Foreign direct investment

British WTO candidate woos Europe with job promise

'Diversity is strength': WTO candidate

Pandemic could be 'kiss of death' for managed trade: WTO candidate

Nicolai Tangen, Norway's trillion dollar man

US panned for 'politicising' WTO interim chief process

WTO to open nominations for next director on June 8

Bangladesh, buoyed by its garment industry, is gradually becoming an economic power

The EU's trade commissioner characterized the trade deal as "managed" trade, not free trade.

The strange case of 91 profitable Fortune 500 companies paying zero taxes on U.S. income in 2018 had been revealed in a study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.

The World Trade Organization's capacity to settle international disputes, a core function throughout the body's 25-year history, is on the brink of collapse following relentless U.S. opposition.

Long associated with poverty Bangladesh has dramatically improved its economy and become a new hub of foreign investment.

China and the U.S. are in a trade dispute over Obama-era tariffs on Chinese goods such as solar panels and wind towers.

Despite being widely dubbed "French", fries are a prized product in Belgium

China has long promised to further open up its economy but has, until recently, dragged its feet in implementing the moves

Boris Johnson unveiled his final Brexit plans and told the European Union that Britain will walk away from the bloc without a deal if it does not accept his terms

The World Trade Organization warned that the U.S. - China trade war was taking its toll on the global economy.

Conscious of China's ambitions with its Belt and Road programme, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker inked their accord on coordinating major projects connecting Europe and Asia

Conscious of China's ambitions with its Belt and Road programme, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker inked their accord on coordinating major projects connecting Europe and Asia

Washington's additional 15 percent tariffs affected a portion of the $300 billion in goods from China that so far had been spared -- and prompted China's complaint to the World Trade Organization

China and the US have been embroiled in a bruising year-long trade war, and now Beijing has lodged a complaint with the World Trade Organization

China's massive trade infrastructure investment programme

The wealth fund is to finance the Norwegian welfare state when oil money runs out

"American-Made' should trump "American-Owned."

The United States is requesting that a World Trade Organization dispute resolution panel get involved in a clash over international retaliation over U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum.

China will ask the World Trade Organization (WTO) next week for permission to impose sanctions on the United States, for Washington’s non-compliance with a ruling in a dispute over U.S. dumping duties, a meeting agenda showed on Tuesday.

The request is likely to lead to years of legal wrangling over the case for sanctions and the amount.

China told the World Trade Organization’s dispute settlement body on Monday that U.S. accusations that Beijing forced companies to hand over technology as a cost of doing business in China were groundless.

Russia's budget deficit has swollen as oil prices fell sharply from 2014 and the West imposed sanctions over the Ukraine crisis.

Beijing has begun military drills scheduled to finish July 11, a day before the Permanent Court of Arbitration rules in the territorial dispute between China and the Philippines.

Asia’s third-largest economy announced new rules for foreign direct investment Monday that make it easier to invest in some sectors, including single-brand retail.