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Jaguar Land Rover to Restart Output in U.K. After Cyberattack

Former Land Rover chief engineer Charles Tennant said the shutdown may have wiped out roughly £5 million in daily profits and delayed production of more than 30,000 vehicles.

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Aston Martin Hit by U.S. Tariffs, Weak Sales in Renewed Setback

Aston Martin now expects sales to fall by a mid- to high-single-digit percentage this year, weighed down by weakness in North America and Asia.

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WTO: Global Trade Expected to Stall in 2026 as Tariffs Set In

The WTO cut its growth projection for 2026 from 1.8% to 0.5%, predicting that "higher tariffs over time will weigh on trade."

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Japanese Brewer Expects Shortages in Wake of Cyberattack

Asahi shared that it is still unable to receive external emails, and that its system-based order and shipment processes remain suspended with no clear timeline for recovery.

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Navigating Tariffs, Market Uncertainty and the Growing Momentum for Reshoring

Tariffs issue combined with geopolitical risk, rising labor costs overseas, and a desire for greater supply chain resilience are accelerating the push for reshoring.

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U.S. Ports Don't Expect Disruptions During Government Shutdown

Without approval from Congress on a new spending plan for the fiscal year that began on October 1, this marks the first government shutdown in the U.S. since 2018-2019.

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Gartner Flags Growing Cybersecurity Risks in Global Supply Chains

Threats like ransomware and data breaches can cripple shipping, manufacturing and logistics operations, yet many organizations are still struggling to prepare.

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Cyberattack Shuts Down Operations for Japanese Brewer

Asahi was hit by a cyberattack on its shipping and customer service operations, marking the latest in a string of recent incidents during which hackers have targeted large firms.

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Houthis Attack Netherlands-Flagged Ship in Gulf of Aden

The attack came a week after a failed assault on the same vessel, French military officials told the Associated Press.

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U.S. to Impose Tariffs on Heavy Trucks, Kitchen Cabinets

The new duties threaten an industry already squeezed by tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, as well as tighter environmental regulations that have driven down demand for heavy- and medium-duty vehicles.

New haulage trucks loaded onto a train outside the Daimler AG truck factory in Woerth, Germany. Photo: Alex Kraus / Bloomberg

Trump Admin Probe Could Spell New Tariffs on Machinery, Medical Supplies

As part of the probe, the DOC is calling on companies to comment on their projected demand for affected products, and the potential for foreign control or exploitation of related supply chains.

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Tariffs, Inflation Cast Shadow Over Holiday Shopping Season

Nearly 80% of consumers say that they plan to spend either the same or less than they did last year, with 58% flagging tariff- and inflation-driven price increase as their chief concern.

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