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Daimler Truck gains in debut after historic split from Mercedes
Daimler AG’s trucks division gained in its first trading day as the storied German manufacturer completed a historic spinoff to better face sweeping changes in…
France willing to push U.K. fishing talks past deadline
France is willing to extend talks with the U.K. over fishing licenses beyond the Friday deadline if the British give a sign of good faith,…
Heathrow offers bleak outlook as Omicron halts long-haul rebound
London’s Heathrow airport said passenger numbers are likely to recover to barely half of pre-Covid levels next year as the pandemic continues to ravage long-haul…
U.S. eyes ‘powerful’ Asia economic deal in 2022, Raimondo Says
The Biden administration aims to sign what could prove a “very powerful” economic framework agreement with Asian nations -- focusing on areas including coordination on…
Japan Airlines sees Omicron delaying overseas travel recovery
Japan Airlines Co. hasn’t seen any impact on domestic travel due to the omicron variant of the coronavirus, but an anticipated recovery for international flights…
Supply chains in Australia under threat as urea shortage hits
The shortage of urea that has pushed global fertilizer prices to unseen heights is threatening supply chains in Australia.
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Vanishing ships underscore supply woe: Crisis peak is a mirage
A line of more than 80 container ships waiting to dock at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, California, was cut in half…
Boeing names new jet-production chief as 787’s woes slow rebound
(Bloomberg) -- Boeing Co. has promoted supply-chain chief Elizabeth Lund to oversee production of its commercial jetliner programs, including efforts to bolster manufacturing quality and…
$2M First Prize: The MBZIRC Maritime Grand Challenge
he Mohamed Bin Zayed International Robotics Challenge (MBZIRC) will be held in the UAE capital, Abu Dhabi, in June 2023, where tech innovators will participate…
Supply chain woes force Murata to ship lithium batteries by air
Demand for Murata Manufacturing Co.’s lithium-ion batteries is so strong the Japanese firm can’t make enough of them for its own use. But inflated freight…