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Polish President Pressures Premier Over $36B Airport Plan

Last year, Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s cabinet amended the $36 billion airport project, which was drawn up by his nationalist predecessors, scaling down rail investments.

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Report: Maritime Emissions Fall in Q2 as Fleets Expand

Although Q2 emissions were down compared to that same quarter in 2024, total emissions in the first six months of 2025 actually increased by nearly a full percent.

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USDA Looks to Use Invasive Catfish to Boost Food Supply Chains

The USDA will purchase up to $2 million worth of Chesapeake Bay blue catfish, which will be funneled through regional processors and then provided to food banks and other distributors.

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Podcast | Corporate Diversity and Human Rights: Are We Going Backwards?

Is the push for diversity, equity and inclusion in business dead?

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Toyota Expects to Take $9.5B Hit from Trump Tariffs

Toyota slashed its operating profit forecast by 16% for the fiscal year ending in March 2026, and saw its operating profit fall by nearly 11% year-over-year in the second quarter of 2025.

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U.S. Businesses Face Cash Crunch as Trump Tariffs Take Effect

More than half of U.S. businesses said that Trump's tariffs have resulted in delayed payments to suppliers, with nearly a quarter of those reporting paying suppliers "significantly later than usual."

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Chinese Exports are Up, But Not to U.S.

All eyes will now be turning to the issue of transshipment.

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Apple Commits to Extra $100B Investment in U.S.

Analysts argued any significant change to Apple's supply chain would take time, as the company has traditionally made the bulk of its products in China.

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Cathay Pacific Invests in Long-Haul Fleet as Budget Unit Suffers

The carrier said travel demand for its namesake unit remains robust and the airline will continue to add more flights and destinations.

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The Hidden Compliance Burden of Rapid Tariff Policy

While headlines focus on the speed and economic impact of tariff implementations, the true problem lurks beneath the surface: the crushing compliance burden that accompanies each policy shift.

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U.S. Imports Swelled, Then Dwindled in First Half of 2025

Despite some new trade agreements, the average effective U.S. tariff rate on August 1 is estimated at 17.6%, 2% higher than in June when imports fell 5.8% year-over-year.

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GM Signs Domestic Rare-Earth Deal to Reduce Reliance on China

Beijing has imposed export controls over rare-earth magnet production in retaliation for U.S. tariff threats.

Chevrolet Silverado 1500s and GMC Sierra 1500s on the assembly line at a General Motors assembly plant in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Photographer: Emily Elconin/Bloomberg

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