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Japan’s Exports to U.S. Rise for First Time Since Trump’s Tariffs
The gains in U.S. exports also helped outweigh a fall in the value of merchandise heading to China.
A container ship at the Oi Container Terminal in Tokyo. Photographer: Akio Kon/Bloomberg
EU to Abandon Combustion Engine Ban in Win for Carmakers
Under the new proposal, the European Commission will lower the requirements that would have halted sales of new gasoline and diesel-fueled cars starting in 2035.
The Ford factory in Saarlouis, Germany. Photo: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg
Louisiana to Get $850M to Build Rare Earth Refinery
Construction on the refinery is scheduled to begin in 2027, with production targeted for the third quarter of 2028.
Wolframite, the primary ore for tungsten. Photo: iStock/Wirestock
China Finalizes Anti-Dumping Tariffs on EU Pork Imports
China first opened its investigation in June 2024, alleging that the trading bloc had been flooding the Chinese market with pork and pig byproducts priced well below local market rates.
Photo: btgbtg, iStock
VW to Shut Down Production at German Plant
VW's 24-year-old Dresden, Germany, plant is scheduled to cease production on December 16, and will soon be converted into a technology research hub.
A Volkswagen plant in Mosel, Germany. Photo: iStock / aquatarkus
Ford Backs off All-EV Large Vehicles
The company predicted a $19.5 billion hit to profits as a result of the strategic shift.
Photo: iStock/RoschetzkyIstockPhoto
Airbus Supplier Tells Workers Quality Fixes Are Coming
Airbus has reportedly sent inspectors to check on production, which is expected to ramp up in the coming weeks to replace the faulty parts.
An Airbus A321XLR plane. Photo: Axel Heimken/AFP/Getty Images via Bloomberg.
Canadian Provinces to Sell Remaining Stockpiles of American Liquor
Several Canadian provinces halted all sales of U.S. liquor early in March 2025, in protest of President Donald Trump's announced tariffs against the country.
Photo: iStock/temizyurek
Chinese Supplier to Assume Control of Roomba Parent Company
The Roomba maker's debts include $100 million to Chinese robotics manufacturer Picea, and $3.4 million to U.S. Customs and Border Protection for unpaid tariffs.
Photo: iStock / Onfokus
EU Seeks to Remake Supply Chains Away from Dependence on China
The European Commission unveiled The ReSourceEU program, which seeks to de-risk and diversify the bloc’s supply chains.
Photo: iStock.com/Alexandros Michailidis
U.S.-Australia Mining Deal: One Small Step Toward Weakening China’s Chokehold on Critical Minerals
China’s recent relaxation of export controls on rare earth metals shouldn’t cause anyone to get complacent about future access to that country’s extensive stores of critical minerals.
Wolframite, the primary ore for tungsten. Photo: iStock/Wirestock
Mondelēz Accused of Falling Short on Deforestation Promises
According to satellite data, more than 4,100 hectares of forest were cleared after 2020 in areas connected to Mondelēz’s cocoa and palm oil suppliers.
Palm oil cultivation. Photo: iStock/richcarey
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