With U.S. lawmakers crystallizing their stance on ZTE, which they describe as a “serial and pre-meditated violators” of U.S. law, and given the national security implications surrounding the case, it would be interesting to see the results of the U.S…. Read More ›
The greatest treat to the business growth is the rise of economic nationalism as initiated by Brexit, Donald Trump and some populist policies, say business leaders around the world. This was concluded in a study conducted by accountancy firm KPMG… Read More ›
The potential deal underscores the strategic importance tech know-how and market influence are to Beijing while Washington focuses on trade and slashing its trade deficit with China. As per two sources briefed on the talks between the United States… Read More ›
Falling back to the Tier 2 visa system, in the event of Britain failing to secure a bilateral agreement with the EU on the movement of people, is likely to be a costly affair given that Tier 2 visa applicants… Read More ›
While there was no mention of the $200 billion target the United States had stressed on earlier, the U.S. and China have announced their agreement where the later would significantly increase the purchasing U.S. products and services. The countries made… Read More ›
Given the possible fall out in the trade relationship that the European Union had developed with Iran after the lifting of sanctions on this oil produce following the historic nuclear agreement with major Western powers, because of United States President… Read More ›
With a bulging trade surplus with the U.S., China has potentially much to lose if the trade conflict escalates into a trade war. Furthermore, since its military might is dependent on a booming economy, its efforts at maintaining a calm… Read More ›
The persistence of the United States that North Korea give up all of its nuclear weapons could result in the rogue state puling out of the proposed talks with U.S. President Donald Trump. This threat was issued as North Korea… Read More ›
ESMA and regulators across the EU are keeping a hawk eye on the mountain of cross border derivative contracts that go beyond Brexit. According to a top regulator from the European Union, the EU may not have enough time to… Read More ›
An agreement needs to be reached quickly between the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Greek government and the creditors of the country in Europe so that there is enough time at hand with the Fund to be able to… Read More ›
