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CN Rail Chops Forecast as Trade War Hits Commodities, Autos
The company will work with customers in sectors affected by tariffs to help them get access to other markets, the CEO said.
A Canadian National Railway Co. locomotive and rail cars along the connector route at the Port of Prince Rupert in British Columbia. Photographer: James MacDonald/Bloomberg
Russia Black Sea Oil Loading Halted on New Rules, Reuters Says
The setbacks follow changes in rules for ships accessing Russian sea ports after a series of mysterious blasts on oil tankers in recent months.
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Mobility at the Margins: What Border Crossings Reveal Before Trade Data Does
Real-time insights from border crossings allow companies to re-route shipments, renegotiate supplier terms, or rebalance inventory before the ripple effects settle in.
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Using AI Collaboration to Empower the Supply Chain Workforce
Data privacy and overcoming employee resistance are the two main sources of anxiety for companies investing in artificial intelligence.
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Heathrow Considering Legal Action Against Utility Company Over Fire
There were numerous opportunities to rectify moisture affecting electrical parts at the North Hyde substation, but maintenance was repeatedly deferred, according to an investigation.
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Trump Announces Trade Deal with Japan
Japan's prime minister Shigeru Ishiba said his country’s tariff negotiator had received the details of the deal and he would examine them before responding.
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Pricing Power: The Most Effective Weapon During Trade Wars
With global trade frictions and rapid policy shifts set to continue, companies can no longer afford to treat tariffs as a short-term challenge
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Copper-Laden Ships Race to Reach U.S. Ahead of Trump’s 50% Tariffs
The vessels are among the last batch of copper cargoes whose owners are betting they can clear U.S. customs just before hefty Trump administration tariffs kick in.
The moves in copper mirror what has been happening in other metals. Photographer: Zinyange Auntony/Bloomberg
Climate Crisis Has Caused Food Price Spikes
In Ethiopia, food prices jumped by 40% in March 2023, following the worst drought the Horn of Africa had seen in 40 years.
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Coca-Cola to Start Using Cane Sugar in U.S. Soft Drinks
The company laid out its plans to launch a product using cane sugar for its flagship soda in the U.S., but clarified that it will act as a complement to its current offerings.
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AstraZeneca Vows to Commit $50B to U.S. Drug Manufacturing
A number of other drugmakers have rolled out similar plans to ramp up U.S. manufacturing in recent days, in the face of continued pressure from the Trump administration.
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GM Says Tariffs Cost $1.1B in Q2
In June, GM announced plans to invest $4 billion over the next two years into three U.S. auto plants in Michigan, Kansas, and Tennessee.
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