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    May 6 Trade Update: U.S. Trade Negotiations with China

    Written by Lewis Leibowitz


    Trade attorney Lewis Leibowitz has been gracious in offering our readers his take on trade issues on almost a daily basis. With the wide variety of trade issues confronting U.S. companies it is very difficult to stay on top of those that might affect your company, either today (such as Section 232 tariffs, AD/CVD duties) or in the future (NAFTA negotiations, Chinese negotiations and more). Here is what Leibowitz shared with us this afternoon:

    Last week seven senior trade officials went to China to “negotiate” on trade issues.  The agenda was ambitious—some might say too ambitious to expect progress on any issue.

    Lewis Leibowitz, SMU Contributor

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