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Despite Supreme Court Ruling, President Trump Announces 15% Global Tariff
In one of the most controversial moves in recent U.S. trade policy history, U.S. President Donald [...]
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U.S. Import Tariff Adjustments and Their Impact on Global Logistics: Risks, Challenges, and Strategic Responses
In an increasingly volatile global trade environment, recent discussions surrounding adjustments to [...]
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Authorities Declare US Rail Merger Application “Incomplete”
Federal regulators have dealt a major procedural setback to one of the most ambitious proposals in [...]
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Washington Bill Seeks Permanent Halt to Public Funding for Automated Port Equipment
A new legislative proposal in Washington State is drawing significant attention from the logistics, [...]
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Demand, capacity “don’t stack up” on U.S. container trades
The U.S. container shipping market is currently experiencing a significant structural imbalance. [...]
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US weighs sanctions as Spanish port ban escalates
Global maritime trade is facing renewed pressure as political and regulatory disputes increasingly [...]
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US Supreme Court ruling could reshape tariff authority
The US Supreme Court tariff authority ruling is emerging as a pivotal legal development that could [...]
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Carriers look to higher rates, fewer sailings on key Asia-US route
The Asia–US shipping rates have become a central topic in the global logistics industry, especially [...]
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US Companies Borrow the Most from China Worldwide
Over the past 25 years, U.S. companies have emerged as the largest borrowers from China worldwide, [...]
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Sino-US Port Fee Truce – Relief and Uncertainty for Carriers and Shippers
The recent announcement of a Sino-US port fee truce has sent noticeable ripples through the global [...]
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