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Traders have come up with the acronym TACO, which stands for “Trump always chickens out,” in reference to the president’s habit of threatening to impose tariffs on countries, and then backing off
Ahead of the South African government and the International Trade Centre hosting the first-ever Global Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SME) Ministerial Meeting in July, Small Business Development Minister Stella Ndabeni said it comes at a time of economic recovery imperatives in South Africa,
Business leaders and industry representatives expressed optimism about the evolving trade relationship between Britain and China on Thursday, speaking on the sidelines of the Global Britain Trade Expo 2025,
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Al Jazeera on MSNGulf states, China take centre stage at summit of Southeast Asian nationsThe GCC, China, ASEAN countries pledged to promote trade and work to ‘unleash the full potential of our partnership’.
Following a US court's ruling against US President Donald Trump's tariffs, Indian experts recommend that New Delhi reassess its trade strategy with Washington, cautioning against making concessions without reciprocal commitments.
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The Punch on MSNWorld Trade Center opens doors to kids on Children’s DayThe World Trade Centre in Abuja on Tuesday opened its office to young pupils, encouraging early exposure to international trade and global business opportunities.Speaking at an event to mark this year’s Children’s Day,
Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) – Tourmaline Partners, a leading global provider of outsourced trading solutions, is pleased to announce the opening of its newest office in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), marking a significant milestone in the firm’s international growth strategy.
More than 12,000 people are expected at the EY Centre for CANSEC, the annual defence and security trade show that is only open for military and government personnel, diplomats and industry representatives.
European politicians have no appetite to give the White House big concessions and revisit the inflammatory topics that dominated the TTIP talks a decade ago.
This is where the IAC plays a vital role. Investors must be able to rely on an equitable, independent, efficient, and impartial system for resolving disputes in their target market. If this market is Kazakhstan, they expect nothing less than a world-class dispute resolution service — and that is precisely what we at the IAC deliver.