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US-China trade booms as if virus, tariffs never happened
China and the U.S. are shipping goods to each other at the briskest pace in years, making the world’s largest bilateral trade relationship look as…
EU refusal to reopen Brexit deal spells fresh U.K. collision
The European Union’s refusal to renegotiate the Brexit deal governing Northern Ireland has put the bloc on a fresh collision course with the U.K., as…
Soy oil traders jostle to decipher Argentine export potential
Traders dealing in vegetable oil are scurrying to get a read on expectations that the world’s biggest supplier of soybean oil could ramp up exports…
US to sanction Cuban officials behind crackdown on protesters
Washington will apply “hard-hitting sanctions” on Cuban officials responsible for cracking down on demonstrations that rattled the communist island earlier this month, a U.S. State…
EU spurns U.K. push to renegotiate Brexit Northern Ireland deal
The European Union rejected a demand by the U.K. to renegotiate the Brexit deal governing Northern Ireland as tensions between the two sides escalate.
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CBP Seizes 15 Live African Snails
U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists working at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport intercepted 15 live Giant Land Snails from a passenger’s luggage in…
Aussie wine exports to Hong Kong soar after China tariff hit
Australian wine companies may have hit a big roadblock in getting bottles to China because of sky-high tariffs. But the road to Hong Kong appears…
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Rusal may curb aluminum exports once Russian tax kicks in
Russia’s United Co. Rusal International PJSC, the biggest aluminum producer outside China, may curb exports of the metal once duties on shipments come into effect…
Daimler slashes car-sales outlook as chips wipe out growth
Daimler AG said early-year growth for its main Mercedes-Benz division will be erased by the global semiconductor shortage that the luxury-car maker expects to put…
U.K. inflation pushes up treasury’s debt payments to a record
Inflation took a toll on the U.K. public finances last month, driving interest payments on government debt to unprecedented levels.