Government And Institutions

Ferragamo undeterred by US import tax proposal

The new CEO of the Salvatore Ferragamo luxury leather goods and fashion house says the prospect of a possible new tax on imports into the U.S. won't deter his growth strategy in the country.

US reconsiders reporting rule on Congo 'conflict minerals'

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is reconsidering its rule requiring public companies to report their use of minerals from Congo, where multiple armed groups have stakes in the vast country's trillion-dollar mineral wealth.

US reconsiders reporting rule on Congo 'conflict minerals'

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is reconsidering its rule requiring public companies to report their use of minerals from Congo, where multiple armed groups have stakes in the vast country's trillion-dollar mineral wealth.

Lockheed, Pentagon Announce $8.5 Billion F-35 Order

The Department of Defense and Lockheed Martin Corp announced on Friday an agreement worth about $8.5 billion for 90 F-35 jets, the lowest price to date for the Pentagon's most expensive program.

South Korea's Samsung mulls building US appliance factory

South Korea's Samsung Electronics says it's considering building a factory to make household appliances in the United States amid industry concerns about potential protectionist trade policies under the administration of President Donald Trump.

South Korea's Samsung mulls building US appliance factory

South Korea's Samsung Electronics says it's considering building a factory to make household appliances in the United States amid industry concerns about potential protectionist trade policies under the administration of President Donald Trump.

US airlines renew campaign to rein in Gulf carriers

Leaders of the three biggest U.S. airlines are seeking to meet with new Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to revive their stalled complaint that rivals from the Middle East are getting unfair government subsidies.