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Top Japan Shipper Sees Orders Recover as Trade Tensions Ease
With regard to shipping autos, which have faced a 25% U.S. tariff since April 3, Soga said bookings “have not dropped at all.”
A vehicle is driven onto the Antares Leader vehicle carrier, operated by Nippon Yusen KK (NYK Line), at a port in Yokohama, Japan. Photo: Akio Kon / Bloomberg
Ford Says Michigan Battery Plant at Risk If Tax Credits Are Cut
The legislative risks mark the latest potential hurdle for a plant Ford announced in 2023 that was originally intended to produce enough batteries for 400,000 EVs.
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Best Buy Slashes Guidance for 2026 as Tariffs Take Toll
Best Buy now expects to see $41.1-$41.9 billion in revenue for the 2026 fiscal year, compared to the $41.4-42.2 billion range it had previously projected.
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Podcast | ‘Real-Time’ Delivery by Foodservice Fleets: Pain and Potential
Today’s foodservice fleets not only have to respond to disruptions — they need to do it in real time.
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Watch: Maintaining Quality and Reliability Throughout the Cold Chain
The cold chain is a complex process that requires adherence to the strictest standards of handling through multiple stages.
020 Maintaining Quality And Reliabiity Throughout The Cold Chain (540p)
Boeing Set to Resume Deliveries to China
Pending FAA approval, Boeing also hopes to soon increase production of its 737 Max to 42 planes per month, with a goal to produce 47 per month by the end of the year.
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End-to-End Monitoring: How the Cold Chain Keeps Its Cool
A lot of money is riding on getting this healthy food shipper’s cold chain right. An added layer of temperature monitoring helps everyone involved keep cool.
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Brazil Sues BYD Over Forced Labor Allegations
Federal agents claimed that workers had up to 70% of their salaries withheld, were made to pay their employers a deposit, and had their passports withheld.
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Trump Trade War Deals Q1 Blow to Temu Owner PDD
PDD's revenue for Q1 came in at 95.7 billion yuan ($13.3 billion), falling short of the 101.6 billion yuan projection from analysts earlier in the year.
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Canadian Aluminum Trader Blames Its Bankruptcy on Trade War
Sinobec is one of the first companies to directly blame Trump’s trade war for contributing to its bankruptcy.
Cut aluminum signs at a manufacturing facility in Langford, British Columbia. Photographer: James MacDonald/Bloomberg
U.K. Trucking Association Accuses Truck Makers of Delaying Legal Redress
In 2016, DAF, Volvo, MAN and Iveco, were fined about €3 billion by the European Union for colluding for 14 years on pricing.
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Boeing Agrees to Resolve U.S. Criminal Case Over 737 Crashes
The new agreement — reached over strong objections from some victims’ families — still needs to be approved by U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor.
Relatives of 737 Max crash victims hold up photos of the dead at an Oct. 2019 hearing of the Senate Commerce Committee. Photo: Bloomberg
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