HeyJaredChristopher S. Tang
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Can't Control the Tariff or the Strait? Redesign the Product. (opens the original)
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Import tariffs have changed multiple times since January, but the cost of imported goods has barely moved. With tariff policy in flux and shipping costs soaring from the Strait of Hormuz crisis, U.S. manufacturers must redesign their products to build resilience against relentless disruptions. Importers celebrated on Feb. 20, when a 6-3 Supreme Court ruling declared $164.7 billion in tariffs collected under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) unlawful, putting massive refunds
America Isn't Running Out of Missiles. It's Running Out of Factories. (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump spent the morning of August 6 insisting the United States holds “massive amounts” of munitions and promising long prison terms for whomever told reporters otherwise. The pushback follows Reuters and CBS News reports revealing the Army has nearly exhausted its Army Tactical Missile Systems and Precision Strike Missiles after five months of war with Iran, while Patriot interceptors have reportedly plunged from over 2,300 to under 830. Exact figures are classified, so the pub
Supply-Chain Restrictions for Defense Contractors Should Be Phased in, Not Rushed (opens the original)
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On July 20, President Donald Trump signed an executive order titled “Securing America's Defense Supply Chains and Ensuring Domestic Acquisition of Critical Materials.” It sharply restricts the waivers allowing defense contractors to buy critical minerals from China, Russia, Iran and North Korea. White House adviser Peter Navarro summed up the new standard bluntly: “No more, ‘We tried nothing and we're out of options.’” The deadline is unforgiving. Starting January 1, 2027, contractors seeking ex
Detroit Is Watching Volkswagen Fall. It Should Take Notes. (opens the original)
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This month, Volkswagen, once the proudest symbol of German industrial strength, said it would cut its model lineup by as much as half and, if unions agree, shed up to 100,000 jobs. Days later came a more startling report: XPeng, a Chinese electric vehicle startup barely a decade old, is in talks to buy one of Volkswagen's underperforming European factories. Read that again. The student is no longer merely outselling the teacher. The student is bidding on the teacher's classroom. In Washington an
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