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From Bordeaux wine to jamón and Parmesan—what the EU-U.S. tariffs truce means for consumers
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From Bordeaux wine to jamón and Parmesan—what the EU-U.S. tariffs truce means for consumers

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June 16, 2021
From crypto to crude, markets flatline ahead of today’s monumental Fed meeting
Newsletters

From crypto to crude, markets flatline ahead of today’s monumental Fed meeting

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June 16, 2021
Biden administration could double Canadian lumber tariffs even as wood and construction costs soar
Finance

Biden administration could double Canadian lumber tariffs even as wood and construction costs soar

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May 29, 2021
Friends toast before drinking a shot of whiskey on St. Patrick's Day at Fergie's Pub on March 17, 2021 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Retail

American whiskey distillers rejoice as EU suspends tariff increase

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May 17, 2021
Left out of an EU-U.S. tariff truce, America’s whiskey, bourbon and rye producers face worsening trade hangover
International

Left out of an EU-U.S. tariff truce, America’s whiskey, bourbon and rye producers face worsening trade hangover

By Bruce Schreiner and The Associated Press
March 22, 2021
U.S. and EU agree to suspend tariffs amid hopes of a ‘fresh start’ from the bruising Trump trade wars
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U.S. and EU agree to suspend tariffs amid hopes of a ‘fresh start’ from the bruising Trump trade wars

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March 6, 2021
Whisky redemption: Biden administration lifts hated tariffs on Scotland’s most famous export
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Whisky redemption: Biden administration lifts hated tariffs on Scotland’s most famous export

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March 4, 2021
11.4.20.What-Biden-Means-for-Business
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What a Biden administration means for business

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November 7, 2020
Boeing Co. 737 Max airplanes sit parked at Boeing Field in Seattle, Washington, U.S., on Monday, July 27, 2020.
International

Europe gets to whack fresh tariffs on $4 billion of U.S. imports, thanks to illegal Boeing subsidies

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October 14, 2020
A picture taken on July 23, 2020 shows the silhouette of a statue reflected in a window above a sign at the entrance of the World Trade Organization (WTO) prior to a general council in Geneva.
Newsletters

The Boeing-Airbus tariff dispute just will not die

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August 13, 2020
French handbags, wine and cheese are on Trump’s tariff list as the fight over digital taxes escalates
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French handbags, wine and cheese are on Trump’s tariff list as the fight over digital taxes escalates

By Jenny Leonard, Saleha Mohsin, Alexander Weber and Bloomberg
July 10, 2020
Tariffs are battering American whiskey sales in Europe
Retail

Tariffs are battering American whiskey sales in Europe

By Bruce Schreiner and The Associated Press
June 22, 2020
U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to West Point graduating cadets during commencement ceremonies at Plain Parade Field at the United States Military Academy on June 13, 2020 in West Point, New York.
International

The U.S. economy has become less competitive in the past couple of years. Here’s why

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June 16, 2020
U.S. will let hard-hit firms delay paying import tariffs—but not Trump’s taxes on Chinese goods
International

U.S. will let hard-hit firms delay paying import tariffs—but not Trump’s taxes on Chinese goods

By Jenny Leonard, Derek Wallbank and Bloomberg
April 20, 2020
The quickest way to boost the economy isn’t even being considered. Why?
Finance

The quickest way to boost the economy isn’t even being considered. Why?

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March 25, 2020

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