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Building a Resilient U.S. Battery Supply Chain
Strengthening U.S. battery resilience will require sustained investment across the entire supply chain and the market certainty needed to support it.
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How Duty Drawback Can Help Recover the Cost of Forced-Labor Tariffs
For exporters, duty drawback is often the single largest lever available to recover what the new Section 301 duties add at the border.
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Trump Announces More Financial Aid for Farmers
This is the second time in two years that the president authorized billions of dollars in bailout money for farmers harmed by rising fuel prices caused by the U.S.-Israel war on Iran.
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Agentic AI's Governance Test for Global Supply Chains
Supply chain leaders aren’t waiting to see whether agentic artificial intelligence works before putting it to work.
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Beyond Traditional Trade Agreements: A Proposal for Creating ‘Rules of Resilience’
Two trade experts are claiming to have identified a “critical gap” in the way that traditional trade agreements are created and assessed.
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The Mineral that Could Loosen China’s Rare Earth Supply Stranglehold
Monazite is found in Brazil, India, Australia, South Africa and the U.S., among other locations.
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The Carrier You Onboarded in July Can Lose Its Authority by September
The packet from a carrier whose authority went active in July holds the same items as that from a fleet that has run for a decade: But the public record kept by FMCSA treats the two as different risks,
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China’s 2026 Trade Surplus on Track to Exceed 2025
This will stoke already combative relations with its major trading partners in the EU bloc of countries, and the U.S.
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Heathrow CEO Pushes U.K. Government to Commit to Third Runway
The idea of building a third runway at Heathrow has been floated for decades, but has met with fierce opposition from local residents and preservationists, politicians and climate campaigners.
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Beyond De Minimis: Why Importers Need Defensible Shipment Data
The practical response is investing in accurate shipment data and technology that supports classification and filing as regulations evolve.
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What Happens to a Freight Quote After the Truck Leaves
For an invoice that differs from its quote, the first question can be a simple one: What changed between the shipment we booked and the shipment the carrier billed?
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U.S. Suspends Green Card Program for Microsoft and Others
The suspensions highlight the Trump administration’s continuing attempts to eliminate almost all forms of immigration, legal or otherwise.
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