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South Africa could lose out on tariffs under Africa Trade Deal
South Africa risks forfeiting tariffs on about 70 billion rand ($4.5 billion) worth of trade when a continent-wide free-trade agreement kicks in, according to the…
EU walks Turkey tightrope with limited sanctions on drilling
The European Union blacklisted two Turkish nationals as retaliation over Ankara’s energy drilling off Cyprus in a move that has more political symbolism than economic…
Five big sticking points in Britain’s trade talks with the EU
As they prepare to sit down next week to begin trade negotiations, the U.K. and European Union share a surprising amount of common ground.
Trump ready to end Chevron’s sanctions waiver in Venezuela
The Trump administration is ready to unleash the full impact of sanctions on Chevron Corp.’s operations in Venezuela as the U.S. seeks to further squeeze…
Coronavirus fallout spreads to manufacturers in US heartland
More than 40% of manufacturers across a swath of America’s heartland reported negative effects from the coronavirus, adding to growing concerns about the economic impact…
Johnson gives EU four months to make a Brexit deal — or he walks
Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the European Union he’ll walk away from the negotiating table in June if it’s not clear he’s going to get…
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From seafood to zinc, virus sours the outlook for Canada CEOs
A miserable end to 2019 is turning into a gloomy start to 2020 for some of Canada’s biggest exporters.
EU prolongs fish fight with Turkey by opening new tariff inquiry
The European Union threatened to renew tariffs on rainbow trout from Turkey in response to a request by Danish producers for longer trade protection.
Johnson to put UK on collision course with EU over trade
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will put the U.K. on collision course with the European Union on Thursday when he lays out his government’s red lines…
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Huawei and ZTE equipment use must be reported under FCC order
The Federal Communications Commission told U.S. telephone companies to report details on their use of equipment from Huawei Technologies Co. and ZTE Corp., Chinese gearmakers…