While some companies are trying to source from alternate locations, others may pass the increased costs to consumers. Target and Chipotle are among those affected, addressing potential price changes and cost absorption.

Mexico, a key buyer of US corn, and China might reduce purchases, affecting American agriculture heavily and threatening the new crop demand.

Proposed revisions still affect US firms, leading to calls for diplomatic engagement and clarity, as companies navigate regulatory complexities.

The European Commission proposes to ease emission targets for automakers, granting them three years to meet the 2025 CO2 reduction goal. This move aims to safeguard profit margins and avoid fines amid struggling EV sales and Chinese competition, but may hinder Europe's climate progress and EV adoption.

President Donald Trump's tariffs on imports from China, Canada, and Mexico have taken effect, leading to an escalating trade war with these countries. In response, they have announced retaliatory measures. The tariffs are expected to raise consumer prices significantly on various products, including electronics, groceries, and automobiles.

The global economic growth is no longer primarily driven by trade, with nations facing high debt and weaker growth prospects. The US is rapidly revising its policies on trade and other areas, prompting other countries, especially in Asia, to adjust their approaches and enhance regional integration.

The global ocean shipping industry, responsible for 80% of world trade, faces uncertainty due to U.S. President Trump's trade tensions with several nations. Increased tariffs and additional fees could harm the global economy, impacting shipping demand, prices, and consumer costs.

Factory owners in Asia are concerned about supply chain issues and weakening demand amid President Trump's escalating tariff war. Despite some improvement in February factory activity, stress from levies is apparent.

China's factory activity rose in February due to a surge in supply, demand, and export orders, achieving a three-month high. However, manufacturers faced increased input costs, particularly for materials, and employment continued to decline.

Global shipping giants are bracing for a potentially challenging 2025 due to new US tariffs and the reopening of the Red Sea route. Shipping rates and earnings are expected to decline significantly, with major players like Maersk and Cosco facing a difficult year ahead.

Following the second-warmest February in a century, the weather department predicts more heat waves and potential impacts on wheat production and electricity demand.

This issue has forced many smaller chocolatiers to close, while larger companies mitigate through cost-cutting measures.

The new 25 percent customs duties, set to be imposed soon, could either force manufacturers to absorb costs or raise prices, impacting their profits and market dynamics.

The Trump administration and Republicans plan to overturn California's ban on gasoline-powered car sales by 2035 using the Congressional Review Act, though experts say the move is illegal. The ban is part of a broader effort by California to address climate change and reduce emissions.

This new funding, backed by Mysten Labs, Cypher Capital, CoinSwitch Ventures and Illuminati Capital will fuel FanTVs mission to revolutionize digital content creation with AI-driven tools.

Trump's potential copper tariffs have created an opportunity for global traders, leading to increased shipments to the US. The price gap between US and international copper surged, driving exports from Asia and South America and impacting US copper buyers with higher costs and global inventory shortages.

US and Russia are exploring economic cooperation in the Arctic. Discussions include natural resources, energy exploration, and trade routes. This comes as Trump seeks to end the war in Ukraine through talks with Putin. The Arctic's melting ice has opened new shipping lanes and resource exploration opportunities, drawing interest from both nations.

The Trump administration's possible withdrawal and its intent to defund climate projects are primary concerns amid growing competition from Chinese development banks.

The Confederation of Indian Alcoholic Beverage Companies (CIABC) emphasize safeguarding Indian liquor manufacturers' interests and ensuring better market access for Indian products in the UK while addressing non-tariff barriers and preventing product dumping.

Exports of organic products from Uttarakhand have dropped by 66% due to policy failures and lack of government incentives. This has led to migration and rendered agriculture unviable. Solutions include government support for farmers, training programs, and infrastructure development.

Lillia, an AI startup, has launched a platform to help manage diabetes and related chronic conditions using AI and expert human coaches. They've received a $1.7 million grant from QRDI Council for their digital twin technology, aiming to revolutionize chronic care through predictive capabilities and real-time interventions.

From some of the harshest terrain on earth to cities like Sydney, New York and London, Gauri Jayaram is helping Indians in this tough and sometimes unpredictable journey of marathons.

India's goal of 500 GW renewable energy by 2030 is at risk due to delays in project commissioning and increased financing costs, warns an Ember report. To meet the target, annual funding must grow by 20% annually, reaching $68 billion by 2032. Cumulative investments need to total $300 billion, with targeted mitigation measures crucial for cost control.

Experts gather at the Prakriti 2025 conference in Delhi to address climate change. Discussions focus on leveraging carbon markets for a sustainable future, highlighting the necessity of renewable energy and effective climate policies to achieve emissions targets and transition away from fossil fuels.

