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Ahead of SCOTUS Decision, CBP Sets Deadline to File for Tariff Refunds
Should the Supreme Court rule against Trump, such a decision would invalidate roughly 71% of tariffs issued by the White House in 2025.
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U.S. Exports to China in 2025 Lowest Since 2019
President Donald Trump’s strategy of reducing the U.S.-China trade deficit is bringing down the volume of both imports and exports.
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Brazil Shakes Off Trump Tariffs With Record Exports in 2025
Brazil, an agricultural powerhouse, has seen exports surge since Lula returned to office in 2023.
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Navigating Tariff Uncertainty with Market Intelligence and AI
The most significant opportunity presented by tariff challenges is the chance for teams to achieve better agility and awareness.
Economic Tariffs Concept
Nvidia Will Offer New AI Chip This Year, Says CEO
The chips could allow companies to develop A.I. at a lower cost and possibly mitigate the soaring electrical demands of data centers being built around the world.
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Regulators Fine Pipeline Operator $9.6M Over 2023 Oil Spill
The civil penalty issued by regulators is roughly equal to the combined $8-10 million in fines the agency issues each year on average.
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Nestlé Issues Global Recall of Baby Formula Batches
The company believes that oils used in certain batches of baby formula were contaminated by a harmful substance known as cereulide.
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Global Corporate Tax Deal Exempts U.S. Companies
Republicans have been critical of the plan since it was first introduced in 2021, arguing that it would unfairly expose American companies to overseas taxes.
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China Bans Dual-Use Item Exports to Japan
This comes in the wake of comments made in parliament by Takaichi in November 2025, when she said that a Chinese invasion of Taiwan would threaten Japan's survival.
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Venezuela Oil Blockade Dodged by Sanctioned Ships
The vessels that definitely exited the Latin American nation’s territorial waters were transporting about 4 million barrels of crude and fuel.
Photo: Jesus Vargas / Getty Images via Bloomberg
Watch: The Outlook for the Trucking Industry in 2026
Tim Lee, partner in the Corporate Department and Commercial Transactions Practice Group of the Honigman law firm, discusses how the trucking industry might fare in 2026.
The Outlook For The Trucking Industry In 2026
Bugs, Bureaucracy, and the Art of Shipping into Latin America
Failure to comply with biosecurity standards for shipments to Latin America can create a nightmare of customs paperwork, inspections and delays.
Mexico's Port of Manzanillo. Photo: iStock / Eric Broder Van Dyke
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