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Trump’s Tariffs Leave U.S. Business Tied Up in Costly Red Tape

Adding to the confusion, a federal appeals court ruled that Trump’s country-specific tariffs broke the law.

A U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent inspects boxes of tools at a port of entry in Nogales, Arizona. Photographer: Rebecca Noble/Bloomberg

Daimler Truck Said to Seek Partner for Self-Driving Unit Torc

The effort is aimed at raising capital to support the division’s around €600 million ($660 million) in annual spending.

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

Korean Magnet Manufacturer Plans $233M Production Plant in Georgia

The 130,000 square-foot plant will have an annual production capacity of 3,000 tons, and is expected to open sometime in late 2027.

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Podcast | Can AI Make the Logistics Workplace Safer?

Just how safe are logistics workplaces today?

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Trade Policy as a Risk Factor: The Insurance Impact of Tariffs

Now is the time to ask hard questions, reassess assumptions and ensure that your insurance program evolves in step with the world around it.

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Navigating Patent ‘Exhaustion’ in Component Sales

Companies purchasing components that go into larger systems must carefully assess the scope of their rights, particularly when those components are protected by patents.

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ISN Launches Enhanced Ability to Manage Third-Party Cybersecurity Oversight

The new Cyber360 assessment and upcoming Breach Scanning feature are part of ISN Cyber Secure, which helps clients hiring clients monitor cyber risks tied to third-party contractors.

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Crown Royal Bottling Plant Closure Sets Off Political Firestorm in Ontario

Although Crown Royal has been produced exclusively in Canada for decades, Diageo announced on August 28 that its Ontario bottling plant would moving its operations to the U.S. in early 2026.

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Trump Tariffs Leave John Deere Facing Steep Path to Recovery

U.S. tariffs have cost John Deere an estimated $300 million so far in 2025, with the company expecting to take another $300 million hit by the end of the year.

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India and Singapore Deepen AI, Chips Ties as U.S. Tariff Risks Grow

The two nations signed agreements spanning sectors from shipping to civil aviation, and plan to collaborate on state-level skill centers to meet industry demand.

Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, right, and Lawrence Wong, Singapore's prime minister, during a joint press statement at Hyderabad House in New Delhi, India, on Thursday, Sep. 4, 2025. Photographer: Prakash Singh/Bloomberg

Watch: Data for Training AI: Fair Use, or Copyright-Protected?

Meaghan Kent, an intellectual property partner at Venable LLP, discusses recent court rulings on whether artificial intelligence training models are free to draw on copyrighted content.

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U.S. Threatens Tariffs if IMO Levies Ship Emissions Charges

The U.S. had previously criticized the proposed framework and labeled it a “global carbon tax."

Talks at the IMO in London. Photo: Bloomberg

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