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U.S. Vows Over $1B for Congo Critical Minerals Supply Chain

Under the U.S.-Congo strategic partnership, Congo has committed to shipping more of its minerals west toward the Atlantic Ocean over Angola’s Lobito railway corridor.

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Chinese Auto Parts Pour into German Car Market

The squeeze on Germany’s supplier base is part of a Chinese expansion that’s rattling the country’s industrial core.

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Kawasaki Signals Price Hikes for Motorbikes to Offset Tariffs

Shifting the cost of the tariffs to customers would mean a price increase of about 17%, Kawasaki CEO Yoshinori Kanehana said.

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Five Reasons to Take Your Integrated Business Planning Process to the Next Level

While IBP is not new, many organizations have not made it an ongoing part of their strategic processes.

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Aluminum Plant Supplying Ford Pickups Erupts in Fire Again

Novelis declined to discuss whether the latest fire will affect its plans to resume and ramp up production at the facility.

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Canada Retail Sales Slow in Third Quarter as Tariffs Persist

The quarterly retail figures — the weakest pace in more than a year — underscore consumer caution around spending in the face of economic and tariff uncertainty.

Shoppers on Sainte-Catherine Street in Montreal. Photographer: Andrej Ivanov/Bloomberg

White House Apologized for Hyundai Plant Raid, CEO Says

Speaking at a conference in Singapore, José Muñoz said the governor of Georgia had also called him and said, "I don't know what happened, this is not state jurisdiction."

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Toyota to Invest $912M in U.S. Manufacturing Expansion

The carmaker also started production at a new $13.9 billion battery plant in North Carolina on November 12.

Longueuil, Canada. June 2013. Photo: iStock.com/KMoFoto

U.S. Tariffs Crimp Japan’s, Switzerland’s Economies

Japan reached a trade agreement with the U.S. in July, reducing the blanket tariff on Japanese imports to 15%, from an initial 25%.

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Report: Use of Prison Labor at Hyundai Supplier Plants Drives Down Wages Overall

The Columbia University study found that, when the share of prison labor at a Hyundai Motor supplier rises by 10%, wages for non-incarcerated workers fall by 10-14%.

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U.S. Ports Facing ‘Goods Recession’ Amid Holiday Lull, Tariff Woes

President Donald Trump’s return to the White House in January kicked off a rollercoaster year for manufacturers, retailers and other U.S. industries dependent on goods from abroad.

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NRF 'Bullish' Coming into Holiday Season

Price-sensitive consumers are still prioritizing and saving for spending on family and loved ones during holiday season, retail analysts say.

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