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Could a U.S. Diesel Export Ban Throw Fuel on the Fire?
In the event that an export ban drags on for months or longer, global fuel prices could actually end up increasing.
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U.S. Food Safety Problems Go Well Beyond Recalls
It can be argued that 2026 has been a troubling year for food safety in the U.S., just not for the reasons that frequent recall headlines might have us believe.
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At IANA Expo, Two Rail CEOs Square Off — Separately — on UP’s Proposed Merger With NS
The CEOs of Union Pacific and Burlington Northern Santa Fe presented sharply contrasting views of the impact on shippers of the proposed merger of the UP with Norfolk Southern.
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Canada and the EU: A Genuine Alternative Trading Relationship? Or a Foolish Dream?
EC president von der Leyen, told the European Parliament while Canadian Prime Minster Mark Carney looked on that, “We must urgently reimagine our partnerships.”
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The 'Zero Sum Game' of the U.S. Trade War With Canada
The true costs of the Trump administration's trade war with Canada could linger long after any tariffs are lifted.
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The U.S. Is a Long Way From Regaining Dominance in Rare Earth Production
The United States’ over-reliance on China for rare earth materials is no secret. But realization of the problem isn’t translating into meaningful progress toward solving the problem.
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Historic Drought Leaves Europe's Supply Chains High and Dry
A continent that built out its infrastructure around the weather patterns of the past is confronting conditions those systems were never designed to withstand.
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Learning Resources Goes to Court Over Tariffs, Again
The three-judge panel at the Court of International Trade assigned to the litigation determined that only one sample case should move forward at this point.
Rick Woldenberg Ceo Learning Resources
Can Switzerland’s Successful Apprenticeship Model Be Transplanted to the U.S.?
Momentum is building in the U.S. for a homegrown apprenticeship model, as business looks for a way to hire, train and retain workers in an uncertain job market.
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Middle East Disruptions Squeeze U.S. Fluoride Supplies
Shreveport believes that it could be months before it will be able to replenish its supply of fluoride, which has been in the city's water system since 1977.
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Data Center Boom Faces Pushback from Local Communities
A future that works for all parties could be one where earning a social license to operate is just as important as getting regulatory approval.
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Trump’s Tariffs on Canadian Imports: The Real Impact on the U.S. Economy
Canada’s message to the U.S. is that “we’re ready to negotiate, but we’re not coming to this as pushovers. We have things we care about.”
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