US seeks Mexico’s review of alleged denial of Workers’ Rights at Impro Industries Mexico, S. de R.L. de C.V.
For the seventh time in 2024, the United States has sought Mexico’s review under the USMCA’s Rapid Response Labor Mechanism.
US must crack down on illegal vapes from China, BAT CEO says
A wave of illegal vapes arriving in the US from China is hurting sales of legal cigarette alternatives, according to the chief executive officer of…
US backs Canada moving to close Chinese electric car ‘loophole’
The US ambassador to Canada said he’s encouraged by signs of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government closing a “loophole” that might have allowed Chinese-backed electric…
French power export curbs could boost prices for neighbors
French electricity grid limitations will constrain power exports from Monday for more than two months, threatening higher prices in neighboring countries.
Russian companies face mounting payment issues as sanctions bite
Russian President Vladimir Putin is bucking Western efforts to isolate him internationally, meeting with more than 20 world leaders just since May. Russian businesses aren’t…
G-7 warns against unilateral actions that might undermine trade
The finance chiefs of the Group of Seven economies warned against “unilateral actions” that might undermine global trade, according to a statement by the Italian…
Malaysian chip firms aims to double exports by 2030
Malaysia’s semiconductor industry aims to double its exports to 1.2 trillion ringgit ($257 billion) by 2030, according to a Bernama report that was published in…
Malaysia reviews dumping laws as cheap China goods spark concern
Malaysia’s Trade Ministry is reviewing its anti-dumping legislation and plans to present it to parliament next year, joining Indonesia in heeding concerns about cheap Chinese…
Europe’s biggest paintmaker warns EU, US chemical tariffs on China to spur prices
Europe’s biggest paintmaker Akzo Nobel NV has warned that European and US tariffs on Chinese chemicals imports could drive up prices for Western consumers.
South Africa mines lobby urges caution on minerals-export tax
South Africa’s mines lobby urged the government to proceed cautiously with its plans to encourage more local processing of ores that may include taxing mineral…
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