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Michigan Launches Public-Private Initiative to Support Manufacturing Growth
Michigan LIFT is designed to strengthen manufacturers’ competitiveness and supply-chain resilience while accelerating the growth of innovative suppliers expanding production in Michigan.
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FMCSA Pulls 78 Truckers Out of Service in Multi-State Crackdown
Of the drivers pulled from service, 12 were cited for failing English language proficiency requirements that went into effect in June 2025.
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Gulf Oil Exports Rebound to Pre-War Levels
According to Kpler, roughly 40% of oil from Gulf states now leaves without crossing through the Strait of Hormuz.
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World-First Green Flight Levy in Singapore Adds to Rising Costs of Air Travel
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore has deferred the measure for cargo flights until October 2027.
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BTS Freight Figures Tell a Tale of Mexico’s Rise, Canada’s Decline
Mexico’s land freight volumes into the U.S. started to exceed Canada’s sometime around 2016, long before President Donald Trump started a trade war with the northern neighbor.
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MTA Seeks to End $1B of Tariffs on Subway Cars, Buses
The MTA faces an uphill battle with the Trump administration, which has been critical of how mass-transit agencies handle crime, as well as initiatives to contract with minority-owned businesses.
Kathy Hochul on the uptown E train after a news conference on congestion pricing in New York on March 21. Photographer: Yuki Iwamura/Bloomberg
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
Whisky Glut Prompts Scotch Distillers to Slow Production
Economic pressures and falling rates of alcohol consumption has put demand on the rocks.
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EV Truck Maker Harbinger Gets $300M+ Order from FedEx
Harbinger estimates each of its electric trucks can reduce fuel costs by an average of $20,000 per year when compared with the diesel vehicle it replaces.
A FedEx EV delivery truck. Photo: iStock/P_Wei
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
Diesel Prices Rise to Record Highs in the U.K.
The average price of a liter of diesel in the U.K. has reached 199.33 pence, beating the previous record of 199.09 pence from June of 2022.
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Mesabi Metallics Invests $15B in Bid to Build Largest Steel Plant in U.S.
Mesabi projects that the plant will have the capacity to churn out 10 million tons of steel annually once it's fully up and running.
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