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Tariffs, End to De Minimis Create 'Daunting' Outlook for Air Freight

E-commerce accounts for roughly half of all air cargo shipments between China and the U.S., as well as 6% of global volumes.

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GM Expects to Lose Up to $5B to Tariffs in 2025

Roughly $2 billion in added costs from tariffs are expected to come from vehicles imported into the U.S. from Canada, Mexico and South Korea.

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Impending Crisis Looms Over U.S. Ports

Port of Los Angeles executive director Gene Seroka said "essentially shipments out of China for major retailers and manufacturers have ceased."

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U.S. Spirits Industry Wary of Tariff Time Bomb

The Trump administration's trade policies threaten to upend a U.S. spirits industry that lost more than $100 million worth of exports to EU tariffs between 2018 and 2021.

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A Dozen States File Lawsuit Seeking to Block Trump Tariffs

States assert that the White House's strategy to enact tariffs through social media posts and executive orders amounts to "a national trade policy that now hinges on the President's whims."

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A Race Against Time: Inside the Logistics of Humanitarian Aid

Any number of obstacles could throw a relief mission off course, and mitigating those potential roadblocks takes equal parts preparation and an ability to recalibrate on the fly.

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One Company's Bid to 'Tariff-Proof' its Supply Chain

Echo Water made a decision in 2024 to move its production out of China and into the Philippines, in anticipation of tariffs the incoming Trump administration had hinted at for months.

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Tariffs Take Toll as IMF Slashes U.S. Growth Forecast for 2025

The IMF also now believes there is a 40% chance of a recession in the U.S., up from 25% in October 2024.

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Tariffs Could Open Door for Companies to Pad Profits

Senator Elizabeth Warren highlighted fears that the "chaotic approach" to trade could enable corporations to increase prices "regardless of whether goods are actually subject to tariffs."

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Trade War Escalates as China Targets Mineral Exports, Aviation

China produces more than 90% of the world's supply of refined magnet rare earth elements, used as components for semiconductors, planes, drones, and even missiles.

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Survey: Majority of CEOs Say Trade Uncertainty Will Bring Recession

Two-thirds of CEOs said that they do not approve of Trump's tariffs, while 76% said that they believe tariffs will negatively impact their businesses in some way this year.

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Egg Prices Jump 6% in March Despite Easing Supply Concerns

Although wholesale egg prices have continued to dip, the USDA says that it could take weeks before a similar shift trickles down to grocery stores.

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