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Iranian Ports Could Be Blockaded for ‘Months,’ Says Trump
The economist Paul Krugman, a former New York Times columnist, said he believed most analysts had been “far too sanguine” about the effects of a prolonged Hormuz crisis.
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Union Pacific Railroad Secures Contract for Domestic Steel Rail Production
The new rail mill is powered by a dedicated 1,800-acre solar farm, making it the world’s largest solar-powered steel mill.
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Canada Could Nix U.S. Liquor Ban if Tariffs Are Relaxed
No Jack Daniels here. Aurora, Ontario, Canada. Photo: iStock/JulieAlexK
We Don’t Need Tariffs. We Need Better Infrastructure for U.S. Manufacturers
Tariffs are a policy shortcut. Building better infrastructure is the hard work. Only one of them actually builds lasting capacity.
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Do Chinese Manufacturers Still Have an Edge over Americans?
Is there something about the very nature of Chinese manufacturing that continues to put the American model at a disadvantage?
Shanghai, China. Photo: iStock / Jenson
Oil Tankers Start to Dash for Hormuz as Shipowners Seek Answers
“Would you be the first penguin off the ice floe to test the water?” one shipowner asked.
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Japan to Offer Subsidies in Southeast Asia to Counter Oil Prices
Takaichi announced the initiative at a regional forum that included Japan and major Southeast Asian economies such as Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines and Malaysia.
Sanae Takaichi, Prime Minister of Japan. Photo: Bloomberg
China Introduces New Rules to Discourage Foreign Business Exodus
China is fighting back against what it sees as rising protectionism in the West.
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The Coming of ‘Buyer-Centric’ Manufacturing Sales
Manufacturers that connect buyer engagement to engineering truth and operational reality will be best-positioned to compete in a buyer-led, digitally driven world.
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China to Ban Sulfuric Acid Exports as War Hits Supply
Sulfuric acid prices have been rising since the start of the Iran conflict, as it’s a product of oil and gas refining in the Middle East.
Photo: Bloomberg
How a Leading U.S. Floral Distribution Company Reduced Warehouse Labor Costs by 45% with RFID
Peak gifting seasons place extraordinary pressure on warehouse operations, particularly for a leading U.S. floral distribution company.
Photo: iStock/Anastasiia Yanishevska
Factories Minus People: It’s Dark in There
There are a number of locations around the world where factories are operating 24/7 without any humans on the plant floor.
Photo: iStock/SweetBunFactory
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