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USMCA Turns Six: Why the 2026 Review Demands Manufacturer Attention

Waiting until 2026 to react means missing the opportunity to shape the rules before they’re rewritten.

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GM Braces for $1.6B Earnings Blow as EV Tax Credits Expire

GM expects to absorb a $1.2 billion accounting charge for adjustments to EV production capacity, as well as $400 million for canceling supplier contracts tied to EV investments.

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China Puts Sanctions on U.S. Subsidiaries of Shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean

China also announced that it would be looking a 2024 probe launched by the USTR, which asserted that China's dominance in the shipbuilding sector posed a national security threat.

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Alphabet to Build $15B Data Hub in India

The facility will be the largest AI hub that Google is going to be investing in anywhere in the world outside of the United States.

Google data center in Eemshaven, The Netherlands. Photo: iStock/DutchScenery

Podcast | BONUS EPISODE: How to Participate in a New Survey on Defense Supply Chains

SupplyChainBrain editor-in-chief Bob Bowman talks with Jim de Vries, founder of Enhance International Group, who is serving as project manager and program investigator for a new survey of defense supply chains,.

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Shipping Faces ‘Sizeable Disruption’ as U.S., China Spar on Fees

The industry had already been racing to find workarounds to blunt the blow from the USTR's punishing port fees. Now it faces additional challenges from China’s retaliation.

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Carmakers Face U.K. Trial a Decade After Dieselgate Scandal

The allegations tied to the original 2015 scandal have cost Volkswagen AG more than $30 billion.

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U.S. Ends LNG Ship Penalty, Sets Tariffs in Escalating Feud With China

American LNG companies warned that existing shipbuilding capacity in the U.S. is not equipped to churn out specialized LNG tankers, which are mainly built in South Korea and Japan.

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal in Cameron, Louisiana. Photographer: Callaghan O'Hare/Bloomberg

Report: Effects of Tariff Turmoil Already Visible at Stores

While most tariff analysis has explored the macroeconomic consequences, the day-to-day impact inside retail stores has been harder to quantify. So GregOrange surveyed 500 retail store managers.

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China Targets Qualcomm, Ships as Xi and Trump Seek Leverage

Beijing’s Transport Ministry announced it will begin collecting fees on vessels owned by U.S. companies and individuals, as well as those built in America, starting October 14.

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Ford Delays Lithium Supply Deal as EV Struggles Continue

The overhaul comes as U.S. automakers face a bleaker outlook stemming from President Donald Trump’s push to cut sales incentives and roll back emissions standards.

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Report: Global Supply Chains Miss the Mark on Tracking Scope 3 Emissions

While roughly 40% of firms closely track their Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, less than half of those companies also measure Scope 3 with the same depth and accuracy.

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