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From drones and robots to driverless trucks, a look at the technological changes in logistics

Volatile pay is surprisingly prevalent in the British economy

Terminals increasingly look to robots amid rising demand

The sudden change in investors’ growth expectations for the three largest economies is upending many consensus trades

Logistics networks are becoming ever more complex and brittle

US tech group awaiting approval to start flying packages to customers’ doorsteps in northern English town of Darlington

Plus, Perella Weinberg’s decade-long legal fight finally nears its end and Britain’s biggest grocers waver under private equity

US president’s ultimatum has pushed New Delhi towards a broader realignment on trade

Tesla gives up all its post-election gains as tech-focused Nasdaq Composite sinks 4%

Shoppers continued to cut volume of goods they purchased in February, industry data indicates

Canadian province’s decision will affect 1.5mn households and businesses in Michigan, Minnesota and New York

New prime minister must still convince Canadians he can deal with the US president

Executives seek more predictable long-term rules after executive order whirlwind on climate, LNG, drilling and wind

Shipbroking group blames military conflicts for fall of more than 20% despite record results

Gold-adjusted GDP forecasts. Really!

It will not go down well for US markets or for relations with traditional allies

The US’s tariff policy evokes bafflement as well as fear

‘Triple negative’ puts world on course for ‘civilisation doom’, says environment minister

Also in today’s newsletter, Ford to inject more than €4bn into its German subsidiary and shadow war in the Baltic Sea

Beijing’s retaliatory measures target $22bn of agriculture products as well as timber