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Chinese Manufacturers Use TikTok as Latest Front in U.S. Trade War

Experts have raised red flags over the veracity of the accounts and the products they're selling, noting that factories are contractually banned from selling directly to consumers.

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Podcast | Build or Buy? The Last-Mile Crossroads for Shippers Today

How do you build a truly efficient and cost-effective final-mile network?

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A Dozen States File Lawsuit Seeking to Block Trump Tariffs

States assert that the White House's strategy to enact tariffs through social media posts and executive orders amounts to "a national trade policy that now hinges on the President's whims."

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Brazilian Workers Sue Starbucks Over 'Slavery-Like' Conditions on Coffee Farm

Brazil's coffee sector has the country's highest number of workers rescued from debt bondage, excessive hours, lack of payment or degrading accommodations.

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Report: Low-Carbon Marine Fuel is ‘Economically Competitive’

Trade-offs between each of the four low-carbon fuels examined will need to be carefully considered.

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Trump Targets Chinese Cranes, Risking Added Burden for U.S. Ports

While fees may not immediately impact operators because cranes can last about 20 years, there's little choice for places to buy ship-to-shore cranes elsewhere.

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A Race Against Time: Inside the Logistics of Humanitarian Aid

Any number of obstacles could throw a relief mission off course, and mitigating those potential roadblocks takes equal parts preparation and an ability to recalibrate on the fly.

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Bessent Signals U.S. Wants to Deescalate Trade War with China

The U.S. Treasury Secretary said the third quarter of this year is a “reasonable estimate” for achieving clarity on the ultimate level of Donald Trump’s tariffs.

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Boeing Seeks Approval for 737 Max Output

Since a January 2024 accident, when a door plug blew out midair, Boeing must receive approval from the FAA to increase output.

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One Company's Bid to 'Tariff-Proof' its Supply Chain

Echo Water made a decision in 2024 to move its production out of China and into the Philippines, in anticipation of tariffs the incoming Trump administration had hinted at for months.

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TSMC Charts Course to Net-Zero Emissions by 2050

The Boston Consulting Group estimates that carbon emissions from semiconductor production could rise by as much as 8% annually at the industry's current pace of growth.

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Duffy and Hochul Face Off Over NYC Congestion Charge

Hochul has a fight on her hands, and declining leverage in terms of Duffy’s threat of withholding federal funds.

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