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UK prime minister insists agreement can be reached before October 31 deadline
A new approach to global governance is needed and this meeting is the place to start
Analysts are taking the threat of intervention in currency markets seriously
Washington’s tech sanctions will not halt Beijing’s industrial advance
Officials struggle to tackle origin fraud as bilateral surplus grows in shadow of trade war
German chancellor says UK must come up with solution to vexed issue of Irish border
Agreement ends anti-dumping investigation and averts duties of up to 25%
Companies look to Vietnam and beyond amid protracted trade war and rising costs at home
Top official cites fears that Beijing could leverage economic ties and steal sensitive technology
Chief executive says global agricultural trader to pull back on pace of investments
Agreement could come next month with Tokyo looking to secure immunity from car tariffs
Japanese companies have limited experience of alternative dispute resolution
The UN Convention on Mediation in Singapore this month marked mediation’s growing role in settling cross-border trade and political disputes. This three-part series of articles discusses cultural differences in dispute resolution and the role of robots in mediation
Trade officer was returning from trip to Shenzhen when he went missing
Outflows rise amid concerns about Chinese economic growth and trade war with US
US president says his options include reductions in capital gains and payroll taxes
Any aggressive crackdown by Beijing risks sparking sharp backlash from Washington
Home improvement retailer dims expectations on US-China trade skirmish and lumber prices
It is high time for the EU to unlock the fiscal side of its macroeconomic armoury
Letter to Donald Tusk on Irish border gets cold reception in Dublin and Brussels
Executives and lobbyists criticise measure but urge against retaliation
Tech groups allowed to continue selling to telecoms equipment maker under certain circumstances
US president does ‘not want to do business at all’ with Chinese supplier
London’s strategy of inflicting as much commercial damage as possible is unjustified
