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“Reconciliation of work and family life and prevention of harassment are key.”

Office of Foreign Assets Control names individuals to Blocked Persons List.

Notification of proposed production activity submitted to Foreign-Trade Zones Board.

U.S. citizens are prohibited from engaging in transactions with named enterprises.

Trump claims company’s response to EU retaliatory tariffs will hurt its “aura.”

The list of U.S. exports now subject to additional duties includes steel and aluminum products as well as corn, whiskey and cigarettes.

An editorial in the state-owned China Daily calls protectionist policies coming out of the United States a “symptom of paranoid delusions.”

Office of Management and Budget report also proposes privatizing St. Lawrence Seaway.

The Trade Finance Advisory Council recommended that the Trump administration consult with the Export-Import Bank to utilize ex officio members to get it fully functioning.

Goal is to demonstrate viability of fast-charging yard tractors at Pier T.

Trax Technologies and Veraction managing more than $10 billion in logistics spend for over 300 customers.

The government is investing C$167 million in road and rail infrastructure projects to improve efficiency.

Ontario-headquartered firm focuses on fashion, footwear and action wear.

Complaint alleges British Columbia gives unfair advantage to province’s vintners.

SnapRays says imports of certain powered cover plates are infringing its intellectual property rights.

Fuyi Sun violated the International Emergency Economic Powers Act with illicit carbon fiber exports.

Two men placed on Blocked Persons List.

The Commerce Department has determined the level of antidumping duties for imports low-melt polyester staple fiber from South Korea and Taiwan.

Analyst also says such an agreement could foreshadow a more hawkish U.S. approach to trade during the 2020 election season.

“Extraordinary visionary” grew business from one vessel to third-largest container shipping company in the world.