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Navigating Tariffs: Lessons for Manufacturers Learned From COVID-19
To navigate the changing landscape of global tariffs, manufacturers must gain as much agility as they can.
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California Nonprofit Goes After Toxic Chemicals in Retailer Receipts
Concentrations of the highly toxic chemicals were so high, touching a receipt for just 10 seconds resulted in exposure that violated California's safety threshold.
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Trump’s Tariffs Challenged in Court of International Trade
The Trump administration faces a similar lawsuit in Florida federal court, where a small business owner has asked a judge to block tariffs imposed on China.
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Trade War Escalates as China Targets Mineral Exports, Aviation
China produces more than 90% of the world's supply of refined magnet rare earth elements, used as components for semiconductors, planes, drones, and even missiles.
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South Africa Port Workers Warn of Strike as Pay Talks Fail
A strike would be a blow to South Africa’s moribund economy, at a time when President Donald Trump’s universal tariffs are threatening to upend global trade.
Transnet freight locomotives at the Transnet Sentrarand depot in Gauteng, South Africa.
Survey: Majority of CEOs Say Trade Uncertainty Will Bring Recession
Two-thirds of CEOs said that they do not approve of Trump's tariffs, while 76% said that they believe tariffs will negatively impact their businesses in some way this year.
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AI, Tariffs, and the Great Supply Chain Escape Act
Tariffs, trade wars, and supply chain disruptions have transformed global commerce into something akin to a high-stakes magic performance.
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U.S. Customs Faces ‘Huge Task’
CBP's claim that it collects over $200 million in tariff revenue each day contrasts with President Donald Trump’s figure of $2 billion per day.
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Nvidia Announces AI Manufacturing Push in Texas and Arizona
Nvidia will look to manufacture its AI supercomputers in Texas, marking the first time the company will be fully producing the technology in the U.S.
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U.K. Moves to Safeguard Economy with Temporary Tariff Freeze
The suspended tariffs will cover a range of products, including plywood, pasta, fruit juices, coconut oil, pine nuts, agave syrup and plant bulbs.
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U.K. Names New British Steel Chiefs and Secures Coal, Ore
The move comes two days after the U.K. government legislated to take control of the steelmaker from its Chinese owner Jingye Group in a bid to save the Scunthorpe site.
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How Fast Can Apparel Makers Counter the Environmental Damage From Fast Fashion?
In a time when “fast fashion” is having a devastating impact on the environment, you might think the answer lies in making clothes that are built to last. Think again.
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