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Rubio Accuses China of Harassing Panama-Flagged Ships
The allegations add another point of tension between the U.S. and China ahead of President Donald Trump’s scheduled visit to Beijing in May.
The Port of Balboa in Panama City. Photographer: Walter Hurtado/Bloomberg
U.S. Egg Prices on the Decline Ahead of Easter Holiday
The average U.S. retail price for a dozen eggs in February was $2.50, compared to $5.89 in that same month last year.
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Amazon Announces Fuel Surcharge for U.S. Sellers
Amazon further clarified that the surcharge will be applied to fulfillment fees, not on the sale price of items.
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Iran and Oman Work on System to Monitor Hormuz Traffic
Iran and Oman are believed to be collaborating to draft policies that would facilitate and ensure safe passage for ships moving through the strait.
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One Year on from ‘Liberation Day’ – Uncertainty Trumps Efficiency in Supply Chains
After decades of pursuing supply chain efficiency, U.S. companies have turned their focus to what’s politely termed “resilience,” but might better be described as redundancy.
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Asian Nations Jockey for Leverage to Re-Open Hormuz Strait
As the crisis drags on, many Asian countries are pledging deeper energy cooperation with diplomatic friends.
Photo: Bloomberg
Cofco Books First Argentina Corn Cargo to China in Over 15 Years
The deal comes after China cleared Argentine corn imports in 2024, and as the South American nation has recently kicked off a bumper harvest.
Photo: Sebastian Lopez Brach / Bloomberg
Malfunction Stalls Robotaxis in Middle of Traffic in China
The exact number of cars involved remains unclear, and police are still working to determine the reason behind the malfunction.
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UP Exec Accuses CN Railway of Spreading 'Misinformation' Around Merger
CN Railway had previously filed a motion with the STB alleging that UP and Norfolk had not been honest with their assessment of their planned mega-merger.
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U.K. Plans 35-Nation Summit to Address Hormuz Crisis
The U.S. was notably not invited to the talks, with President Trump having frequently distanced the U.S. from key allies over the span of the conflict in Iran.
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Turkey in Talks With Iran for Ships’ Passage Through Hormuz
Only one Turkish-owned ship has received permission to pass through Hormuz since the start of the conflict.
A cargo vessel near the Strait of Hormuz, on March 22. Source: Getty Images
Fuel Crisis Forces Hard Choices as Nations Cut Back on Energy Use
"The more you can do save oil, especially diesel, especially jet fuel, the better off we are," said EU energy commissioner Jørgensen.
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