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CBP hosts first trade summit in Anaheim
Over 3,000 attendees, 1,000 on-site and more than 2,000 virtually, gathered in Anaheim, California, July 18-20, to learn more about CBP’s forward vision in a…
The US-Led Drive to Isolate Russia and China Is Falling Short
While the US and its allies have sanctioned Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, half of the countries in the Group of Twenty have not…
Indonesia’s GDP growth fueled by spending revival, exports
Indonesia’s economy performed better than estimated in the second quarter, powered by a commodity-led exports boom and robust spending that could nudge the central bank…
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Canada to challenge US lumber duties using regional trade pact
Canada’s government said it will challenge US duties on softwood lumber, saying the tariffs have caused “unjustified harm” to the industry and workers.
China stokes tensions as missiles reportedly overfly Taiwan
China likely fired missiles over Taiwan during military drills on Thursday, Japan said, part of Beijing’s biggest cross-strait exercises in decades after US House Speaker…
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US crackdown on Chinese solar means sales recovery ruled out
Giant solar producers in China are ruling out any recovery in panel exports to the US as a recently enacted law targeting forced labor has…
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Blackstone’s Schwarzman helped save US-Mexico-Canada free trade, Kushner says
Blackstone Inc. Chief Executive Officer Stephen Schwarzman played a pivotal -- and, until now, little-known -- role in securing a 2018 agreement between Donald Trump…
China to deepen Africa ties over next decade with focus on trade
China will deepen its ties with Africa over the next decade by focusing on trade and is unlikely to be dislodged by US and European…
Australia’s trade surplus swells to fresh record in boost to GDP
Australia’s trade surplus hit a fresh record high, driven by strong prices of key exports from grains to metals and gold, in a result that’s…
Canada’s trade surplus widens to 14-year high on oil shipments
Canada’s merchandise trade surplus widened to the largest in 14 years in June as the nation’s oil producers ramped up shipments.