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Korean Magnet Manufacturer Plans $233M Production Plant in Georgia

The 130,000 square-foot plant will have an annual production capacity of 3,000 tons, and is expected to open sometime in late 2027.

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India and Singapore Deepen AI, Chips Ties as U.S. Tariff Risks Grow

The two nations signed agreements spanning sectors from shipping to civil aviation, and plan to collaborate on state-level skill centers to meet industry demand.

Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, right, and Lawrence Wong, Singapore's prime minister, during a joint press statement at Hyderabad House in New Delhi, India, on Thursday, Sep. 4, 2025. Photographer: Prakash Singh/Bloomberg

U.S. Threatens Tariffs if IMO Levies Ship Emissions Charges

The U.S. had previously criticized the proposed framework and labeled it a “global carbon tax."

Talks at the IMO in London. Photo: Bloomberg

FedEx Expands in Riyadh to Create New Middle East Hub

The move marks FedEx’s transition to an independent operator in Saudi Arabia after the carrier had in previous years partnered with local outlets.

Oshkosh, WI, USA - July 30, 2014 FedEx Express Airbus A300-600F airplane on the ramp at the Oshkosh Airport from Madison. Photo: iStock.com/vandervliet93

DP World Vies for Deal to Run Montreal Port Championed by Carney

The terminal project has been under consideration since the 1980s, when the port authority bought the land in Contrecoeur.

A truck drives past shipping containers at the Port of Montreal. Photographer: Andrej Ivanov/Bloomberg

Trump Looks to Fire Transportation Regulator Ahead of Rail Merger

In a post to LinkedIn, Primus described the move as "troubling and legally invalid," and vowed to explore legal options to challenge his firing.

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Cross-European Trade Faces Complex Implementation of New Customs Rules

While 15 countries have granted postponements to the September 1 implementation of EU ICS2 ENS for road and rail, 12 have not.

A truck on the German-French border between Lorraine and the Palatinate. Photo: iStock/U. J. Alexander.

Report: Supply Chain Costs Soon to Exceed Inflation by 7%

Kearney's report projects that inventories stockpiled ahead of tariff deadlines are now being depleted, forcing companies to restock at higher prices.

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Beyond Buy: Securing the Post-Purchase Supply Chain

The future of e-commerce doesn’t end at checkout. What happens afterwards also defines the customer relationship.

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Trump Threatens to Pull Funds From States Over Trucker Language Proficiency

California, Washington and New Mexico have been given 30 days to comply with new ELP requirements for truckers, or lose millions in federal road safety funds.

Photo: iStock.com/Miguel Perfectti

USPS to Open 11 New Sorting and Delivery Centers

Ten of the new facilities will open on September 6, while the eleventh will open in October 18, while locations will include West Virginia, Minnesota and Texas among others.

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USACE Awards Contract for First Phase of Nome Port Expansion

A deepwater port is expected to open up access for ships moving rare earth minerals, and provide the U.S. with a critical regional hub for its Arctic supply chain.

Photo: iStock / RUBEN RAMOS

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