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ENTERTAINMENT

Taylor Swift sued for trademark infringement over latest album title "The Life of a Showgirl"

Tuesday, Mar 31

Taylor Swift faces a lawsuit over trademark infringement concerning her album "The Life of a Showgirl," impacting her brand and a Las Vegas performer.

ECONOMY

WTO Talks End in Deadlock Over E-Commerce Moratorium and Reform Initiatives

Tuesday, Mar 31

WTO talks in Yaounde concluded without agreement on e-commerce duties, marking a significant setback for global trade initiatives.

ECONOMY

EU-Mercosur Trade Deal Set to Begin Provisional Application on May 1

Monday, Mar 23

The EU-Mercosur trade deal will provisionally start on May 1, eliminating tariffs on over 90% of trade.

ECONOMY

Trump's China Visit Delayed Amid Ongoing Iran Conflict and Trade Talks

Wednesday, Mar 18

Trump's visit to China is postponed due to the Iran conflict, with opportunities for further trade discussions anticipated ahead of his rescheduled trip.

ECONOMY

US and China Engage in Trade Talks in Paris Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit

Monday, Mar 16

US and China engage in trade talks in Paris to pave the way for the upcoming Trump-Xi summit over agriculture and minerals.

ECONOMY

US launches Section 301 investigations over forced labor involving 60 countries

Friday, Mar 13

The US initiates investigations under Section 301 against 60 countries to tackle forced labor issues affecting American trade.

ECONOMY

China's Exports Surge 21.8% in Early 2026 Despite Trade Tensions

Tuesday, Mar 10

China's exports rose by 21.8% in January-February 2026, boosting its economy despite ongoing trade tensions.

ECONOMY

U.S. Customs to Implement Tariff Refund System in 45 Days Following Supreme Court Ruling

Saturday, Mar 07

U.S. Customs prepares a system to process tariff refunds in 45 days, impacting 330,000 importers after Supreme Court strikes down previous tariffs.

ECONOMY

U.S. States Launch Legal Challenge Against Trump's New Global Tariffs

Friday, Mar 06

Twenty-four U.S. states are challenging the legality of President Trump's newly imposed tariffs following a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated previous duties.