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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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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. 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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Report: U.S. Imports to Drop Dramatically
Even balanced against elevated levels earlier this year, total 2025 cargo volume could show a net decline of 15% or more unless the situation with tariffs changes.
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Lucid Agrees to Take Over Nikola’s Arizona Electric Truck Plant
The former Nikola facilities would supplement Lucid’s existing factory in nearby Casa Grande, Arizona.
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Price Hikes and Tariffs: Some Common Sense
Prices may rise but, in the absence of price-gouging, they will not rise as much as is currently being trumpeted.
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Egg Prices Jump 6% in March Despite Easing Supply Concerns
Although wholesale egg prices have continued to dip, the USDA says that it could take weeks before a similar shift trickles down to grocery stores.
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Johns Hopkins Gets $1.5M DOD Grant to Strengthen U.S. Drug Supply Chains
An April 8 release from the university details concerns over the quality, transparency and resiliency of global pharmaceutical supply chains.
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Trump is Already Slowing Global Trade as Companies Pause Orders
If anything, Trump's delay in some of his tariff plans is extending the uncertainty that has already begun to drag on business and consumer sentiment.
An Amazon fulfillment center in NJ. Amazon has begun canceling orders from China and other parts of Asia. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg
Trump Signs Order to Revive U.S. Shipbuilding, DOGE Review of Navy
The new executive order dovetails with a proposal by the U.S. Trade Representative to charge million-dollar fees on Chinese-built ships upon entry to a U.S. port.
The Philly Shipyard in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Photographer: Heather Khalifa/Bloomberg
Trump’s Tariffs Threaten to Unravel Southeast Asia’s Apparel Industry
Retailers that have spent years trying to move their manufacturing out of China have suddenly been left in a world of uncertainty.
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