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Brazil Sues BYD Over Forced Labor Allegations

Federal agents claimed that workers had up to 70% of their salaries withheld, were made to pay their employers a deposit, and had their passports withheld.

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Trump Trade War Deals Q1 Blow to Temu Owner PDD

PDD's revenue for Q1 came in at 95.7 billion yuan ($13.3 billion), falling short of the 101.6 billion yuan projection from analysts earlier in the year.

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Canadian Aluminum Trader Blames Its Bankruptcy on Trade War

Sinobec is one of the first companies to directly blame Trump’s trade war for contributing to its bankruptcy.

Cut aluminum signs at a manufacturing facility in Langford, British Columbia. Photographer: James MacDonald/Bloomberg

U.K. Trucking Association Accuses Truck Makers of Delaying Legal Redress

In 2016, DAF, Volvo, MAN and Iveco, were fined about €3 billion by the European Union for colluding for 14 years on pricing.

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Boeing Agrees to Resolve U.S. Criminal Case Over 737 Crashes

The new agreement — reached over strong objections from some victims’ families — still needs to be approved by U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor.

Relatives of 737 Max crash victims hold up photos of the dead at an Oct. 2019 hearing of the Senate Commerce Committee. Photo: Bloomberg

Nike to Raise Prices, Citing ‘Seasonal Planning’

Nike did not mention U.S President Donald Trump's tariffs policies that have upended global trade.

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Target’s Sales Fall

Apart from tariff costs, the company has faced a backlash following a decision to end diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) targets.

Shoppers Carry Target Shopping Bags In Front Of A Store In San Francisco, California, Us, On Tuesday, May 10, 2022 Bloomberg

Marks & Spencer Expects Cyberattack to Cost £300 Million

It is a major setback for a business that was delivering on chief executive officer Stuart Machin’s turnaround plan.

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CATL's $2 Billion German Plant Boosts China’s Invest-Abroad Bet

Chinese companies are discovering some downsides to the build-abroad strategy, including more labor-management tensions than are typical in China.

The Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. EV battery factory on the outskirts of the German town of Arnstadt, on May 8. Photographer: Iona Dutz/Bloomberg

GM Halts Efforts to Export Cars to China

GM's efforts to export cars into the Chinese market started in 2024, as part of an initiative known as the Durant Guild.

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Watch: Is Today's Warehouse Technology Fast Enough for Fast Fashion?

Is the warehouse technology being deployed by "fast-fashion" apparel sellers up to the challenge of meeting customer demand? Supply chain professional Leslie O'Regan details some of the problems that stand in the way of successful tech adoption.

016 Is Today's Warehouse Technology Fast Enough For Fast Fashion (540p)

DOJ Mulls Deal to Drop Fraud Charges Against Boeing

Unlike the initial deal proposed by the DOJ in 2024, the new pretrial resolution that's now under consideration wouldn't require Boeing to plead guilty.

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