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Workers unload citrus at a juicing company in Brits, North West Province, South Africa
Retail

South Africa, the world’s second-largest exporter of oranges, lemons, and grapefruits, looks to peel back EU citrus restrictions it deems ‘not justified, proportionate or appropriate’

By Antony Sguazzin, Paul Vecchiatto and Bloomberg
April 16, 2024
Brexit red tape interferes with the transportation of racehorses to England for this week’s Cheltenham Festival
Retail

Brexit red tape interferes with the transportation of racehorses to England for this week’s Cheltenham Festival

By Olivia Fletcher and Bloomberg
March 11, 2024
A worker gathers cocoa pods cut from trees into a sack on a farm in Azaguie, Ivory Coast.
Environment

Chocolate and cosmetic prices could soar on Europe’s new cocoa law that requires firms to prove that every bean they import didn’t contribute to deforestation

By Mumbi Gitau, Baudelaire Mieu, Ekow Dontoh and Bloomberg
February 27, 2024
Japan is still selling chipmaking tools to Chinese buyers, and it led to an almost 30% jump in exports to China last month
Tech

Japan is still selling chipmaking tools to Chinese buyers, and it led to an almost 30% jump in exports to China last month

By Yuri Kageyama and The Associated Press
February 21, 2024
Srettha Thavisin, Thailand's prime minster, speaking at a conference.
Tech

China’s dominant EV exports are set to get even cheaper off the back of a huge new subsidy program to boost sales in Thailand

By
January 24, 2024
A large tanker boat on the sea surrounded by two smaller boats.
Newsletters

Liquified natural gas is finally taking off in Europe—and that’s good news for the U.S.

By Peter Vanham and Nicholas Gordon
January 9, 2024
Arm lays off over 70 software engineers in China and will relocate some of the jobs outside the country as U.S. chip restrictions take hold
Tech

Arm lays off over 70 software engineers in China and will relocate some of the jobs outside the country as U.S. chip restrictions take hold

By Jane Lanhee Lee, Ian King and Bloomberg
December 18, 2023
‘We cannot let China get these chips’: Commerce Secretary Raimondo says more funding needed for AI export controls
Tech

‘We cannot let China get these chips’: Commerce Secretary Raimondo says more funding needed for AI export controls

By Peter Martin and Bloomberg
December 3, 2023
Customers check out Huawei's Mate 60 Pro phone at a Huawei store in Hangzhou, East China's Zhejiang province, Sept 14, 2023.
Newsletters

The U.S.’s efforts to stymie Chinese chip production are not watertight

By
November 15, 2023
PERSON holding rouble notes
Finance

Russian ruble surges after Putin ordered 43 companies to prop up the slumping currency by selling some of their foreign cash

By
October 12, 2023
EU Trade Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis
Politics

Elon Musk’s Shanghai-built Tesla EVs targeted in EU probe into Chinese state subsidies to avoid ‘a race to the bottom’

By
September 26, 2023
Russia appears to have found a way to circumvent $60 barrel price cap sanction on crude oil exports
Politics

Russia appears to have found a way to circumvent $60 barrel price cap sanction on crude oil exports

By
September 25, 2023
Woman in grocery store

Indians in America panic-buy after steep export cut: ‘I might have to substitute Basmati rice but it doesn’t taste that good, especially with South Indian dishes’

By Bobby Caina Calvan and The Associated Press
July 29, 2023
Chipmaker CEOs head to Washington to fight restrictions on selling to China—and protect their bottom lines
Tech

Chipmaker CEOs head to Washington to fight restrictions on selling to China—and protect their bottom lines

By Jenny Leonard, Ian King and Bloomberg
July 15, 2023
Yellen says Biden administration might ease curbs on tech exports to China when they have ‘unintended consequences’

Yellen says Biden administration might ease curbs on tech exports to China when they have ‘unintended consequences’

By Joe McDonald and The Associated Press
July 10, 2023

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