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Boeing in Talks to Sell as Many as 500 Planes to China
Boeing has notched only 30 orders with Chinese carriers and leasing companies since the start of 2019.
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Watch: The Impact of Tariffs on the Flower Industry
Gregg Weisstein, co-founder of BloomNation, describes the plight of the U.S. flower industry in the face of tariffs.
The Impact Of Tariffs On The Flower Industry
Podcast | The Challenge of Compliance: Keeping up With the FDA
How can supply chains stay compliant with the FDA’s changing rules and regulations?
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Trump Concedes Lower Tariffs for EU Pharma, Semiconductors
The EU will first have to pass legislation reducing U.S. export tariffs to zero in order to get the 27.5% tariffs on car exports reduced to 15%.
Part of the Pfizer, Grange Castle complex in West Dublin, Ireland. Photo: iStock/noel bennett
Amazon Business Arm Tops $35B in Sales
Amazon Business says it offers the convenient shopping and delivery experience of Amazon, along with a diverse supplier network, a global logistics network and AI-powered data analytics tools.
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Walmart Raises Sales Forecast for 2025
Pressure to pass added costs on to consumer will rise as retailers deplete inventories, especially as the peak sales season at the end of the year approaches.
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Target Announces New CEO
Target has seen poor sales in the past year, losing out to competition from Amazon and Walmart.
A shopper leaves a Target store in New York. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg
Airbus Workers to Strike at U.K. Wing Factories Over Pay
Airbus said it is not concerned about the strike affecting its year-end delivery schedule, but the union Unite said the strike would disrupt production and delay deliveries.
An Airbus A350 Air France plane taxiing at Charles de Gaulle Airport. Photo: iStock/Matthieu Douhaire
Tariffs Set to Turn Holiday Shopping Season into High-Stakes Gamble
What was once the season of abundance may instead feel like one of triage, where both retailers and consumers make hard choices about what can be afforded.
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Chinese Carriers Claim Jets From Elusive Airbus Mega-Order
The order, reported on by Bloomberg News in June, would be among the largest ever for Chinese airlines, which typically order in bulk through the government.
Photo: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg
Walmart Recalls Frozen Shrimp That Carry Radioactive Risk
Federal officials detected Cesium-137, a radioactive isotope, in shipping containers and a sample of breaded shrimp imported from Indonesia.
Photo: iStock/HONG VO
Amazon Expands Same-Day Fresh Grocery Deliveries to 1,000 U.S. Cities
The company initially tested out the service in 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona, Orlando, Florida, and Kansas City, Missouri.
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