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Oil Tankers Avoiding Vital Hormuz Strait After U.S. Bombs Iran

The Strait is one of the most important focal points at times of tension with Iran, because a fifth of the world’s seaborne oil and liquefied natural gas goes through it each day.

An oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. Photographer: Kaveh Kazemi/Getty Images

Pentagon Laser Downs Customs Border Patrol Drone in Texas

The agencies said they would work on “increased cooperation and communication to prevent such incidents in the future.”

Photo: iStock/Douglas Rissing

Dyson Settles Forced Labor Suit

The case represents an important precedent, giving plaintiffs with allegations against foreign companies supplying British manufacturers the right to be heard in an English court.

Dyson store on Oxford Street, London. Photo: iStock/tupungato

Stellantis CEO Sees Return to Profit in North America Region

The group expects stable to positive vehicle prices in the U.S. this year, as carmakers price in tariff costs.

The Stellantis Ram 1500 Revolution electric pickup truck. Photographer: Bridget Bennett/Bloomberg

Digital Sandboxes: The Practical Middle Ground Between Spreadsheets and Full Digital Twins

Digital sandboxes turn uncertainty into fast, explainable choices.

Photo: iStock/Olivier Le Moal

Podcast | Raw Materials: The Biggest Breaking Point in Global Supply Chains

How can manufacturers manage the risk of depending on a single supplier for critical raw materials?

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FedEx Pledges to Return Customers' Tariff Charges, if Refunded

Like other carriers, FedEx often acts as an importer of record, but it passes along charges for the duties paid to the customers and companies that purchased the goods.

Oshkosh, WI, USA - July 30, 2014 FedEx Express Airbus A300-600F airplane on the ramp at the Oshkosh Airport from Madison. Photo: iStock.com/vandervliet93

Panama Backs Cancellation of IMO Shipping Carbon Levy

Many countries, including the U.K., continue to back the carbon levy, which would be the first time ships were charged for their emissions.

Photo: iStock.com/Suphanat Khumsap

Apple to Roll Out Made in America Mac Mini as Part of Trump Spend Push

The company said the assembly would take place at the same site where it last year began producing servers for use in AI data centers.

Cook and Trump in the Oval Office. Photo: Bloomberg

Whirlpool Workers Decry Loss of U.S. Jobs

Whirlpool opened a new manufacturing facility in Mexico in August 2025, and union officials and workers say their manufacturing work and jobs have been moved there.

Whirlpool Corp.’s headquarters in Benton Harbor, Mich. Photo: iStock/JHVEPhoto

Airbus Set to Win Order for 120 Planes from China, Merz Says

The prospect of another round of Chinese jet deals comes after Airbus won orders and commitments at the end of last year for about 150 aircraft from several other carriers.

An Airbus A350 Air France plane taxiing at Charles de Gaulle Airport. Photo: iStock/Matthieu Douhaire

Appeals Court Sides with BNSF in Lawsuit Over Montana Asbestos Deaths

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sided with BNSF in the railway's claim that it was required by law to accept shipment of the contaminated materials.

Victorville, California. October 2015. Photo: iStock / Angel Di Billo

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