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China Hits Canada with Huge Canola Tariff
China’s Ministry of Commerce said an anti-dumping probe found that Canada’s agricultural sector — particularly the canola industry — had benefited from “substantial” government subsidies and preferential policies.
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Survey: Companies Raising Prices, Cutting Capex in Response to Tariffs
While tariffs have impacted tax strategies in the first half of the year, tax leaders expect tariffs will have the greatest impact on their tax liability in the coming months
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GE Appliances to Invest $3B in U.S. Manufacturing
GE says five-year expansion plan will create 1,000 jobs across five states and ensure its continued legacy as American manufacturing and appliance innovator.
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Panama Canal Eyes Tenders for Ports on Two Coasts
The Panama Canal Authority expects to open a tender to operate a port on the Atlantic coast and another on the Pacific, both of which would connect to a liquefied petroleum gas pipeline.
The Port of Balboa in Panama. Photographer: Walter Hurtado/Bloomberg
USDOT Announces $175M in Funds for Ferry Service Improvements
The funds will come from the Federal Highway Administration's Ferry Boat Program, and be used to build and operate ferry vessels, terminals and maintenance facilities.
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When ‘Good Enough’ Data Isn’t: Why AI is Failing the Supply Chain
The companies getting the most value from AI aren’t necessarily the ones with the biggest budgets or the most advanced models. They’re the ones who’ve invested in building data accuracy.
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Teamsters in Seven States Call Off UPS Strikes
Although UPS reportedly agreed to settle several outstanding grievances, the Teamsters claim that the company is still violating the union's master labor agreement.
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Finnish Prosecutors Charge Tanker Crew Over Undersea Cable Sabotage
The captain and two senior officers of the Eagle S tanker face charges of aggravated sabotage and aggravated interference with telecommunications.
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Wildfires Briefly Shut Dardanelles as Heat Blasts Europe
Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of heat waves in Europe, triggering more extreme weather events.
Canakkale City, on the shores of the Dardanelles Strait. Photo: iStock/Guven Ozdemir
Ship-Signal Spoofing Spreads to Russia’s Pacific Kozmino Port
Until early August, the issues had been confined largely to geopolitical hotspots like the Persian Gulf, the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea.
The port of Kozmino in Russia. Photo: Konstantin Zavrazhin/Getty Images AsiaPac, via Bloomberg.
DoD to Loan $150M to U.S. Rare Earth Miner MP Materials
This comes after the DoD agreed to buy $400 million worth of preferred stock in MP Materials in mid-July.
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Future-Proofing Pharmaceutical Imports: Tactics for a Volatile 2025
Pharmaceutical importers are navigating one of the most volatile trade environments in recent memory.
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