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U.K. Carmaker Hit by Cyber Attack

The halt in production at Jaguar Land Rover is a fresh blow to the firm which recently revealed declining profits attributed to increasing in costs caused by U.S. tariffs.

A Jaguar Land Rover dealership in the U.K. Photo: iStock/jax10289

Families Urge Judge to Block DOJ Deal Letting Boeing Dodge Felony Charges

In June, a lawyer representing 16 families had called the proposed deal "morally repugnant," asserting that it would allow Boeing to sidestep accountability.

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The Next Big Supply Chain Risk: Demographics

Falling fertility rates and populations are leading to a direct constraint on how supply chains are designed, scaled and staffed.

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U.S. Tariff Uncertainty Delays the Economic ‘Power’ Lutnick Predicted

The judges let the levies stay in place while the case proceeds, threatening to freeze corporate investment decisions until the cost of tariffs are clearer.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. Photographer: Brian Kaiser/Bloomberg

DP World Vies for Deal to Run Montreal Port Championed by Carney

The terminal project has been under consideration since the 1980s, when the port authority bought the land in Contrecoeur.

A truck drives past shipping containers at the Port of Montreal. Photographer: Andrej Ivanov/Bloomberg

Tesla Struggles to Keep Pace with BYD in Europe

Tesla's European sales fell by nearly 44% year-over-year in the first seven months of 2025, while BYD's sales over that same period jumped 251%.

Frankfurt, Germany. January 2022. Photo: iStock / Anski

Podcast | How Many Ways Can Customs Hit You for Forced-Labor Violations?

How is the second Trump Administration enforcing laws against forced labor in global supply chains?

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Trump Looks to Fire Transportation Regulator Ahead of Rail Merger

In a post to LinkedIn, Primus described the move as "troubling and legally invalid," and vowed to explore legal options to challenge his firing.

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U.S. Will Benefit Little from Chip ‘Export Tax,’ Economic Advisory Firm Says

Oxford Economics estimates that the proposed levy would raise at most around $1.5 billion, which is "trivial" compared to a U.S. budget deficit of over $2 trillion.

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UAW Challenges Ballots in Kentucky EV Complex Union Vote

The UAW is claiming that it won a narrow victory, which will now rely on whether it's successful in challenging 41 ballots that the union claims were "illegitimate and should not be counted."

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Cross-European Trade Faces Complex Implementation of New Customs Rules

While 15 countries have granted postponements to the September 1 implementation of EU ICS2 ENS for road and rail, 12 have not.

A truck on the German-French border between Lorraine and the Palatinate. Photo: iStock/U. J. Alexander.

Report: Supply Chain Costs Soon to Exceed Inflation by 7%

Kearney's report projects that inventories stockpiled ahead of tariff deadlines are now being depleted, forcing companies to restock at higher prices.

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How a Leading U.S. Floral Distribution Company Reduced Warehouse Labor Costs by 45% with RFID

Recycled Tagging Fasteners: Small Changes Make a Big Impact

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