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Seattle Enacts Nation's First Ban On 'Surveillance Pricing' in Grocery Stores

The legislation bars large grocery retailers from using people's employment status, race, gender, browser history, social media activity or chatbot conversations to set customer prices.

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China Urges EU to Keep Auto Markets Open, Avoid Protectionism

Wang’s statement comes amid Germany’s preparations for economic-security measures to shield strategic industries from China.

BYD Co. E5 electric vehicles in taxi livery at a lot in Shenzhen, China. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg

Canada’s Transport Overhaul Aims to Break Reliance on U.S. Trade

The legislation allows for the designation of “national trade corridors” that will have performance metrics to prevent bottlenecks and improve efficiency.

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Trump Admin Weighs Possibility of Diesel Export Ban

Of the 1.76 billion barrels of diesel refined in the U.S. in 2025, around 23% were exported to other countries.

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The Strait of Hormuz Crisis Is Repricing Freight, Not Just Oil

The number that should matter most to shippers was never the price of oil.

An aerial 3D illustration render of cargo ships stuck in the Strait of Hormuz. Image: iStock/quantic69

The Hidden Supply Chain Cost of Going Custom Too Soon

Engineering teams are already stretched thin enough without spending hours re-engineering something that a configurable option could have delivered in days.

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Survey: Halloween Remains Priority for Cost-Conscious Shoppers

As consumers have become increasingly cost conscious in response to rising inflation, value has played a significant part in early Halloween shopping decisions.

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STB Rejects Petitions to Deny UP/Norfolk Merger Proposal

The STB ruled that while the motions "raise important questions and issues," it will still allow a formal review to proceed so that it can consider additional evidence and arguments.

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Saudis in Process of Starting Vital East-West Oil Pipeline

The resumption of the East-West line will allow Aramco to pick up exports again from Yanbu, which it has been using during the Iran war for the bulk of its shipments.

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India’s Oil Buyers May Cut Russian Cargoes in Wake of U.S. Threats

Imports from Russia have already eased and may average about 1.9 million barrels a day in September — more than 35% of the total and the lowest since April.

The shadow fleet tanker Turbo Voyager transits through Denmark’s Great Belt carrying Russian oil to India. Russia shipped 3.28 million barrels a day of crude to overseas markets in the four weeks to Nov. 17. Photographer: Carsten Snejbjerg/Bloomberg

U.S., Japan and South Korea Look to Establish Arctic Maritime Pact

The memorandum would set up a trilateral partnership centered around shipping routes, energy resources and economic security.

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U.S. Food Safety Problems Go Well Beyond Recalls

It can be argued that 2026 has been a troubling year for food safety in the U.S., just not for the reasons that frequent recall headlines might have us believe.

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