China posts surprise trade gains as economies try to reopen
China’s exports and imports both rose in June, signaling that demand at home and abroad may have started to recover even as the pandemic continues…
Some Chinese ports are jammed again on virus testing of food
Intensive testing of meat, seafood and other products for the coronavirus has tripled customs clearance times at some major Chinese ports, raising concerns the delays…
The virus is still sapping China’s $6 trillion power to consume
Three months after China started to emerge from its coronavirus restrictions, its army of shoppers that help power the global economy are still nervous of…
EU plans ‘coordinated’ action to support Hong Kong’s autonomy
The European Union will support Hong Kong’s autonomy with a “coordinated” mix of EU-wide and national measures meant to counter China’s new national-security law for…
Juul launches legal fight against black market vaping cartridges
Juul Labs Inc. launched an aggressive legal campaign to halt what it calls a “seemingly endless stream” of black market cartridges for its e-cigarettes.The vaping…
Baltimore CBP Detects First Local Discovery of Argentine Moth and Asian Gypsy Moth Egg Masses on Consecutive Days
The U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed on Friday that nine egg masses that Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists discovered on a merchant ship June…
U.K. Brexit Border Plan Hinges on Untested IT System Being Ready
Britain’s plans for its border controls after Brexit will depend on a new and untested IT system being ready in time, according to a 206-page…
China to sanction U.S. Senators Rubio, Cruz over Xinjiang
China announced sanctions against U.S. officials including Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, in a largely symbolic retaliation over legislation intended to punish Beijing for…
Singapore vote result may prompt tweaks to foreign labor rules
Singapore’s July 10 election, which saw an unprecedented erosion of support for the ruling People’s Action Party, could prompt tighter restrictions on foreign labor and…
U.S. firms worried about Hong Kong security law, AmCham says
A majority of U.S. businesses operating in Hong Kong are worried about the impact of the controversial national security law recently imposed on the city…
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