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Boeing Starts Hiring Freeze, Weighs Temporary Furloughs

The planemaker will also stop issuing “a majority” of its supplier purchase orders for the 737, 767 and 777 jetliner programs affected by the walkout.

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Biden Admin Pushes to Curb Flood of Duty-Free Imports from Temu, Shein

Biden's proposal would make it so de minimis exemptions no longer cover any imports subject to current tariffs on a variety of low-value Chinese goods.

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AUTOMA+ 2024: Discovering the Newest Technologies with Pharma Digital Leaders

Digital leaders and major players of the whole value chain gather at Pharmaceutical Automation and Digitalisation Congress (AUTOMA+ 2024) to share professional opinion on trends and latest solutions for the pharma digital transformation. Following the long-standing tradition, the Congress is held in the heart of the pharmaceutical industry, Zurich, Switzerland, on 18-19 November 2024.

EU Car Lobby Mulls Two-Year Delay of 2025 Emissions Targets

The scope for regulatory lenience is low, and the 2025 rules could accelerate capacity restructuring within the industry.

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In Brooklyn, a Program to Help Narrow the U.S. Manufacturing Skills Gap

The conversation about bringing manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. from Asia often skips over an important question.

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Boeing Workers Reject Deal, Go on Strike

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg had previously pleaded with workers not to go on strike, saying the action would put the company’s “recovery in jeopardy.”

An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max-9 aircraft at Los Angeles International Airport, January, 2024. Photo: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg

China Asks Its Carmakers to Keep Key EV Technology at Home

China’s directive comes at a time most major Chinese carmakers are looking to localize manufacturing so as to avoid tariffs on Chinese-made EVs.

Workers on the production line of the Zeekr Co. 009 electric luxury minivan in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, China, on Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg

Germany's Largest Industrial Union Starts Negotiations on New Labor Deal

The union is pushing for a 7% wage increase over a 12-month period, as well as an additional €170 ($188) per month for new trainees.

A Volkswagen plant in Mosel, Germany. Photo: iStock / aquatarkus

Trafigura Sees ‘Confusion’ Over Aviation Emissions Scheme

Aviation is one of the heaviest-emitting industries, and among the most difficult to decarbonize.

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Returns Fraud Estimated to Cost E-Retailers Billions

E-tailers have struggled to keep up with a flood of returns, and have often loosened rules for consumers making them.

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U.K. Imposes Fresh Sanctions on Russia Shadow Fleet Ships

The ships targeted are all described as “high-volume offenders” — vessels operating around the clock to transport as much Russian oil as possible.

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AstraZeneca Defends China Compliance In Wake of Staff Detentions

Chinese authorities are looking into the company’s collection of patient data to assess whether it infringed on data privacy laws.

Pascal Soriot. Photographer: Zach Gibson/Bloomberg

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