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Tariffs and Deportations – Will They Revive U.S. Manufacturing?
According to multiple academic and think tank studies, neither will bring dramatic improvements, and they may instead harm the economy.
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Scotch Market Suffers Glut
The Scottish whisky market has slipped into over-supply, because of U.S. tariffs and shrinking demand.
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Tesla Faces U.S. Probe Over Model 3 Emergency Door Handles
A monthslong Bloomberg investigation also uncovered a series of incidents in which people were severely injured or died after becoming trapped in their Teslas.
A worker unloads a Tesla Model 3 at a logistics drop zone in Seattle. Photographer: M. Scott Brauer/Bloomberg
California Ditches Fight With Feds For High-Speed Rail Funds
Approved by voters in 2008 with an initial $33 billion price tag, the project is now estimated to cost as much as $128 billion.
Contractors on a cherry picker during the construction of a high-speed rail project in Kings County, California, on March 24. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
Report: Business Leaders Need to Engage Employees More
DHR Global’s 2026 Workforce Trends Report reveals drop in employee engagement and stubbornly high burnout, as workers yearn for trust, balance, and growth.
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Zombie Ship Shows U.S. Targeting Darkest Corner of Oil Fleet
The tankers indulge in most of the dark fleet’s typical practices to obscure movements and ownership, including spoofing, or the use of fake locations.
The Skipper, seen here in the top right with other unknown vessels, was docked at an offshore infrastructure at Venezuela's José on November 14. Photo: Bloomberg
Russia’s Sovcomflot Gets First Domestic Tanker for Arctic LNG 2
The Alexey Kosygin is key for the project above the Arctic Circle to be able to ship cargoes of liquefied natural gas via the Northern Sea Route.
A Russian Icebreaker on the water in Arctic Ocean toward to the North Pole. Photo: iStock.com/Sergey Zemnuhov
Judge in NYC Congestion Pricing Case Delays Ruling
After initially expecting to issue a final judgment by the end of 2025, U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman instead set a hearing for late-January for both sides to make their case in person.
Traffic on 10th Avenue in Manhattan in 2024. Photographer: Jeenah Moon/Bloomberg
U.S. Consumer Confidence Slips in December
When asked to write in responses to factors they believe are affecting the economy, consumers mentioned prices, tariffs, trade and politics the most.
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End of De Minimis Strains Delivery Companies, But CBP Says It's Coping
Now, every package entering the U.S. comes with a need to submit an exact description of every component, including a 10-digit HTS code. Shippers and carriers are struggling to adjust.
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Introducing U.S. Bank Freight Payment
Gustav Khambatta, head of freight payment sales with U.S. Bank, introduces us to U.S. Bank Freight Payment.
Introducing Us Bank Freight Payment
FCC Bans Importing of New Foreign-Made Drones
The FCC cited concerns over the potential use of foreign-made drones during 2026's FIFA World Cup and the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
Amazon's MK27-2 drone. Photo: Amazon
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