World Business
China’s New Rules Create Headaches for Western Firms
Beijing's latest regulations empower it to punish companies for decoupling, creating complex challenges for multinationals operating across global markets.
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Markets
Calbee’s Packaging Goes Black and White Amid Oil Supply Fears
Japanese snack giant Calbee is temporarily switching to black and white packaging for some products, including crisps, due to unstable printing ink...
Finance
Somali Piracy Resurgence Threatens Global Shipping Costs
Somali piracy is back, fueled by rerouted shipping traffic and stretched naval patrols. This resurgence drives up insurance, fuel, and security costs,...
Stocks
Vietnam Drought Fuels Robusta Coffee Price Increase
Robusta coffee futures advanced sharply on Friday, driven by dry weather conditions in Vietnam that are raising concerns about the country's crucial...
Economy
G7 Ministers Target Critical Mineral Supply Chains
G7 trade ministers convened to address geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainty, pledging cooperation on securing critical mineral supply chains, with a clear...
World Business
China’s New Rules Create Headaches for Western Firms
Beijing's new regulations empower it to penalize companies exiting China, complicating global operations for multinationals already navigating complex trade environments.
World Business
Global Strain Cuts London’s Alphonso Mango Supply, Prices Soar
London's Alphonso mango market faces significant supply shortages and price hikes this season, driven by adverse weather in India and global logistical...
Economy
Manufacturers Diversify Supply Chains After Tariff Impact
One U.S. and one Chinese manufacturer are expanding supply chain diversification after weathering Trump's tariffs, even as Beijing and Washington seek to...
Markets
Iran Tensions Cause Japanese Snack Bags to Go Monochrome
Global oil price hikes linked to Iran conflict disrupt printing ink supply, forcing Calbee to use black and white packaging for some...