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Trump’s Tariffs Back in Federal Court
The judges on the Court of International Trade in downtown Manhattan have twice ruled against Trump in major tariff cases.
The Court of International Trade in downtown Manhattan, New York City. Photo: iStock/J2R
Farmers Union Pushes Back Against Proposed Rail Mega-Merger
The NFU detailed its concerns over giving a single railroad control of nearly half of all U.S. rail traffic, and how that would potentially harm the country's agricultural supply chains.
Huntsville, Alabama. Photo: iStock.com/sshepard
Stolen Logins Are Driving the Next Wave of Supply Chain Breaches
Treat access with the same seriousness given to the code itself, and the rest of the work gets considerably easier.
Photo: iStock / Orhan Turan
U.S. Ban on Nominal Canadian Imports Comes into Effect
While affecting only a tiny proportion of imports, the bans ramp up the showboating between the two countries in what is an increasingly contentious trade war.
Hiram Walker and Sons distillery, maker of Canadian Club whiskey, in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Photo: iStock/MollyNZ
U.S., China Pledge Tariff Relief for $60B Worth of Goods
Eligible goods will include American agricultural commodities, timber and medical equipment, as well as Chinese fireworks, tableware, toys and soccer balls.
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Anthropic Faces Court Setback on U.S. Supply Chain Risk Label
An earlier ruling by a judge in California that lifted a government ban appears to remain in place for now.
Photo: Samyukta Lakshmi / Bloomberg
Boeing Identifies 737 Max Software Glitch That May Prompt Delays
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said it is convening a review board to determine whether the glitch presents a flight-safety issue.
Photo: iStock /sanfel
How Geopolitics Are Forcing Businesses to Rethink Their Technology-Sourcing Strategies
Organizations need to have in place “executable exit strategies,” should a shift in tech providers be suddenly required.
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A Confluence of Tariff Changes: Why ‘Classify Once’ No Longer Works
The companies that come out of this period ahead will be the ones whose operations can absorb change without adding headcount or slowing freight down.
Photo: iStock/Angelica Zander
Podcast | How Quickly Can Supply Chains Recover From a Major Disruption?
With the end of a supply chain disruption, you might breathe a sigh of relief. But don’t hold your breath waiting for things to get back to normal.
Photo: iStock / thitivong
The Strait of Hormuz Crisis Is Repricing Freight, Not Just Oil
The number that should matter most to shippers was never the price of oil.
An aerial 3D illustration render of cargo ships stuck in the Strait of Hormuz. Image: iStock/quantic69
STB Rejects Petitions to Deny UP/Norfolk Merger Proposal
The STB ruled that while the motions "raise important questions and issues," it will still allow a formal review to proceed so that it can consider additional evidence and arguments.
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