A strike by longshoremen from Maine to Texas appears increasingly likely, with the October 1 deadline for a deal fast approaching. Despite months of negotiations, no agreement is in sight. The potential strike could disrupt supply chains and have a significant economic impact, with daily strikes potentially costing billions of dollars. While the government has vowed to remain uninvolved in negotiations, the consequences of a prolonged strike could be severe.
Markets Show Positive Momentum Heading into 2025 European markets have seen a welcome upward trend following recent election results and economic outlooks for 2025. While
Multinational Companies Scramble to Adapt A surge of executive orders and policy announcements related to tariffs has left multinational businesses navigating uncertainty as they strategize
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