Trump’s tariff threats send U.S. companies scrambling for lobbyists and loopholes
“Collinson, who helps lead the international trade and government relations division at the lobbying firm Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, said she is fielding ‘dozens and dozens and dozens’ of calls from anxious U.S. companies looking to protect themselves from Trump’s hardline tariff plans by finding loopholes and exemptions.”
[CNBC]
Ontario premier floats U.S.-Canada trade deal without Mexico
“Doug Ford said Mexico should ‘at the very least’ match U.S. and Canadian tariffs on Chinese imports, or ‘they shouldn’t have a seat at the table or enjoy access to the largest economy in the world.’”
[Transport Topics]
Canada moves to end labor disputes at ports
“The dispute - which MacKinnon said was affecting more than C$1.3 billion ($932 million) in value of goods every day - had already hit shipments of canola oil, forest products and other goods.”
[Reuters]
Australia and UAE sign a new free-trade agreement
“The UAE is already South Australia’s biggest trade and investment partner in the Middle East, with two-way trade worth $9.9bn and two-way investment worth $20.6bn.”
[The Australian]
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