A hand placing a wooden block labeled "D2C" next to three other wooden blocks with icons representing a storefront, a shopping cart, and a person. The image symbolizes the direct-to-consumer (DTC) business model, illustrating the shift from traditional retail to direct sales channels that connect brands directly with consumers.

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A close-up of a torn piece of paper with the word "Tariffs" written on it, placed on top of a pile of U.S. hundred-dollar bills, symbolizing the financial impact and economic implications of tariffs.

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A container ship navigating turbulent waters, symbolizing how global supply chains are adapting to the challenges of extreme weather.

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Riyadh city skyline at sunset, showcasing Saudi Arabia’s growing role in global supply chain and manufacturing partnerships. The image represents economic transformation through strategic partnerships in manufacturing and renewable energy.

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