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Coalition Moves to Counter Resurgence of Piracy

Although the coalition's efforts were largely successful in suppressing piracy over the last decade, renewed global instability has allowed the threat to reemerge.

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The Hidden Cost of Compliance Is Duplication

The retailers moving toward pre-competitive, collaborative compliance processes are betting on the value of shared approaches.

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Houthis Attack Another Saudi Ship in Red Sea

A spokesperson for the Houthis said on social media on August 17 that the group had struck a Saudi military vessel and four escort ships at Yemen's Port of Mokha.

A Navy ship patrols the Red Sea. Photo: iStock/gorsh13

Tyson to Shed Three Beef Plants as U.S. Cattle Herds Dwindle

The USDA reported in February that there were an estimated 86.2 million heads of cattle in the U.S. to start the year, marking the lowest level the country has seen in 75 years.

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Idled Dodge Muscle Car Plant May Be Sold, Canada Union Says

Although Stellantis hasn’t provided formal notice of closing the plant, the company has indicated that it’s open to selling it.

The Stellantis Brampton Assembly Plant in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. Photographer: Laura Proctor/Bloomberg

Covert Mideast Oil Flows Are Keeping Global Prices in Check

The trade of ferrying oil through the Strait of Hormuz undetected to transfer the barrels onto tankers in the Gulf of Oman is running at full tilt, sources say.

Processing tank at the Abu Dhabi National Oil Co Ruwais refinery and petrochemical complex in Al Ruwais, United Arab Emirates. Photographer: Christophe Viseux/Bloomberg

USMCA’s Uncertain Fate Is Challenging North American Automakers

Of all industries doing business across North American borders, none stands to be more affected by a possible end to the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement than automotive manufacturers.

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Court Lets Trump Halt Tariff Exemption for Low-Cost Goods

The Justice Department argued that lifting a suspension on tariffs that were already in effect was not the same as ordering new ones.

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BAE Systems to Pay $36M for Breaching U.S. Arms Export Regs

The Department has agreed to suspend $18 million of the penalty for remedial measures to strengthen BAE’s compliance program.

Two Royal Australian Air Force BAE Hawk 127 jet trainer aircraft taking off. Photo: iStock/Ryan Fletcher.

U.S. Claims Dozens of Countries Helped China Evade Tariffs

Illegal transshipment may involve relabeling, repackaging, re-invoicing, minor processing, false country-of-origin claims or other action, a White House report said.

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Maersk Capitalizes on 'Heightened Volatility' as Rates Surge

The ocean carrier brought in $15.8 billion in revenue in Q2, up from $13.1 billion a year earlier, while operating profit nearly doubled year-over-year to $1.6 billion.

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Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach to Boost Clean Energy Incentives

The ports will have agreed to increase financial incentives offered to ocean carriers that send their lowest-emitting vessels into Los Angeles and Long Beach.

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