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EU investment-screening revamp hits red lines laid down by governments over scope
Key parts of the planned EU revamp of foreign-investment screening face rejection by EU governments, which are pushing back against extending scrutiny to sectors su... (more story)
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Japan reinvents industry policy to protect technologies and supply chains
Japan is recalibrating its industrial policy to safeguard critical technologies and secure domestic supplies of strategic materials, amid escalating geopolitical te... (more story)
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Advocates, industry leaders push for USMCA changes ahead of review
The upcoming review process for the trade agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada affords a major opportunity to address a host of concerns in the de... (more story)
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The US Commerce Department was correct to use price quotes from Maersk, a Danish shipping and logistics company, as a surrogate value for ocean freight costs to determine whether Chinese mobile access equipmen... (more story)
A fixed €3 customs duty on e-commerce parcels valued below €150 will apply across the EU from July 1, 2026, under a plan endorsed by national governments. The temporary measure will cover about 93 percent of l... (more story)
US industries and advocacy groups grappled Thursday with the complexity of the end of de minimis, which had allowed for shipments $800 or less to enter the country duty-free before the Trump administration rep... (more story)
Representatives of the US van-type trailer and subassembly industry argued on Thursday that Canadian, Chinese and Mexican imports have materially injured the US industry in testimony before the US Internationa... (more story)
In a Thursday filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange, ZTE said it had “noticed” the recent media report regarding an investigation into the company’s compliance with the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, and i... (more story)
The EU’s foreign direct investment screening revamp has reached a political conclusion, with agreement on introducing mandatory minimum checks for all member states and expanding scrutiny to sensitive technolo... (more story)
Nuctech, a Chinese-backed maker of security scanners, is facing an in-depth EU investigation over whether it received foreign subsidies that allowed it to compete unfairly on the market for threat detection sy... (more story)
The conclusion of the EU’s proposed customs overhaul will need to wait until the new year, as lawmakers and the bloc's governments remain divided over harmonized penalties and access to data in the new EU Data... (more story)
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The Trump administration made a major push this year to restore American shipbuilding after decades of decline, but the deals with Japan and South Korea to partner on the effort, along with other chaotic trade... (more story)
As Washington moves to ease restrictions on Nvidia’s H200 AI chips to China, Beijing is likely to respond with a calibrated two-track approach that might allow Chinese companies to buy the powerful chips under... (more story)
Among those seeking concessions in the upcoming review of the US-Mexico-Canada-Agreement, the US lobstering and fishing industries are asking for increased parity in US-Canada trade rules.
The review of the US-Mexico-Canada trade deal again has pharmaceutical companies at odds with organizations aiming to increase access to medications. IP protection requirements are at the center of a debate ov... (more story)
Japan is recalibrating its industrial policy to safeguard critical technologies and secure domestic supplies of strategic materials, amid escalating geopolitical tensions and widening export controls by major ... (more story)
US officials and their Indian counterparts anticipate the announcement of a trade agreement framework by the end of the year, but negotiations on outstanding issues like defense deals and India’s importation o... (more story)
The EU’s new economic-security strategy introduces no fresh trade-defense instruments, the European Commission said on Wednesday, as they aren't needed. Instead, the regulator aims to adapt existing tools to t... (more story)
The EU-Mercosur trade deal is at a critical point, with the European Parliament emerging as the final battleground after a quarter of a century of talks. A cross-party bid for court scrutiny and the center-rig... (more story)