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SC allows Amazon's appeal, sets aside order imposing Rs 202 crore penaltyThe Supreme Court has relieved Amazon by setting aside a Rs 202 crore penalty. The apex court also suspended the e-commerce giant's deal wi...- The crisis of multilateralism and the imperative of WTO reformThe World Trade Organization's role as a global commerce pillar is weakening. Imbalances and unfair practices are challenging its principle...
- Trump’s second act on tariffs takes effect with 10% duty on the world. For nowUS President Trump enacted a new 10% global tariff, a day after the Supreme Court struck down his previous duties. This move, authorized un...
- Trump warns countries that 'play games' with US trade deals will face higher tariffsPresident Donald Trump issued a stern warning to nations considering reneging on trade agreements. Following a Supreme Court decision inval...
- EU hits pause on US trade deal as it seeks clarity over latest Trump tariff maneuverEuropean officials sought clarity after Donald Trump announced a 15% global import tariff, prompting the European Parliament to pause ratif...
- India's strategic patience paid off. What next for US trade deal?United States trade policy shifts have unexpectedly strengthened India's negotiating position. India's deliberate approach to a trade deal ...
- Trump says US Supreme Court ruling expanded his tariff powers, allows ‘powerful, obnoxious’ use of dutiesFormer President Donald Trump asserted that a recent Supreme Court ruling has inadvertently expanded his authority to impose and utilize ta...
- Pause or peril? Takeaways for the world from Trump's tariff fiascoThe US Supreme Court has nullified former President Donald Trump's tariffs. However, Trump has quickly introduced new import duties and inv...
- US Supreme Court ruling offers little respite for global economyA US Supreme Court ruling against President Trump's tariffs brings fresh global trade uncertainty. While some tariffs are struck down, anal...
- For Europe Inc, US tariff relief comes with a sting in the tailA US Supreme Court decision on President Trump's trade tariffs brings new uncertainty for European companies. While some tariffs are struck...
- What happens next after the Supreme Court slapped down Trump's tariffsThe Supreme Court has limited President Trump's tariff authority. This decision creates economic uncertainty and raises questions about his...
- Trump defends tariff strategy as "direct, less cumbersome, and much faster" to protect US national securityPresident Trump defended his tariff strategy on Truth Social, asserting it delivers swift and effective national security results by direct...
- How could the EU ban Russian gas?The European Commission plans to phase out Russian gas imports by 2027 and ban spot contracts by the end of 2024, circumventing potential v...
- EU antitrust chief says Trump has upended Europe-US relationsDonald Trump and other members of his government have criticised the European Union for having too many rules and characterised fines impos...
- Parliamentary approval process for TEPA to be initiated immediately: Swiss govtA trade deal between the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) and India is expected to boost Swiss businesses' access to the Indian marke...
- Biden cements Trump-era steel, aluminum tariffs in WTO snubThe US Trade Representative issued a strong rebuke of the World Trade Organization’s decision that former President Donald Trump’s 25% tari...
- Star & Disney seeks to end TRAI jurisdiction over broadcastersThe move has come in the wake of the Registrar of Copyrights inviting suggestions on the amendment of the Copyright Act in the light of cha...
- CERC to fix provisional tariff hikeLenders and power companies have said that most projects have not placed orders for the equipment and hence it was not possible for them to...
- Proposed safeguard duty make solar power less attractive to discoms: CRISILThe Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, however, is of the view the levy of any such duty should be prospective in nature and not hurt on...
- Delhi airport operator seeks status quo on tariffsDelhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) has sought a directive from an appellate tribunal to the airport regulator.
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