ONO Keiichi, Ambassador of Japan to India, identifies semiconductors, renewable energy, and IT & Telecom as priority sectors for Japanese investment in India.

President Trump targets Asia in his trade war, imposing tariffs on imports from countries like China, Japan, and South Korea.

TK Ramachandran, Secretary of the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW), welcomed International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez at the Ministry as part of his ongoing visit to India.

India and the US are set to begin negotiations on a bilateral trade agreement, aiming to double commerce to $500 billion by 2030. The Indian commerce ministry will consult various departments to address trade issues, including reciprocal tariffs, as discussions with the US trade team start.

U.S. manufacturing is seeing significant investments in clean energy and semiconductor plants.

A carbon tax on maritime transport is deemed crucial for the survival of Pacific islands, as discussed at an International Maritime Organisation meeting. The tax could help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support poorer nations.

Germany's car lobby group criticizes U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to impose 25% tariffs on car imports, calling it a 'provocation' and urging Brussels to negotiate. With 13% of German car exports going to the U.S., the potential tariffs could harm Germany's automotive industry significantly.

India will continue cutting import taxes as part of ongoing economic reforms, amid potential US tariff hikes. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman emphasized this strategy to maintain investor-friendliness. The goal is to reduce trade tensions with the US while negotiating a beneficial trade deal.

The strategic alliance is in line with Indias vision to transform the maritime sector and establish itself as one of the top five global maritime hubs.

China's low-cost skiing industry is booming, fueled by government support and growing public interest, despite broader economic slumps. However, the sustainability of this growth is threatened by climate change, with rising temperatures impacting the reliability of natural snow and increasing dependence on artificial snow.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasized the urgent need to address climate change, linking it to drying rivers. He highlighted the state's efforts in rejuvenating rivers, banning single-use plastics, and promoting greenery.

US inflation surged at the start of 2024, driven by rising costs of groceries, gas, and housing, reducing chances of a Federal Reserve rate cut. Concurrently, President Trump called for reciprocal tariffs on trading partners, which risks escalating the trade war.

The 4th India-EU Urban Forum highlights ongoing collaborative efforts between India and the EU for sustainable urbanisation. Key themes include urban alliance, innovation, and inclusive urban mobility, with significant investments and initiatives aimed at enhancing climate-smart development in Indian cities.

Artieda said the free trade agreement finalised by India and the EFTA (European Free Trade Association) bloc last March, officially called the Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA), is expected to come into force by the end of this year.

With competition from Vietnam and mounting production costs, immediate investments in renewable energy and efficient technologies are essential for survival and sustainability.

They believe their well-developed supply chain will help retain American clients, despite the challenges. However, experts predict that smaller e-commerce businesses will face significant setbacks from the new tariffs.

The Industry-Institute Interaction 2025 Conclave, hosted by IIT(ISM) Dhanbad and TEXMiN Foundation, ended successfully, promoting collaboration among industry leaders, government, and academia. Key discussions focused on mining technology, automation, and sustainability. A Letter of Award and MoU were signed to advance mining solutions, highlighting India's commitment to innovation in mining and green energy solutions.

Since his inauguration on January 20, Trump has unveiled and paused blanket tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods over migration and illegal fentanyl, and hiked duties on Chinese imports in the same breath, triggering retaliation.

Traders in Yiwu, China's largest wholesale hub, are largely unperturbed by U.S. President Trump's tariffs, having prepared in advance.

With many countries, including India, expected to miss the February 10 deadline, UN climate chief Simon Stiell on Thursday urged them to submit their plans by September at the latest.

Brazils central bank said annual inflation will run above the tolerance range for the next six months, as food prices rise significantly and services costs remain elevated despite aggressive interest rate hikes.

The United States and several other countries have become victims either because they believed in the myth of free trade or because they are not good at defending themselves against these aggressive strategies.

The biggest headline for startups is the new Rs 10,000 crore Fund of Funds. This move acknowledges the funding winter that many early-stage companies have been battling. The intent is clear: stimulate venture capital investment and ensure promising startups dont run out of fuel before takeoff.

The lack of consistent long-term strategy is hindering U.S. companies' efforts to compete globally with China's advanced technological and manufacturing capabilities.

A survey from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) released on Monday, which was conducted before the escalation in trade tensions, showed raw-material inventories at factories were already declining last month, lifting prices for the fourth straight month.

Executives have been able to deflect questions about dealing with tariffs before Saturday's announcement, and many wanted to avoid antagonising Trump's White House after he took office. That non-response may no longer be possible.