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India to curb smart meter imports to boost domestic industry
India plans to discourage imports of smart meters as the country pushes for domestic manufacturing of the equipment and cut shipments from China.
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Swiss watch exports hit record as US becomes top market
Swiss watch exports had a record year amid booming demand in the U.S., which overtook China to become the industry’s top market for the first…
EU launches WTO case against China over Lithuania blockade
The European Union took China to the World Trade Organization on Thursday over its coercive practices against Lithuania and some exporters from other member states.
UK, Gulf may sign post-Brexit trade deal this year, Bahrain says
A trade deal between the U.K. and a six country bloc of Gulf oil producers including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates could be…
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China misses trade deal targets, raising pressure on Biden
The landmark trade deal signed in 2020 between the world’s two largest economies failed to reduce the bilateral trade deficit, adding pressure on the Biden…
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‘Product of USA’ on foreign meat becomes Biden antitrust weapon
Hamburger or a steak marked “Product of the USA” may contain beef from cattle raised as far away as Australia, a loose labeling practice that…
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WTO grants China a $645 million tariff weapon against US
The World Trade Organization granted Beijing a new tariff weapon against the U.S. during a politically sensitive moment for the Biden administration -- almost a…
UK registers highest E-Commerce spending at 30% in 2021
The world economy is still reeling from the effects of the pandemic. However, the e-Commerce industry worldwide has reaped benefits due to the COVID pandemic.…
45% of fraud attacks worldwide abuse brand names
While more internet users are becoming aware of suspicious emails and malicious links, attackers are sophisticating fraud attacks, making them harder to recognize.
USTR joins other Federal agencies in issuing business advisory on Burma following military coup
The United States Departments of Commerce, Homeland Security, Labor, State, the Treasury, and the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) today issued a Burma…