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Airbus Tells Staff to Prepare for Geopolitical Risks, New Crises
The unusually gloomy tone underscores a growing sense of alarm about an increasingly hostile approach by U.S. President Donald Trump against longtime allies.
An Airbus A350 Air France plane taxiing at Charles de Gaulle Airport. Photo: iStock/Matthieu Douhaire
AI Will Hit Jobs for Young People Most, Says IMF Head
Although AI “enhanced” jobs tend to come with a boost in wages, by contrast, AI will eliminate entirely many roles traditionally taken by younger workers.
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VW May Pull Plans for U.S. Audi Plant Absent Tariff Cuts, CEO Says
The calculus has shifted as the Trump administration placed tariffs on European carmakers.
Oliver Blume, chief executive officer of Volkswagen AG, during a Bloomberg Television interview at the IAA Mobility 2025 expo in Munich, Germany, on Monday, Sept. 8, 2025. Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg
France Boards Russia-Linked Oil Tanker in Shadow Fleet Move
The French navy said the tanker, which came from Murmansk on Russia’s Arctic coast, was boarded in the Alboran Sea, south of Spain, and taken to a mooring.
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Port of Los Angeles Reports Third Busiest Year in its History in 2025
In a year where shippers and carriers alike are preparing for more trade turmoil, Seroka stressed that the Port of Los Angeles "must be ready for whatever is coming."
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GM Moves Buick SUV Production Out of China to U.S.
Envision models built at the Kansas City plant will exclusively be sold in North America, although production of the vehicle for other markets will continue in China.
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Greenland Standoff Ends Without Tariffs, but Uncertainty Remains
With the two sides appearing to remain far apart, the saga has brought on renewed concerns over the ongoing geopolitical uncertainty that has become a hallmark of Trump's second term in office.
Photo: iStock / Artindo
Spain’s Second Fatal Train Crash Prompts Call for Drivers Strike
The union urged drivers to walk out until their safety could be guaranteed.
Photo: iStock/VitalyEdush
Japan Restarts Huge Nuclear Power Plant
Before the Fukushima disaster, Japan had one of the world’s most extensive nuclear programs but, since the accident, only 15 of its 33 operational reactors have restarted.
View from North of Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Photo: iStock/EyeEm Mobile GmbH
Announcing the Winners of the 2026 Supply Chain Masters of Innovation Awards
Attendees of Manifest 2026 will get the opportunity to attend presentations by the three winners.
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EU Freezes U.S. Trade Deal Approval Over Greenland Threats
The deal has been swept into the deepening crisis between the EU and U.S. over Greenland, which has brought the transatlantic alliance to the brink of rupture.
Ursula von der Leyen Photographer: Simon Wohlfahrt/Bloomberg
Report: Execs Expect Trade Growth Despite Policy Uncertainty
DP World says the report’s findings point to companies actively redesigning supply chains and trade routes to manage volatility and build resilience.
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