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Tencent Rebrands WeChat Work App to WeCom Ahead of Trump Ban
Tencent Holdings has changed the name of its WeChat Work office collaboration app to WeCom, setting it up as a potential alternative to its messaging app WeChat ahead of a US ban.
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US Companies Can Work With Huawei on 5G, Other Standards: Commerce Department
The United States on Monday confirmed a Reuters report that it will amend its prohibitions on US companies doing business with China's Huawei to allow them to work together on setting standards for next-generation 5G networks.
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Ivanka Trump, Husband To Accompany Donald Trump On India Visit: Sources
Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner will be part of a high-powered delegation that accompanies the US President to India next week. US National Security Advisor Robert O' Brien, Secretary of the Treasury Steve Mnuchin, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette too are expected to be part of the d...
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"Deeply Engaged In Asia," Says US As Trump Skips Key Meet
US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross insisted Monday that his country remained "extremely engaged" with Asia despite Donald Trump skipping a regional leaders summit.
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"Tariffs Finally Forcing China To Pay Attention": US Secretary Of Commerce
Tariffs are forcing China to pay attention to U.S. concerns, according to a copy of a speech to be given by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross on Thursday.
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US Commerce Secretary To Meet Piyush Goyal, India-US Trade Deal On Agenda
US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said he will hold talks with Piyush Goyal to trash out a trade deal on farm goods and pharmaceuticals.
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India "Certainly Protectionist", We're Negotiating Limited Trade Deal: US
The United States does not believe that India is eligible for the grant of a special trade privilege but is renegotiating its terms after revoking the status earlier this year, US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross told Reuters on Thursday.
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US to Approve Sales It Deems Safe to Blacklisted Huawei
The US government will issue licenses to companies seeking to sell goods to China's Huawei where there is no threat to national security, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said.
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US Wants "Reasonable" Trade Deal With China: Commerce Secretary
The United States "is not looking for victory" with China over trade but wants "a sensible deal that addresses the legitimate issues that we have," US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Wednesday.
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"US Least Protectionist, India High-Tariff Nation": Official
Describing India as a "high-tariff market", US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on Thursday urged the government to execute reforms that will open up the Indian economy and market.
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US Warns India Against Retaliatory Duties Over Trade Privileges: Report
Any retaliatory tariff by India in response to the United States' planned withdrawal of some trade privileges will not be "appropriate" under WTO rules, US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross warned today.
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India To Address Trade Issues After Elections, Says US Commerce Secretary
India's rules on localisation of data and price caps on medical devices imported from the United States are barriers to trade but New Delhi is committed to addressing them after the country's elections, US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said today.
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India, US To Engage Regularly To Resolve Trade Issues: Centre
India and the United States will engage regularly to resolve outstanding trade issues, the government said, after US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross met Commerce and Industry Minister Suresh Prabhu today.
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Can't Ensure Cheaper Oil Sales To India, Says US Amid Sanctions On Iran
The US government will not ensure sale of its oil to India at cheaper rates as the commodity is controlled by private companies, US commerce secretary Wilbur Ross said today.
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US Commerce Secretary to Raise India's E-Commerce Rules in Talks
US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross plans to discuss India's new e-commerce rules that could have an impact on operations of firms such as Amazon and Walmart with his Indian counterpart.
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Tencent Rebrands WeChat Work App to WeCom Ahead of Trump Ban
Tencent Holdings has changed the name of its WeChat Work office collaboration app to WeCom, setting it up as a potential alternative to its messaging app WeChat ahead of a US ban.
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US Companies Can Work With Huawei on 5G, Other Standards: Commerce Department
The United States on Monday confirmed a Reuters report that it will amend its prohibitions on US companies doing business with China's Huawei to allow them to work together on setting standards for next-generation 5G networks.
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Ivanka Trump, Husband To Accompany Donald Trump On India Visit: Sources
Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner will be part of a high-powered delegation that accompanies the US President to India next week. US National Security Advisor Robert O' Brien, Secretary of the Treasury Steve Mnuchin, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette too are expected to be part of the d...
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"Deeply Engaged In Asia," Says US As Trump Skips Key Meet
US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross insisted Monday that his country remained "extremely engaged" with Asia despite Donald Trump skipping a regional leaders summit.
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"Tariffs Finally Forcing China To Pay Attention": US Secretary Of Commerce
Tariffs are forcing China to pay attention to U.S. concerns, according to a copy of a speech to be given by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross on Thursday.
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US Commerce Secretary To Meet Piyush Goyal, India-US Trade Deal On Agenda
US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said he will hold talks with Piyush Goyal to trash out a trade deal on farm goods and pharmaceuticals.
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India "Certainly Protectionist", We're Negotiating Limited Trade Deal: US
The United States does not believe that India is eligible for the grant of a special trade privilege but is renegotiating its terms after revoking the status earlier this year, US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross told Reuters on Thursday.
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US to Approve Sales It Deems Safe to Blacklisted Huawei
The US government will issue licenses to companies seeking to sell goods to China's Huawei where there is no threat to national security, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said.
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US Wants "Reasonable" Trade Deal With China: Commerce Secretary
The United States "is not looking for victory" with China over trade but wants "a sensible deal that addresses the legitimate issues that we have," US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Wednesday.
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"US Least Protectionist, India High-Tariff Nation": Official
Describing India as a "high-tariff market", US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on Thursday urged the government to execute reforms that will open up the Indian economy and market.
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US Warns India Against Retaliatory Duties Over Trade Privileges: Report
Any retaliatory tariff by India in response to the United States' planned withdrawal of some trade privileges will not be "appropriate" under WTO rules, US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross warned today.
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India To Address Trade Issues After Elections, Says US Commerce Secretary
India's rules on localisation of data and price caps on medical devices imported from the United States are barriers to trade but New Delhi is committed to addressing them after the country's elections, US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said today.
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India, US To Engage Regularly To Resolve Trade Issues: Centre
India and the United States will engage regularly to resolve outstanding trade issues, the government said, after US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross met Commerce and Industry Minister Suresh Prabhu today.
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Can't Ensure Cheaper Oil Sales To India, Says US Amid Sanctions On Iran
The US government will not ensure sale of its oil to India at cheaper rates as the commodity is controlled by private companies, US commerce secretary Wilbur Ross said today.
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US Commerce Secretary to Raise India's E-Commerce Rules in Talks
US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross plans to discuss India's new e-commerce rules that could have an impact on operations of firms such as Amazon and Walmart with his Indian counterpart.
