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How can exporters better understand, reduce exposure to, and mitigate business risks? We spoke with 5 global trade leaders and gained new insights.
Yvonne Luker, Global Chamber
A very special fashion show was conducted on February 20th by the Maryland RMI (Regional Manufacturing Institute) at the American Visionary Art Museum. It was a fun and fascinating event…
Mi Jeong Hibbitts, Global Chamber Baltimore/Washington
For the US-Africa by USAID on Inner Harbor gathered leaders from public and private sectors in both the US and Africa discussed ways to foster trade ties.
Mi Jeong Hibbitts, Global Chamber Baltimore/Washington
On Brunei's National Day, exports are crude oil, natural gas and garments, and imports are machinery and transport equipment, manufactured goods, food and chemicals
Mi Jeong Hibbitts, Global Chamber Baltimore/Washington
We spoke with three experts on importing processes, and ways to optimize success in 2020. From foreign exchange, to talent and more. Listen in!
Doug Bruhnke, Global Chamber
Thank you everyone who attended our Global Chamber® Lunar New Year Business Luncheon yesterday. Let's be global and UNSTOPPABLE in the Year of the Rat!
Mi Jeong Hibbitts, Global Chamber Baltimore/Washington
U.S.Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) led a Reverse Trade Mission to the USA on the topic of "Vietnam Advanced Technologies For Power Transmission”.
Mi Jeong Hibbitts, Global Chamber Baltimore/Washington
The State of Maryland hosted a delegation of European Union ambassadors and officials to celebrate EU-Maryland's close connections and strong economic ties.
Mi Jeong Hibbitts, Global Chamber Baltimore/Washington
China Trade War Updates Including USTR Opening Exclusion Process for Tranche 4A Tariffs.
Mark Heusel, Dickinson Wright
Thunderbird is offering a significant scholarship for Global Chamber® members for the new Executive Master of Arts in Global Affairs & Management (EMAGAM) starting January.
Mi Jeong Hibbitts, Global Chamber Baltimore/Washington
USTR announced that on October 31, 2019 it will begin accepting tariff exclusion requests for Chinese products classified within the next round of Section 301 tariffs.
Mark Heusel, Dickinson Wright
International Trade Update (22nd Edition) 国际贸易新闻 (第22期) On Friday, trade delegations from China and the United States continued a second day of bilateral meetings in the US capitol. The day…
Mark Heusel, Dickinson Wright
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