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What Closure of Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline Means for Oil Flows
The largest oil producer in the Middle East closed a pipeline after an attack.
Satellite comparison of Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline pumping station showing facility damage and oil spill between October 2025 and September 2026
Partner Insights
End-to-End Additive Solutions Bridge Physical-Digital Manufacturing Gap
ADM
These tools help move from concept to production-grade parts in hours rather than weeks.
End-to-End Additive Solutions Bridge Physical-Digital Manufacturing Gap
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Why Canada? America's Northern Neighbor Seems an Unlikely Target for a Trade War
No other country on Earth buys as much from the United States.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks to journalists as he arrives at the Office of the Prime Minister and Privy Council in Ottawa, Sept. 1, 2026.
Operations
Powertrain Maker Selects Michigan for North American HQ
A developer of personal protection tech also announced a new project.
HORSE brand dimensional metal signage mounted on white concrete building exterior with geometric design elements
EVs
$569M Lithium Project in Utah Looks to Boost U.S. Battery Independence
The lithium carbonate plant expects to create 138 jobs.
Industrial processing plant with large storage tanks, manufacturing buildings, and equipment in arid landscape
EVs
$1.2B Rare Earth Metal and Magnet Facility Breaks Ground in South Carolina
The 800,000-square-foot site expects commissioning to begin in 2028.
Modern industrial facility complex with contemporary architecture, parking area, and landscaping under cloudy sky
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U.S. Banning Dairy Products, Most Alcohol From Canada
The new limits include various Canadian wines and spirits.
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Trump Widens Trade War With Canada Beyond Tariffs
The U.S. banned some products after Canada's retaliatory tariffs took effect.
Workers in the manufacturing plant of Ideal Roofing, Ottawa, Aug. 25, 2026.
Operations
Pressure in China Helps Convince Volkswagen It's Time to Change
The automaker has also been hit by higher U.S. tariffs on cars imported from Europe.
Volkswagen logo mounted on rooftop of brick building with pedestrian crossing sign in foreground
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Fuel Prices Were at Record Labor Day High in U.S. Thanks to Iran War, Refinery Issues
Diesel-heavy freight systems face higher transportation costs that are being passed on to customers.
Flying J gas station price sign displaying unleaded fuel at $3.69 and diesel at $6.15 with Denny's branding
Operations
China's Exports Pick Up in August, Jumping 25% as Trade Surplus Widens
People have raised concerns over China's ballooning trade surplus.
Industrial workers assembling large orange cylindrical machinery with concentric metal rings in factory setting
EVs
Brazil’s Senate Passes Rare Earth Minerals Regulation, Challenging China's Domination
Boosting exploration of rare earth elements for a wide range of products, including EVs.
Aerial view of active mining quarry with excavation equipment, earthen pits, and surrounding forest
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Chevron Investing $7B in Venezuela Days After U.S. Takes Stake in Oil Venture
It's the only U.S. oil company with a major presence in the country.
Large cylindrical PDVSA storage tank behind chain-link fence with woman in foreground
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