Brexit trade recovers with fewer cross-channel cargoes rejected
Shipments of goods across the English Channel are recovering, with fewer haulage companies pulling out of jobs in the past week.
Bangladesh eyes investment gain as Japanese firms exit China
Japan incentivizing its companies to shift manufacturing facilities out of China and adding Bangladesh to a list of preferred destinations for relocating the factories may…
Fasken appointed to UK Government’s post-Brexit trade panel
Canadian law firm Fasken has been appointed to the UK government’s post-Brexit international trade law panel in a consortium with London-based law firm Pinsent Masons…
Biden faces South African push to extend trade concessions
South Africa is apprehensive about striking a new trade deal with the U.S. and would rather maintain existing relations with the world’s largest economy, the…
SK Innovation drops most in a year on U.S. ban of EV batteries
SK Innovation Co. had the biggest decline in almost a year in Seoul trading after the International Trade Commission ruled its electric-vehicle batteries will be…
thyssenkrupp continues to implement Steel Strategy 20-30
Construction of new core units at the Duisburg and Bochum sites aims at expanding premium steel range and strengthening competitive-ness
Department of Commerce’s EDA awards over $70 million to support economic recovery across the U.S. and territories
. These grants provide critical gap financing for local companies, support infrastructure improvement projects, and strengthen workforce development programs to help create jobs and generate…
Norway slams EU’s fishing quota for svalbard as ‘unacceptable’
Norway scolded the European Union for setting a unilateral quota in the fisheries protection zone off the island of Svalbard, threatening to use its coast…
Trudeau’s Trade Chief spurns Nafta challenge on Keystone XL
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is rejecting calls for a more combative response to U.S. protectionism, hoping a conciliatory approach will mend relations damaged during Donald…
Russia warns EU it’s ready to break off ties over sanctions
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warned that his country is ready for a break in ties with the European Union if the bloc imposes sanctions…
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