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Threatened U.S. Tariffs Could Wipe Out Company Profits: PwC

Uncertainty regarding whether Trump will actually impose the tariffs he has proposed is a matter of intense speculation.

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China to Build Largest Ever Hydropower Dam, In Tibet

Human rights groups and experts have raised concerns about the development's knock-on effects.

The Yarlung Tsangpo River. Photo: iStock/Stephen Anthony Rohan

Mercedes Star Maker’s Demise Shows How Auto Pain Hits Suppliers

The slowdown in EV demand is squeezing companies that have retooled production to serve what they expected to be a steadily growing segment.

An employee fits a Mercedes-Benz AG star badge in Bremen, Germany. Photo: Bloomberg

Harland & Wolff Shipyard to be Bought by Spain’s Navantia

The sale, subject to regulatory approval, will secure 1,000 jobs at Harland and Wolff’s four shipyards, including at the iconic one that built the Titanic in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

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Secretary Buttigieg Urged to Embrace Domestic Green Shipbuilding

The letter urges Buttigieg to implement a program of building a fleet of zero-emission vessels that will incorporate alternative (near-zero-carbon) fuel systems.

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Apple Charged by DRC with Using Conflict Minerals

Lawyers for the country allege that the tin, tantalum and tungsten is taken from conflict areas and then "laundered through international supply chains."

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BOM Rationalization: The Key to Reducing Excess Inventory and Procurement Costs

Across industries, be it FMCG, medical, or automotive, companies with a vast, diverse product portfolio need to manage bills of materials for each product and variant.

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AI as the Logical Next Step to Digital Transformation in R&D

Only 36% of manufacturers who acknowledge the critical importance of digital transformation have successfully integrated artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations, including in the R&D process.

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Bill in U.S. Congress Aims to Shift Corporate Goals Toward Workers, Re-Investment

The bill would mandate that at least 40% of a corporation’s board of directors be chosen directly by employees.

Senator Elizabeth Warren. Photo: Office of Elizabeth Warren

HelloFresh Investigated Over Child Labor Claims

Across roughly 1,700 cases combined between 2023 and 2024, the DOL found nearly 10,000 children employed in violation of U.S. labor laws.

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The Trouble With Trump's Tariffs

Trump has repeatedly said tariffs will create more factory jobs, shrink the federal deficit, lower food prices and allow the government to subsidize childcare. Economists disagree.

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Boeing Resumes 737 Max Production

Boeing's machinist strike ended in early November, although it's taken weeks for the company to spin its factories back up to full operations.

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