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In US antidumping cases, the Commerce Department believes it has discretion to significantly increase import duties on dumped products. -
The Trump administration will investigate the national security impact of foreign-sourced materials used to make electrical transformers. -
An interagency panel to monitor Mexico’s labor reforms. A rule to delay compliance for some auto companies. -
The decision by the European Court of Justice to nullify the EU-US Privacy Shield & to limit Standard Contractual Clauses for international data transfers is arguably the most important data-protection ruling in years. -
Chinese companies acquiring control or at least 35 percent of shares in EU companies might face a new bloc-level review. -
The US Department of Justice withdrew comments it filed last week in a trade remedy investigation on mattresses from eight countries. -
Covid-19, hurricane season spark Duracell, Energizer push to lift tariffs on China-sourced batteriesEnergizer Holdings and Duracell say their operations won’t be able to meet an upcoming surge of demand for batteries during the coronavirus pandemic. -
Companies backed by significant Chinese subsidies could be subject to a new kind of EU investigation that would correct distortions & restrict behavior inside Europe's internal market. -
A new US trade accord with China won't mean the end of the Trump administration's attempts to constrain its trans-Pacific rival. -
The European Commission is planning to temporarily suspend tariffs and value-added tax on imported protective medical equipment in response to the worsening Covid-19 crisis, MLex has learned.