The US Department of Commerce has finalized tariffs as high as 3,403.96% on solar products from four Southeast Asian countries, according to a statement released Monday. The department said final ...

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On April 1, the Department ... Commerce Secretary to withdraw the Biden administration’s AI Diffusion Rule (AIDR), which they argue creates “complex restrictions on the purchase of US ...

The US Department of Commerce, as part of an annual review process, plans to hike the duties from 14.4% to 34.45%, according to published and unpublished filings in the Federal Register.

The US-Qatar Business Council (USQBC), in collaboration with the US Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration (ITA), successfully hosted Business Circles: SelectUSA 2025 ...

Image: Flickr. The US Department of Commerce (DOC) has issued anti-dumping and anti-subsidy tariffs against solar cell imports from Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and Cambodia. In its final ...

American shop shelves, aisles and racks could be empty in a few weeks as imports slow, according to Apollo Global ...

The US Department of Commerce published its final anti-dumping and countervailing duty tariff rates against solar PV (crystalline photovoltaic)-related imports from four Southeast Asian countries.

The commerce department has also started consultations with the domestic industry and exporters to gauge the impact of the tariffs announced by the US. In a press communication released by the ...

The sector's move comes after the US Department of Commerce announced the new duties following a yearlong investigation into anti-competitive exports from Southeast Asia linked to Chinese companies.

The only exceptions were the Middle East (+17.7%) and eastern Europe (+1.5%), according to the latest data released by the US Department of Commerce. Focusing on air travel alone, the numbers ...