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Keystone Pipeline Operator Agrees to Pay $26.9M Penalty for 2022 Oil Spill

South Bow would also agree to pay another $40 million to guard against future oil spills, as well as $3 million to Kansas for environmental restoration projects.

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Watch: What’s Really Needed for Lights-Out Capability

You can't just buy your way to lights-out capability, says Al Mendoza, U.S. and Americas supply chain leader at EY. One must balance technology, data and process transformation.

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Four Forces Tightening Truck Capacity, and How Shippers Should Respond

Truckload and LTL rates have roared back to life as capacity has fled the market due to tighter government regulations, driver shortages, skyrocketing fuel prices and aging equipment.

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In Europe, Supply Chain Eligibility Is About to Replace Efficiency

The Industrial Accelerator Act bites hardest in sectors where Europe feels most strategically vulnerable: EV batteries, grid equipment, industrial automation, low-carbon steel and semiconductor packaging.

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Trump Pushes to Charge Tolls for Strait of Hormuz

Trump said that the he would be reinstating a blockade of the strait, and declared that the U.S. should be reimbursed for "providing safety and security" to the waterway.

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Intel to Invest €5B to Expand Chip Manufacturing in Ireland

The expansion will include upgrades to existing fabrication facilities at the Leixlip campus, and the installation of new "leading-edge" manufacturing equipment.

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Canada Gives Share of Bridge Profits to U.S. to Get Trump Go-Ahead

The deal ends a tense standoff between the two trading partners.

The Gordie Howe International Bridge in River Rouge, Michigan. Photographer: Jeff Kowalsky/Bloomberg

U.S. Electrical Manufacturers Want Fewer Tariffs, More Investment in Domestic Production

U.S. electrical manufacturers are looking to get around heavy tariffs and geopolitical strife by taking action to promote domestic production.

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U.S. Renews Iran Strikes as Both Sides Dispute Hormuz Status

Over the weekend, Iran said the Hormuz strait would now be closed “until further notice.” U.S. Central Command disputed that, saying that waterway was still open to all vessels.

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VW to Halve Number of Models Due to Competition from China

The global shift away from fossil fuel cars and toward electric vehicles, which has threatened many established carmakers.

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DHL Group Delivers Disaster Relief to Venezuela

Three DHL humanitarian flights have transported more than 100 tons of relief supplies to support communities affected by the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela.

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Airbus Employees in Spain Go on Strike Over Working Conditions

Employees said the walkout is delaying projects at the facility because aircraft inspections, engineering checks, and other work required to complete deliveries can't be carried out.

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