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A Tariff-Era Survival Kit for American Firms in Asia

U.S. firms operating in Asia are adapting to global trade uncertainty with a range of survival tactics, from reviewing how goods are classified to tweaking their supply chains.

1211 A Tariff Era Survival

New EU Transport Rules Could Devastate East European Trucking Companies

Poland’s $57bn transport and logistics industry is facing a serious threat as the European Union agreed to tighten rules on international trucking services.

China's Growing Thirst for Premium Beer Is Great for Canadian Barley

China is the world’s largest beer market, and consumers are increasingly shifting to premium and foreign brews from mass-market brands amid rising incomes.

How Used Vegetable Oil Could Power World Trade

Waste vegetable oil is the latest in a list of fuel innovations from a transportation industry that’s under intense pressure to lower its carbon footprint.

U.S.-China Truce Risks Extending — Not Ending — Trade War

Differences on difficult issues such as Chinese industrial policy and intellectual property regimes remain vast — and tough negotiations now lie ahead.

1030 Tariff Engineering What Importers

Trump's Escalating Trade War Brings Renaissance to One City

One of the biggest beneficiaries of the clash between the U.S. and China may turn out to be a gritty Taiwanese town called Taoyuan.

1205 Trumps Escalating Trade War

Tariffs Present an Opportunity for Supply Chain Collaboration

Tariffs make collaboration among businesses, manufacturers, suppliers and global supply chains more crucial than ever.

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China May Cut Parts Tariffs, Aiding Home-Built Jets

China is discussing a plan to cut tariffs on imported plane parts, a move that may also benefit suppliers such as General Electric and Honeywell International.

Border Shutdowns Could Cost Billions, Local Business Officials Warn

Shutting down ports of entry at the U.S.-Mexico border near San Diego could cost local industry billions, say business officials in the region.

1127 Border Shutdowns Could Cost

It Looks Like China's Export Boom to the U.S. Will End in January

A recent surge in exports from China to the U.S. is set to turn into a slump in January as tariffs imposed on Chinese goods rise.

Indonesia’s Growing Postal Problem: Delivering to 18,000 Far-Flung Islands

An online shopping boom that should be helping Indonesia’s postal service is actually hurting because regulators have set parcel delivery prices so low.

Trade War Finally Hits Commodity Shipping Industry

As tariffs were being slapped on hundreds of goods, shipping rates for dry bulk — the segment that hauls billions of tons of coal, iron ore and crops around the globe — kept rising. But no more.

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