United Kingdom: International Trade & Investment

The global supply chain faces persistent overcapacity, tariff uncertainty, and demand softness across most freight modes, with trade shifting away from China toward Vietnam, Mexico, and India.

There's one thing container shipping operators are sure of: disruption is good for business. And the 2020s have given us some truly dire disruptions: a blocked canal, a global pandemic, armed conflicts on land and sea, bitter trade disputes, and we could go on. In the wake of the upheaval has come a volatile business environment, elevated rates, and record earnings

Gary Leung and Zhen Yu Lam share key tips for navigating cross-border enforcement...

One of the most critical leadership skills is knowing when to go deep—and when to change course. The difference is between solving a puzzle and navigating a mystery.

AlixPartners' inaugural survey of beverage executives reveals an industry focused on driving productivity in the face of supply chain pressures, rising input and labor costs...

"We will help our economy to be a global leader by moving first and moving fast" said the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen...

Trade uncertainty and soft demand are keeping supply chain cost pressures in check. The U.S. is extending a three-month tariff truce with China and granting Mexico a 90-day pause to continue negotiations...

The pound (GBP) trended broadly higher through yesterday's session as the currency continued to be underpinned by hawkish Bank of England (BoE) interest rate bets

The UK Cabinet Office has launched a consultation on proposed changes to the scope of the UK's mandatory notification regime for scrutinising national security risks...