Global Supply Chain Disruptions
Protests in Durban, drought in Papua New Guinea, and Google's EU antitrust appeal highlight diverse operational and regulatory risks facing global commerce.
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- DATADurban virksomhet tillit slips for andre kvartal som uro og inflasjon veie
Anti-migrantprotester og vedvarende prispress eroderer sentimentet i Sør-Afrikas kommersielle knutepunkt, og komponerer eksisterende infrastrukturutfordringer.
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- MARKETFly River drought disrupts cargo shipping, prompting food rationing calls in Papua New Guinea
Falling water levels at Kiunga River Port have halted cargo deliveries, raising supply-chain risks for the North Fly District as local officials urge rationing.
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- DATAGoogle urges EU top court to uphold ruling that scrapped $1.7 billion antitrust fine
Alphabet faces a final legal hurdle as the European Commission appeals a lower court decision that voided a major penalty over Android licensing practices.
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“The Commission's new arguments are flawed. The General Court's reasons are clear and complete,”
in: Google urges EU top court to uphold ruling that scrapped $1.7 billion