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U.S. Shrimpers File ITC Complaint Against Indian Company Over Alleged Forced Labor

U.S. Shrimpers File ITC Complaint Against Indian Company Over Alleged Forced Labor

U.S. Shrimpers File ITC Complaint Against Indian Company Over Alleged Forced Labor
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USTR Extends Section 301 Tariff Exclusions on Chinese Goods Until January 9, 2027

USTR Extends Section 301 Tariff Exclusions on Chinese Goods Until January 9, 2027

USTR Extends Section 301 Tariff Exclusions on Chinese Goods Until January 9, 2027
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TTB Finalizes Regulations for Craft Beverage Modernization Act, Streamlining Import Excise Tax Credits for U.S. Importers

TTB Finalizes Regulations for Craft Beverage Modernization Act, Streamlining Import Excise Tax Credits for U.S. Importers

TTB Finalizes Regulations for Craft Beverage Modernization Act, Streamlining Import Excise Tax Credits for U.S. Importers
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Mexican President Sheinbaum to Attend APEC Summit in China, Seeking Meeting with Xi Jinping

Mexican President Sheinbaum to Attend APEC Summit in China, Seeking Meeting with Xi Jinping

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is scheduled to travel to Shenzhen, China, to participate in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, which will take place on November 18 and 19. President Sheinbaum will be accompanied by members of her cabinet, indicating the importance Mexico places on its engagement with the Asia-Pacific region. Her itinerary includes departing for China three days prior to the summit and returning to Mexico a day after its conclusion. As a member of APEC, Mexico's participation in the summit is a regular diplomatic engagement. President Sheinbaum has also expressed her intention to seek a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping during her visit, highlighting a desire for high-level bilateral discussions amidst the broader APEC agenda.
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Mayer Brown Examines Structural Considerations for Equity Collateral in CRE NAV Facilities

Mayer Brown Examines Structural Considerations for Equity Collateral in CRE NAV Facilities

Mayer Brown Examines Structural Considerations for Equity Collateral in CRE NAV Facilities
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China Enacts New Law to Combat Cross-Border Corruption and Strengthen Corporate Compliance

China Enacts New Law to Combat Cross-Border Corruption and Strengthen Corporate Compliance

China has adopted the Law on Combating Cross-Border Corruption, which came into force on November 6, 2026. This comprehensive legislation, consisting of 47 articles across six chapters, regulates the prevention and punishment of cross-border corruption, international anti-corruption cooperation, corporate integrity and compliance, and legal liability for violations. The law's scope is broad, covering bribery of foreign public officials by Chinese citizens and organizations, bribery of Chinese public officials by foreign entities, other corruption-related crimes committed abroad by Chinese citizens, and the cross-border movement of corruption-related assets. It also mandates stronger oversight of public officials regarding foreign nationality and overseas assets, and requires companies engaged in cross-border operations to establish and improve integrity and compliance management systems, including internal anti-corruption policies, risk assessments, and third-party due diligence.
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U.S. Trade Representative Classifies Brazil's Free Payment System, Pix, as a Trade Barrier

U.S. Trade Representative Classifies Brazil's Free Payment System, Pix, as a Trade Barrier

U.S. Trade Representative Classifies Brazil's Free Payment System, Pix, as a Trade Barrier
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BIS Extends Suspension of Affiliates Rule Through January 10, 2027, Amidst U.S.-China Trade Truce

BIS Extends Suspension of Affiliates Rule Through January 10, 2027, Amidst U.S.-China Trade Truce

BIS Extends Suspension of Affiliates Rule Through January 10, 2027, Amidst U.S.-China Trade Truce
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Companies May Claim Refunds for Tariffs Paid Under International Emergency Economic Powers Act

Companies May Claim Refunds for Tariffs Paid Under International Emergency Economic Powers Act

Companies May Claim Refunds for Tariffs Paid Under International Emergency Economic Powers Act
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U.S. Trade Representative Investigates Structural Excess Capacity in Manufacturing, Targeting China

U.S. Trade Representative Investigates Structural Excess Capacity in Manufacturing, Targeting China

U.S. Trade Representative Investigates Structural Excess Capacity in Manufacturing, Targeting China
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U.S. E-commerce Brands Can Claim Up to 99% Duty Drawback on Exported Goods, Offering Significant Tariff Refunds

U.S. E-commerce Brands Can Claim Up to 99% Duty Drawback on Exported Goods, Offering Significant Tariff Refunds

U.S. E-commerce Brands Can Claim Up to 99% Duty Drawback on Exported Goods, Offering Significant Tariff Refunds
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Rayonier Advanced Materials Delays Strategic Review to Q1 2027 Amid U.S. Tariff Impacts

Rayonier Advanced Materials Delays Strategic Review to Q1 2027 Amid U.S. Tariff Impacts

Rayonier Advanced Materials Delays Strategic Review to Q1 2027 Amid U.S. Tariff Impacts