Europe must lead in rebuilding credible enforcement. President Trump’s tariff announcement on 2 April marked a decisive break from the multilateral economic order the United States has led since the ...

It’s also true that over time, Congress has willingly passed tariff-enforcement authority to ... nations are essentially stealing from the United States. In reality, they’re just rational ...

China also agreed at that time to participate in joint law enforcement crackdowns ... has cheated on trade with the United States for decades, has also raised tariffs on most Chinese goods to ...

According to him, “Nigeria’s exporters are grappling with unprecedented challenges in shipping goods to the United States following the full enforcement of Trump’s new tariff regulations on ...

With U.S. trade policy constantly evolving and Customs enforcement increasing ... or a mistaken claim under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (“USMCA”) or any other preferential ...

This is not surprising — for years, the United States has pushed ... Section 1592 of the Tariff Act of 1930 (19 U.S.C. §1592) The CPB’s enforcement authority springs from Section 1952 of ...

The resolution calls for a permanent exemption from Section 232 tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, stronger enforcement against ... from across the United States and the Caribbean at the ...

While the company claimed this figure would remain manageable in the near term, the concern lies in the longevity and unpredictability of tariff enforcement ... into the United States from ...

While the company claimed this figure would remain manageable in the near term, the concern lies in the longevity and unpredictability of tariff enforcement ... certain devices being imported into the ...

in which companies route goods through a false “country of origin” that has a lower tariff rate before sending them to the United States. A CBP spokesperson didn’t answer directly when asked ...

Artificial intelligence chipmaker Nvidia said Monday that it will start producing AI supercomputers entirely in the United States, as the semiconductor sector braces for potential tariffs.

Daniel, in a statement, stressed that “following the full enforcement of Trump’s new tariff regulations on ... smooth trading operations with the United States.” ...