarks of trade policy being shaped on the fly.

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Watch: Implications for Industry of the Trump Trade Policy

Ginger Faulk, partner with the law firm of Eversheds Sutherland, describes the ways that international traders can offset the impact of new import tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.

Implications For Industry Of The Trump Trade Policy

The Economic and Geopolitical Consequences of Trump's Tariffs

President Trump's tariff policy toward Canada, Mexico, and China has widespread implications for economic conditions in the U.S., as well as the nation’s standing in the international economic system.

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Cheap Goods ‘Not Essence of American Dream,’ Trump Official Says

Several major retail companies have cautioned that tariffs will swiftly lead to higher prices for U.S. consumers.

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Planning Your Facility's Path to Zero-Emission Forklifts

The shift to zero-emission forklifts presents more than just a change in power sources; it's an opportunity to examine your entire material-handling strategy.

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