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Department of Commerce Hands out $874M to Boost U.S. Tech Supply Chain

In return for providing the funds, the Department of Commerce will get a minority, non-controlling equity stake in each of the seven companies.

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Podcast | How Geopolitical Strife Is Fueling Nearshoring Strategies

Even supply chains that are largely confined to one region are affected by global events.

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Drone Attack Sparks Fire at Egyptian Port Along Mediterranean

The drone was said to have hit a U.S. floating storage and regasification vessel, with a subsequent fire spreading to a Greek-owned LNG tanker.

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BMW to Cut 8,000 Jobs in Germany

According to The Wall Street Journal, BMW has started a "voluntary redundancy program" agreed to with employee representatives.

Russia Says Ukraine Struck Key Black Sea Grain Export Port

Wheat prices rose again on July 30 as Russia and Ukraine continued to target each other’s key grain export hubs.

Novorossiysk, Russia. Photo: iStock/saiko3p

Wisconsin Appeals Court Upholds Anti-Union Law

The 2-1 conservative majority on the three-judge appeals court panel asserted that the lower court had no legal basis to declare the law unconstitutional

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Congress Weighs Expansion to Trump's Tariff Powers

The bill would allow Trump to put forth 500% tariffs against Russian imports, as well as 100% levies against the largest importers of Russian oil and gas.

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How to Equip Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises With AI

SMEs need a disruption-avoidance supply chain solution suited to their requirements.

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U.S. to Invest in Project to Mine Rare Earths in Madagascar

The Ampasindava site is viewed as one of the largest rare earth deposits in the world, holding an estimated 699 million metric tons of mineral resources.

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Scientists Warn of 'Bioinvasion' Risk From Hormuz Ship Backlog

More than 1,500 ships trapped in the Strait of Hormuz for months have been accumulating microbial organisms at levels unprecedented in modern maritime history.

An aerial 3D illustration render of cargo ships stuck in the Strait of Hormuz. Image: iStock/quantic69

U.S. Bans New Humanoid Robots

The Chinese embassy in Washington said Beijing has long opposed the U.S. "politicizing" trade issues and sanctions based on what it characterized as "groundless pretexts."

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French Container Giant Says Transpacific Revival Boost Profits

The Marseille-based company has for months confronted trade volatility due to Trump’s tariff policies and uncertainty stemming from conflicts in the Middle East

The CMA CGM SA Montmartre container ship leaves the PSA International Pte Ltd. Pasir Panjang Terminal in Singapore in February. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg

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Recycled Tagging Fasteners: Small Changes Make a Big Impact

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