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Insurance Clubs to Halt Ship War-Risk Cover in Persian Gulf
Some P&I clubs are expected to issue similar cancellation notices to those published by other members of the International Group on March 2.
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Major Threat to Supply Chains as Scope of U.S.-Iran War Widens
Update from the Guardian: Strait of Hormuz closed, Iran's Revolutionary Guards says.
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U.S. Manufacturing Grew, Input Costs Soared Before Iran Attack
Higher energy prices, if sustained, may give producers little choice but to raise prices for their business customers and consumers, says the Institute for Supply Management.
Workers weld seams at a metal manufacturing facility in Sacramento, California. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
Target to Nix Breakfast Cereal with Some Food Dyes
Food industry reform advocates have for decades pushed for corporations to stop using dyes that some studies have shown could exacerbate attention deficit hyperactivity disorder among children.
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How Trump’s Tariffs Are Triggering a Redrawing of Global Trade Alliances
President Trump’s firehose of tariffs promises to trigger a wholesale realignment of global trade alliances.
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Trump Administration Seeks Delay in Tariff Refund Fight
The administration accused companies of pushing for a speedy schedule out of an “apparent desire to be the center of attention” in the future proceedings before the trade court.
Tractor trailers carrying shipping containers at the Port of Los Angeles. Photographer: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg
Shipping Lines Cut Mideast Routes Posing Risk to Trade Flows
Hapag-Lloyd on March 1 announced a “war risk surcharge” of $1,500 per 20-foot container, effective March 2. France’s CMA CGM SA will charge $2,000.
Smoke rises from Jebel Ali port after an Iranian missile attack in Dubai, March 1. Photographer: Christopher Pike/Bloomberg
Oil Tankers Avoiding Vital Hormuz Strait After U.S. Bombs Iran
The Strait is one of the most important focal points at times of tension with Iran, because a fifth of the world’s seaborne oil and liquefied natural gas goes through it each day.
An oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. Photographer: Kaveh Kazemi/Getty Images
Pentagon Laser Downs Customs Border Patrol Drone in Texas
The agencies said they would work on “increased cooperation and communication to prevent such incidents in the future.”
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Dyson Settles Forced Labor Suit
The case represents an important precedent, giving plaintiffs with allegations against foreign companies supplying British manufacturers the right to be heard in an English court.
Dyson store on Oxford Street, London. Photo: iStock/tupungato
Stellantis CEO Sees Return to Profit in North America Region
The group expects stable to positive vehicle prices in the U.S. this year, as carmakers price in tariff costs.
The Stellantis Ram 1500 Revolution electric pickup truck. Photographer: Bridget Bennett/Bloomberg
Podcast | Raw Materials: The Biggest Breaking Point in Global Supply Chains
How can manufacturers manage the risk of depending on a single supplier for critical raw materials?
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