Escalating U.S. tariffs on European steel and food collide with EU digital laws, deepening trade tensions and testing the balance of transatlantic cooperation...
CMA CGM’s landmark $300M shipbuilding deal with Cochin Shipyard signals India’s ambitions to emerge as a global shipbuilding hub amid major policy and foreign partnerships...
Rising U.S. steel tariffs now at 50% spark debate at the 2025 Global Steel Dynamics Forum as prices climb, supply tightens, and ports adapt to shifting global trade.
The Nippon Steel–US Steel merger will protect 100,000 jobs and inject $14B+ into U.S. steelmaking facilities, revitalizing the American steel industry for decades.
President Donald Trump’s tariffs have evoked a debate on decoupling’s repercussions, amid concerns over declining growth, high inflation and rising unemployment in the US.
For weeks and months, the US and India have been engaged in quiet negotiations to finalize a trade deal.
Supply chain and ocean shipping uncertainties ahead
US interest in Vietnamese sourced textiles is growing. And greater foreign investment in textiles isn’t far behind.
The scenes could have well been from a sci-fi movie, with ant-like robots crawling around or humanoid figures greeting visitors, but these were played out at the AI Summit in New York
While the term “globalization” is not much in vogue these days, the US industry and its supply-chain operators can hardly detach themselves from the enmeshed world’s economies and markets, highlighting the interdependence of the world economies and markets, and the importance of international networking.
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