Bloomberg | September 04, 2019 | International Trade
Bloomberg | September 03, 2019 | International Trade
AJOT | September 03, 2019 | International Trade
Thefts of products from supply chains in the Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA) region exceeded €55 million or more than €305,000 a day in the first six months of 2019, according to new incident data reported to the Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA), the world’s leading Security Expert Network for everyone in the supply chain.
Economists are downgrading their forecasts for economic growth in China again, to below a level seen as necessary for the Communist Party to meet its own goals in time for its centenary in 2021.
Farmers on the Pampas, Argentina’s crop heartland, are set to hold on to nearly 30 million metric tons of soybeans that they’ve stuffed into silo bags and grain elevators for even longer after the government put in place currency controls.
Bloomberg | September 02, 2019 | International Trade
Hurricane Dorian is continuing to bash the Bahamas but its winds are weakening as the storm widens out, and forecasters are looking for signs it’s ready to turn north on a run up the U.S. East Coast rather than slamming head on into Florida.
Bloomberg | September 02, 2019 | International Trade | Shipping Technology
AJOT | August 30, 2019 | International Trade
Bloomberg | August 30, 2019 | International Trade
Jean-Marie Fabre began traveling to London from southern France about five years ago to sell his red wine, and Britain now accounts for around a fifth of his exports. A no-deal Brexit threatens to undo all his work.
Oliver Letwin, the former Tory minister leading efforts in Parliament to block a no-deal Brexit, said he’s confident he has a plan that will work around Boris Johnson’s move to suspend Parliament, as former Prime Minister John Major announced he will join a court case against his successor.
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