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Shein Looks to Open First Brick-and-Mortar Stores in France

Shein will first look to set up shop in department stores in Paris, before opening up additional locations in Dijon, Reims, Grenoble, Angers and Limoges.

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Amazon Rolls Out New Budget-Friendly Grocery Brand

Dubbed Amazon Grocery, the line combines existing Amazon Fresh and Happy Belly products into one cohesive collection of everyday staples priced under $5 each.

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EU to Ramp Up Tariffs on Steel Imports, Mirroring U.S. Duties

The bloc’s steel industry has faced a severe crisis in recent years as it grapples with cheap imports from China and other Asian economies.

Stephane Sejourne. Photo: Bloomberg

The Future of Supply Chain Traceability for Apparel Brands

Companies that prioritize transparency and traceability throughout their supply chains can be more agile, better adapt to change and identify bad practices.

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Sudden Ban on Export Sees Nigeria’s Shea Industry Plummet

There is not enough local capacity to process all of the country's harvest, and the ban on exporting shea nuts has led to a collapse in the price of the nuts.

Nigeria accounts for nearly 40% of the world's shea crop. Photo: iStock / luisapuccini

Cyberattack Shuts Down Operations for Japanese Brewer

Asahi was hit by a cyberattack on its shipping and customer service operations, marking the latest in a string of recent incidents during which hackers have targeted large firms.

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U.K. Automaker Resuming Production After Cyberattack

Meanwhile, the U.K. government said it will underwrite a £1.5 billion ($2.02 billion) loan guarantee to JLR in order to support its suppliers.

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Report: Foxconn Workers Faced Tough Conditions During iPhone 17 Push

The investigation highlighted a number of labor rights concerns, and alleged that Foxconn is violating Chinese law by employing a large percentage of temporary “dispatch” workers.

Photo: Karen Dias/Bloomberg

U.S. to Impose Tariffs on Heavy Trucks, Kitchen Cabinets

The new duties threaten an industry already squeezed by tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, as well as tighter environmental regulations that have driven down demand for heavy- and medium-duty vehicles.

New haulage trucks loaded onto a train outside the Daimler AG truck factory in Woerth, Germany. Photo: Alex Kraus / Bloomberg

Amazon to Pay $2.5B Settlement Over Deceptive Subscription Practices

The cancellation system was reportedly so difficult to navigate, that it was allegedly code-named "Iliad" internally, in reference to Homer's epic poem about the decade-long Trojan War.

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Trump Admin Probe Could Spell New Tariffs on Machinery, Medical Supplies

As part of the probe, the DOC is calling on companies to comment on their projected demand for affected products, and the potential for foreign control or exploitation of related supply chains.

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U.S. Lowers Tariffs on EU Autos to 15%, Cementing Trade Deal Terms

The order will help to further ease tensions between Washington and Brussels, as the two sides work through implementing the details of their trade deal.

Lisbon, Portugal. Photo: iStock.com/Ivan Kyryk

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