Federer-backed shoemaker lifts forecast on North America
Roger Federer-backed footwear maker On Holding AG raised its full-year earnings forecast after seeing a boom in North America sales and reducing a dependence on…
The American splurge on merchandise is grinding slowly to an end
For two years, the pandemic spurred Americans to buy more goods at the expense of services. That shift -- which boosted everything from container shipping…
Former Flexport executive joins Nuvocargo as head sales, U.S. to build out high performing U.S. sales division
Nuvocargo, the first all-in-one digital platform focused on U.S.-Mexico cross-border trade, announced today that it has added former Flexport executive Nicholas Vernald to its senior…
Jeep maker may invest billions to make EVs in Mexico
Stellantis NV is considering renovating a plant in Mexico to build hybrid and electric vehicles as it transforms its lineup to meet surging demand for…
Irish trade with Britain, Northern Ireland climbs despite Brexit
Trade between Ireland and both Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK continued to increase in the first half of 2022, despite an ongoing…
Trudeau trade chief vows to keep pushing US on global tax deal
Canada’s trade minister praised US passage of a landmark tax and climate-change bill, playing down the potential for conflict over what was left out of…
Russia cranks up bootleg economy and offers rare tally of import
Russian efforts to keep up the flow of unauthorized imports are having only limited success, judging by a forecast from the industry minister, as the…
White House nears road map on Taiwan trade amid China discord
The Biden administration will unveil details for trade talks with Taiwan soon, White House Indo-Pacific Coordinator Kurt Campbell said, a move likely to inflame tensions…
Argentina asked crop exporters to bring $1 billion next week
Argentina’s government has asked the country’s crop export and processing companies to make sales equivalent to $1 billion over the next week as it seeks…
Major Ukraine grower says Russia stole 200,000 tons of its crops
Ukrainian farm company HarvEast said Russia stole as much as 200,000 tons of crops from its farms in eastern occupied areas, as Kyiv urges buyers…
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