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American Workers Want Almost $79,000 Salary to Start a New Job

The average reservation wage – the lowest annual pay that workers would accept to take a new job – increased to $78,645 in July. That’s up from about $72,900 a year earlier and $69,000 in July 2021. According to a Federal Reserve Bank of New York survey released Monday, pay demands among women are rising … Read More

US Department of Commerce slaps tariffs on solar companies for dodging China duties

The Department of Commerce (DOC) announced Friday that subsidiaries of Chinese companies BYD, Trina Solar, Vina Solar and Canadian Solar were dodging U.S. tariffs on Chinese solar cells and panels by conducting minor processing to finish their products in Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. Another firm, New East Solar, will face tariffs after refusing to … Read More

Biden Admin Says Chinese Solar Companies Have Been Dodging Tariffs

The Department of Commerce (DOC) determined Friday that five Chinese solar panel companies have been dodging U.S. tariffs by directing their operations through other Asian countries not subject to the import restrictions. The DOC found in its probe that Trina Solar, Canadian Solar, BYD, and Vina Solar have all used other countries in Southeast Asia, … Read More

U.S. lauds Mexico for new tariffs on steel from third countries

“The United States welcomes Mexico’s efforts to address global non-market excess capacity in the steel sector,” USTR spokesperson Sam Michel said in a statement. Mexico earlier this week announced it would impose temporary tariffs of up to 25 percent on steel and certain other products from countries that are not FTA partners. The U.S. is … Read More

U.S. Sets Tariffs on Food-Can Metal From 3 Nations

The Biden administration announced plans to impose new tariffs on can-making metal imported from China, Germany and Canada. Chinese products would be subject to a levy of 122.52%. That rate partly reflects Chinese companies’ refusal to cooperate with the investigation to prove their independence from the Chinese Communist Party, an administration official said. Read the … Read More

LILLEY: Joly says Canada is planning for Trump. What about Biden?

While the Trudeau Liberals are trying to play up the spectre of Donald Trump now, the former U.S. president was no worse for Canada’s cross-border trade than the current occupant of the White House, Joe Biden. Since the election of Barack Obama in 2008, Canadian governments have been dealing with American administrations that are increasingly … Read More

High Costs Won’t Deter Germany From Removing Huawei Parts

Germany Interior Minister Nancy Faeser said she won’t be deterred by the high cost of removing Chinese components from the country’s 5G telecommunications network if it’s in the best interests of national security. “We will prohibit components if they pose a serious security risk,” Faeser said. “The network operators will have to act and dismantle … Read More

Americans back tariffs, military prep against China -Reuters/Ipsos poll

Some 66% of respondents said they were more likely to back a candidate in the 2024 presidential election who “supports additional tariffs on Chinese imports.” Bipartisan majorities of Americans favor more tariffs on Chinese goods and believe that the United States needs to step up preparations for military threats from the country, according to a … Read More

Sheep farmers petition USTR for lamb import limits on Australia and New Zealand

R-CALF USA, a trade group representing U.S. cattle and sheep producers, appealed to USTR Katherine Tai for “immediate action to protect America’s lamb producers” against “unrestrained and ever-increasing importation of foreign lamb and mutton that do not meet the United States more stringent production standards.” Such imports pose an existential threat to U.S. farmers, according … Read More