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- Who is Jamieson Greer, United States Trade RepresentativeUS President Donald Trump has appointed Jamieson Greer as the United States Trade Representative. Greer, a former trade lawyer at King & Sp...
- Is Trump reviving a forgotten trade law to spark new tariff war?President Donald Trump plans to use a 1930 trade law, Section 338, to impose new reciprocal US tariffs quickly. This law allows up to 50% d...
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- PM Modi quotes Manmohan Singh referring to those taking 'U-turn' over farm laws"Manmohan Singh Ji had made his intentions clear to give farmers the freedom to sell their produce, and have just one market. And we are do...
- Fitness brand Talwalkars dragged to bankruptcy court by Axis Bank over unpaid duesThe claim was filed by Axis Bank at the national company law tribunal’s (NCLT) Mumbai bench against Talwalkars Healthclubs, court filings r...
- A weakening WTO is leading to increased regional trade agreements, but India’s tryst with FTAs isn’t very goodPost Covid-19, with a weakening WTO, regional trade agreements will become de rigueur. However, India’s experience so far in preparing for ...
- Consumer Protection Bill-2015 needs revision: IIM researchA new consumer bill has to conceptually express this foundation and the modifications it is bringing about in these laws, it said.
- G-20 refuses to back US push on yuanLeaders of 20 major economies on Friday refused to endorse a US push to get China to let its currency rise, keeping alive a dispute that ha...
- Obama to propose size limits for banksBarack Obama will propose new limits on the size of US banks after spending billions of tax-payer dollars to bail out "to-big-to-fail" firm...
- Enough room for India, China: PMThe world is large enough for development ambitions of both the countries, said Manmohan Singh.
- 'Enough room for India and China'Fast-growing India and China can each pursue their ambitions despite inevitable competition, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said in remarks ...
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