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From Russian Oil to U.S. Supply Chains: The Hidden Risk of Secondary Tariffs
Because oil, transportation and manufacturing are interconnected, secondary tariffs could produce a far more complicated response than an ordinary tariff.
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The Return Journey Is Not the Outbound Journey in Reverse
An international return might look like the original delivery running in reverse. Operationally, though, it’s a new cross-border movement.
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Supply Chain Resilience Can Fight the Hidden Cost of Congestion
Twenty-first century supply chains are too complex to simply ask, “What just happened?” Operators need to think strategically.
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Aravo Offers Third-Party AI Risk Assessment Tool
Aravo for Responsible AI, is built around the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) AI Risk Management Framework.
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EU Sets Arctic Agenda for Shipping, Security and Climate
The bloc plans to grow its icebreaker vessel capacity, and strengthen its Arctic satellite monitoring and data sharing to improve climate predictions and boost maritime security.
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Lockheed Martin to Invest $300M to Expand U.S. Missile Production
The money will go toward Lockheed's Grand Prairie production facility in Texas, to add 100,000 square feet of new manufacturing space and 85,000 square feet of office space.
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Fresh Legal Challenge to Trump’s Canada Tariffs
The lawsuit argues the White House exceeded its authority in imposing the tariffs and caused immediate "harm to American businesses."
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German Rail Struggles With Rhine Diversions
While rail is handling a substantial share of displaced volumes, due to the ongoing rail construction in Germany, rail cannot replace the Rhine one to one yet.
The Rhine River on July 15. Photographer: Andreas Rentz/Getty Images
Solar Supply Glut Cuts EU Green Energy Import Costs
The International Energy Agency linked falling solar panel prices to a supply glut in China, which supplied more than 98% of EU solar panel imports last year.
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Building a Resilient U.S. Battery Supply Chain
Strengthening U.S. battery resilience will require sustained investment across the entire supply chain and the market certainty needed to support it.
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How Duty Drawback Can Help Recover the Cost of Forced-Labor Tariffs
For exporters, duty drawback is often the single largest lever available to recover what the new Section 301 duties add at the border.
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Labor Strikes on North Sea Oil Rigs Threaten U.K. Oil Supplies
More than 160 offshore rig workers represented by the Unite union plan to take part in a 24-hour strike on October 21, with a second 24-hour stoppage set for November 4.
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