CHIPS for America announces new R&D leaders
This week, Under Secretary of Commerce for Standards and Technology and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Director Laurie E. Locascio announced five leaders…
U.S. Department of Commerce - UK joint statement on the U.S - UK data bridge
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo and UK Secretary of State for Science, Innovation, and Technology the Rt Hon Chloe Smith MP issued a joint…
US and allies condemn economic coercion with attention on China
The US and five major allies condemned economic coercion and non-market policies regarding trade and investment in a joint declaration that didn’t cite China by…
CBP’s Baltimore Field Office takes nation’s top spot at intercepting stolen vehicles being shipped overseas
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in the Baltimore Field Office intercepted 239 stolen vehicles during fiscal year 2022 (Oct.1, 2021 – Sept. 30, 2022),…
Zimbabwe bans J&J Baby Powder imports on talc concerns
Zimbabwe banned the importation of Johnson & Johnson baby powder with immediate effect, saying the talc used in the product is highly toxic.
Renewable diesel bubble begins to burst as costs spark pullback
The US renewable diesel rush is losing steam as soaring costs eat into profits, prompting the world’s top crop trader and North America’s largest energy…
US chip imports slow in April as Asian supply lines keep moving
The value of US semiconductor imports fell 16% in April from the month prior, but manufacturers in Asia, America’s main supplier, still have reasons to…
Russia throws wheat sale to Egypt into turmoil over price floor
Egypt’s latest wheat tender has ended in dispute as an increasingly assertive Russian state tries to impose an unofficial minimum export price.
California exports decline again; labor dispute at West Coast ports casting long, dark shadow
According to the latest numbers, the value of California’s merchandise export trade has declined 10% from one year ago. By comparison, overall U.S. merchandise exports…
Australia’s trade surplus narrows as iron ore exports slide
Australia’s monthly trade surplus narrowed more than expected in April — while still remaining healthy — as exports of iron ore and other metals declined…
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