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Trump Proposes New Ship Fees to Challenge China’s Maritime Might

Retailers are likely to oppose the action, arguing that the added costs would eventually have to be passed on to consumers.

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Black & Decker Bracing for $100M Tariff Hit

The company's statement seems echo the approach industry experts expect to see from U.S. companies, which is to raise prices to compensate for the extra tariff costs.

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Unions Urge Trump to Act as China Continues to Outpace U.S. Shipbuilding

The unions estimate that China manufactured more than 1,000 ships in 2023, compared to fewer than 10 made by the U.S. in that same year.

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The Big Gamble on Tariff Policy

Prices will rise, maybe wages will too. The question is whether Trump’s new tariff regime will pay off.

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Digital Product Passports: A Call for Digitization in U.S. Manufacturing

Digital product passports (DPPs) offer the chance to set a new standard for supply chain visibility in domestic manufacturing. They come at a perfect time,

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Five Reasons to Choose a Managed Transportation Strategy

Shippers with complex needs and tight budgets are outsourcing more of their freight to managed transportation providers.

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Tariffs Would ‘Blow a Hole’ in U.S. Auto Industry, Says Ford CEO

Farley said the tariffs would be a boon to South Korean, Japanese and European companies that are bringing 1.5 million to 2 million vehicles into the U.S.

Jim Farley speaks during a launch event for the 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning all-electric truck. Photo: Bloomberg

Brazil Sees Quotas as ‘Good Solution’ to Trump’s Steel Tariffs

Brazilian steelmakers said they expect the governments to reach an agreement similar to the one from Trump’s first term.

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EU Trade Chief Talks to Trump Team to Find Tariff Solution

The bloc could move quickly by re-applying duties it first imposed on the U.S. during Trump’s first term.

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Coca-Cola May Have to Use More Plastic Because of Tariffs, CEO Says

The drinks company imports aluminum for its cans from Canada, which is likely to be hardest hit by a 25% tariff on aluminum.

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U.S. Steel, Aluminum Tariffs Spark Global Backlash

The EU, Canada and Mexico all warned that Trump's newly-announced steel and aluminum tariffs would not go unanswered.

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Nikola Considers Bankruptcy, Capping EV Maker’s Wild Ride

Nikola has pursued various paths to bolster its cash, going through several rounds of layoffs. In December 2024, it filed to sell up to $100 million of stock.

A Nikola Tre battery-electric heavy-duty truck on the Iveco test track at the Nikola-Iveco joint venture electric truck plant in Ulm, Germany, in 2021. Photographer: Andreas Gebert/Bloomberg

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