Multinational corporations will always find a way to get around complex, onerous tax regulations. [David Morse| May 31, 2016 |USA Today] Letter to the editor:

The terms of two of the seven WTO Appellate Body (“AB”) members expire at the end of May.  For one member, a replacement must be

As American steel production falters, China has begun efforts to dump its excess steel at slashed prices. [Kenya Sinclair| May 23, 2016 |Catholic] LOS ANGELES,

by Michael Stumo Back in our colonial days, we participated in what was called Triangular Trade.  Our 13 colonies exported raw materials and natural resources

During the Reagan administration, American companies believed that in addition to returning profits to their shareholders, they also held a moral obligation to consider the

The U.S. International Trade Commission has accepted a Section 337 petition filed by the U.S. Steel Corporation that at a minimum seeks a ban on

The 18th round of negotiations on a secret deal to limit public oversight over the services economy starts today at the World Trade Organization (WTO)

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday (May 25) strongly signaled that it is not expecting a vote on the Trans-Pacific Partnership this year when

During the second day of U.S. President Barack Obama’s three-day visit to Vietnam, Obama continued to push for passage of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.

Sen. Marco Rubio weighed in Tuesday on the ITC’s projections of economic gains from TPP, calling them “a little bit disappointing.” But he indicated he