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Volkswagen Korea chief wins third term as KAIDA chair
BusinessKorea Herald6d ago

Volkswagen Korea chief wins third term as KAIDA chair

Till Scheer, president and CEO of Volkswagen Group Korea, has been reappointed as chair of the Korea Automobile Importers & Distributors Association for a third consecutive term, the association said Thursday. KAIDA announced that Scheer was elected as its 17th chair at a general meeting held at a Seoul hotel earlier in the day. Having already served as the 15th and 16th chair, he will lead the association for another two-year term. Scheer has extensive experience in the automotive sector across

Serbian Professor Calls for Ban on GMO Food Imports
Environmentdanas8d ago

Serbian Professor Calls for Ban on GMO Food Imports

Professor Miladin Ševarlić from the Faculty of Agriculture in Belgrade has urged an urgent ban on imports of meat, milk, eggs, and their derivatives unless importers provide certificates confirming no genetically modified organisms (GMO) were used.

NAFDAC restates ban on multi-dose anti-malaria suspension
HealthPremium Times4d ago

NAFDAC restates ban on multi-dose anti-malaria suspension

The directive applies to all brands of multi-dose artemether/lumefantrine dry powder for oral suspension and to all manufacturers and importers. The post NAFDAC restates ban on multi-dose anti-malaria suspension appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Trump's tariff back-and-forth keeps CEOs on edge
PoliticsBusiness Insider5d ago

Trump's tariff back-and-forth keeps CEOs on edge

"The tariff thing you got to play almost day by day," grocer Stew Leonard Jr. said. Mario Tama/Getty Images The Supreme Court struck down one set of tariffs last week, only for the Trump administration to slap new ones on. Importers should generally see slightly lower duties, but CEOs aren't banking on big savings. Companies large and small say they're in wait-and-see mode while the changes shake out. When the Supreme Court struck down a major pillar of President Donald Trump's tariff polic...

Tariffs Create Uncertainty for Small Businesses
BusinessNYT1d ago

Tariffs Create Uncertainty for Small Businesses

Small businesses, including chocolate makers and fig-paste importers, are facing renewed uncertainty due to tariffs, particularly concerning whether they can seek refunds for tariffs invalidated by the Supreme Court.

Trump tariff refunds may reach companies but what about consumers?
FinanceTimes of India7d ago

Trump tariff refunds may reach companies but what about consumers?

The US Supreme Court has ordered the refund of $134 billion in tariffs collected under Trump's administration. However, consumers, who indirectly bore the cost through higher prices, are unlikely to receive any of these refunds. Instead, the reimbursements will go to importers who initially paid the levies.