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The White House Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy released a 25-page report, “The Great Transshipment Scam,” alleging Chinese goods are transshipped through 40+ countries to evade U.S. tariffs. It estimates annual illegal transshipment at $40B to $303B, with Exiger’s central $75B (Feb 2025-Feb 2026). CBP will use Exiger’s “Detective Border” AI to score shipments before customs release, potentially holding or denying entry.

Fierce Pharma Asia reports Legend Biotech’s first profitable quarter, with $63M adjusted net income for the three months ended June, as it expands Carvykti. Taiho and Cullinan’s zipalertinib posted a positive phase 3 in EGFR exon 20-mutated NSCLC. WuXi AppTec won a preliminary injunction against a U.S. DoD blacklist designation.

Tyson Foods said it will shut an Illinois beef plant and a Utah case-ready facility and pursue the sale of a Washington plant, citing a prolonged US cattle shortage. Tyson plans to run beef operations around three plants in Nebraska, Kansas and Texas, with Amarillo shifting back to two shifts when cattle are available. Barclays estimates Tyson capacity fell about 10,000 head/day since 2025.

The US Pentagon said it signed two agreements with Boeing and RTX to speed production of key components for Standard Missile-3 Block IB and increase components for Standard Missile-3 Block IIA. The missiles support ship-based air and ballistic missile defense under the Aegis system. The article also cites US defense budget requests of $1.5 trillion and production capacity targets for SM-3.

Digi Power X (NASDAQ:DGXX) reported Q2 revenue of about $6.6M and its first AI compute revenue, about $1.1M from GPU bare-metal rental over five weeks. It invested about $30M in GPU infrastructure (0.6 MW). Adjusted EBITDA rose to about $3.3M; net loss was about $14.4M. It reaffirmed a $1.1B 10-year Alabama contract, with Phase 1 15 MW due Dec 2026 and Phase 2 25 MW by Mar 2027.

NexGen Energy Ltd. says construction has begun on its Rook I underground uranium project in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin. The company expects four years of construction and production starting in late 2030, targeting up to 30 million pounds of uranium annually. NexGen estimates $32.5 billion in economic impact for Saskatchewan. The project will be licensed by Canada’s nuclear regulator.