Inside US Trade: Currency Amendment Defeat Partially Due To Senators Breaking 2013 Pledge
Among the 51 senators who joined together on May 22 to kill an amendment to a Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) bill that would have required
BEA: News Release: U.S. INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN GOODS AND SERVICES
The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, through the Department of Commerce, announced today that the goods and services deficit was
Michele Nash-Hoff: How would the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement affect the Reshoring Trend?
Reshoring has become a trend, not just anecdotal, as hardly a week goes by without an article about a company returning manufacturing to America in
NYT: Obama’s Trade Deal Faces Bipartisan Peril in the House
WASHINGTON — The bruising battle over President Obama’s push for the power to negotiate two potentially far-reaching trade pacts will shift this week to the
Public Citizen: New Polls Spotlight Damage of Past Trade Deals, Reveal Opposition to TPP Content
You may have seen the headlines about today’s Reuters/Ipsos poll and yesterday’s Pew poll, touted as showing public support for trade deals. A close look
Mfg and Technology News: U.S. Military Enters A New Era Defined By Globalization Of Its Technology Supply Chain
The U.S. defense industrial complex has entered a new phase of its centuries-long development, the latest characterized by globalization of supply chains and the inability
Commerce Dept seeking District Export Council applicants.
Some readers of this blog may be interested in seeking appointment to one of the Department of Commerce’s District Export Councils. See the official notice
The Hill: Obama: China ‘putting out feelers’ on joining trade deal
China is weighing membership in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), President Obama said Wednesday, a move that raises the stakes for the president’s signature trade deal.
