Nearly 14,000 Companies in China Violate Pollution Rules
Environmental inspectors in northern China have found that nearly 14,000 companies, or 70 percent of the businesses they examined, failed to meet environmental standards for controlling air
Democratic senators hope China beef deal will lead to WTO-compliant COOL law
Two Democratic senators on Tuesday said they hope a traceability requirement U.S. meat packers must meet to ship beef to China will lead to practices
USDA to propose rule allowing imports of chicken raised, processed in China
According to multiple sources, the Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service is set to publish on Friday a proposed amendment to a rule
Ross says he is ‘very worried’ about the U.S. semiconductor industry
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is “very worried” about the semiconductor industry for reasons akin to those cited by the Trump administration in pursuing Section 232
Trump promises ‘major legislation’ on steel, aluminum dumping ‘very soon’
President Trump on Monday said “major legislation” on steel, aluminum and dumping is coming “very soon.” June 12th, 2017 [Inside Trade] “We’ll be having some
Ross Confident Administration Can Negotiate Better Trade Terms
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross expressed confidence that the Trump administration can achieve better trade terms through negotiations with trading partners, rather than immediately turning to tariffs
U.S. Should Create a Fair Trade Framework That Puts Family Farmers, Ranchers, & Rural Communities First
WASHINGTON – As the Trump Administration navigates a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), National Farmers Union (NFU) is urging the administration
Wilbur Ross sees ‘genuine’ national security concern on steel
U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Thursday that a national security review of the U.S. steel industry will be completed “very shortly” and will
U.S. refuses to endorse OECD language on trade, issues separate statement
The United States this week refused to agree to language in a statement on international trade at the OECD ministerial in Paris, instead opting to
Sound the Alarm: Robots Are Disrupting (Far Too Few) Jobs
It has become an article of faith that workers today are experiencing almost unprecedented levels of labor-market disruption and insecurity: Robots are automating factory jobs,
