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Europe Aiming for Stricter Taxes Against Digital Companies
The European Union wants to overhaul a fragmented, outdated tax code that favors digital operators.
Google Facing Long, Uncertain Appeal of Record EU Fine
The move maybe be little more than a Hail Mary pass to protect advertising revenue.
EU Seeing More Online Shopping, but Cross-Border Challenges Remain
European shoppers are still somewhat wary of e-commerce and retailers may be their biggest obstacle.
Google Advertising Revenue Jumps 16%
The search engine is still making major inroads in advertising and is looking to keep growing.
EU Caught €670M Worth of Counterfeit Goods Last Year
The number of seized items grew and counterfeit beauty products, apparel and accessories made up about half…
Despite Record €2.4B Fine, Google Seen Pressing On
The fine over Google's alleged manipulation of comparative pricing results wasn't enough to send investors…
Euratex Says Uncontrolled Brexit Would Have a Grave Impact on the Textile Sector
A smooth Brexit. That's what the European Apparel & Textile Confederation Euratex is advocating in the hopes…
EU Said to Issue Air Cargo Ban From Bangladesh
The European Union has put Bangladesh on a list of high-risk countries for operating air cargo services the…
The EU Just Hit a Roadblock That Could Stall Future Trade Agreements
If the European Union wants to sign off on any trade agreements, it's going to need backing from the rest of…
EU Threatens to Pull Bangladesh Free Trade Benefits
If certain labor issues don't shape up in short order, Bangladesh could start paying at least 12.5% duty on…
Brexit Starts Next Week and UK Trade Hangs in the Balance
On Wednesday, the U.K. is expected to begin the two-year formal process that will see it separate from the…
UK Faces €2 Billion Fine for Accepting Chinese Fakes
UK negligence is blamed for a flood of Chinese counterfeits in Europe.
Industry Urges Opposition to Proposed EU Viscose Rayon Tariff
The United States has beef with the EU. Literally. And the apparel industry may get caught in the middle.
British Prime Minister Theresa May Lays Out Brexit Plans
May laid out her initiatives pertaining to Brexit in a speech held in central London.
WTO Trade Partners Hail U.S. Economy Amid Concern Over Protectionist Talk
A number of top WTO envoys used the session to voice their apprehensions about growing antitrade sentiment.