Bloomberg | June 25, 2020 | International Trade
The Senate Thursday approved a bipartisan measure that would penalize banks doing business with Chinese officials involved in the national security law the country is seeking to impose on Hong Kong.
AJOT Newsroom | June 25, 2020 | International Trade
Bars across the U.S. are reeling from lost business during the coronavirus lockdown. As they try to convince customers to come back, they’re now grappling with the possibility of higher prices for top sellers like German ales and British gin.
Food poses little risk of spreading the coronavirus, health experts around the globe said, reassuring consumers after an outbreak in Beijing was blamed on imported fish.
Resilience360 | June 25, 2020 | International Trade
Bloomberg | June 24, 2020 | International Trade
Bloomberg | June 24, 2020 | International Trade | Commodity
U.S. health and agricultural authorities issued thinly veiled criticism of new demands from China for food-exporting companies to sign documents stating that they comply with safety standards to prevent transmission of Covid-19.
When commodity analyst Judy Ganes spent 36 hours flying home from a business trip to Asia, it was what she didn’t see that stuck with her.
In what would be his first international trip since taking office, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said he’s very likely to meet soon with U.S. counterpart Donald Trump in a politically risky bet for the Mexican populist as U.S. elections near.
AJOT Newsroom | June 24, 2020 | International Trade
The U.S.-China trade deal has just suffered a new setback.
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