The World Trade Organization moved another step closer to irrelevance at its 14th biennial conference last month, with the assembled ministers failing to reach an agreement on e-commerce rules.
Executives are accepting tariffs as the new normal and are preparing to weather the levies even after President Donald Trump ...
Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. President Donald Trump’s new global tariffs took effect early Tuesday after the Supreme Court struck down his earlier ...
Spread the loveIn a significant update for importers and businesses dealing in metal products, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has released revised informal guidance regarding the ...
The World Trade Organization moved another step closer to irrelevance at its 14th biennial conference last month, with the ...
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The trade war is de-escalating and settling around 15% tariffs, Bank of America's CEO says
China and USMCA trade stand apart as special cases tied to security and policy.
Egypt’s electricity generation remained heavily reliant on natural gas, which accounted for 81.7% of total output ...
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(Understanding China) Why China’s zero-tariff deal with Kenya comes at the right time
The flagging off of that first consignment was symbolic. What matters now is what follows.In my humble submission, the zero-tariff arrangement will not solve everything. But it offers something Kenya ...
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