Trade War

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — China has failed to live up to its promise to buy more Maine lobster under a deal that opened the door to an easing of a trade war under former President Donald Trump, Maine’s congressional leaders say. Maine’s lobster industry was hurt by retaliatory Chinese tariffs…

Published: 11:30pm, 9 Feb, 2022 Updated: 9:04am, 10 Feb, 2022 Read More

Chip startups raked in a record $19.4bn in funding last year in a boom market driven by semiconductor shortages and trade wars. In numbers shared with The Register, S&P Global Market Intelligence said the funding for chip startups grew by 8 per cent from 2020. It was a historic high…

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The Canadian government is threatening a trade war against the U.S. if President Biden’s mammoth social welfare and climate bill includes a lucrative tax credit for elective vehicles made by union workers in America. Chrystia Freeland, Canada’s deputy prime minister, sent a letter on Friday to Senate leaders threatening retaliatory…

French President Emmanuel Macron insisted Friday that he would not "abandon" fishermen demanding post-Brexit licences for waters off the Channel island of Jersey, escalating a battle of words that could spiral into a trade war. "We are going to continue to fight, we will not abandon our fishermen," Macron told…

In business, China is becoming a world unto itself THE TRADE war between America and China paradoxically brought some of the countries’ citizens closer together. Ben Kostrzewa, a trade lawyer for Hogan Lovells, moved from Washington, DC, to Hong Kong to help his corporate clients navigate duties, sanctions and export…

Wednesday 10 November 2021 12:14 pm A Stormont minister said this morning that if the EU triggers a trade war in the Irish Sea border dispute, it would be a political bid to weaken Northern Ireland’s place in the UK,. DUP Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots was responding to suggestions that…

Your Web Browser may be out of date. If you are using Internet Explorer 9, 10 or 11 our Audio player will not work properly. For a better experience use Google Chrome, Firefox or Microsoft Edge. The Government and the EU are urgently seeking to dissuade the UK from triggering…