Items Tagged with 'Trade Adjustment Assistance'

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel on Wednesday night met a group of visiting officials representing wheat, corn, poultry, and other sectors of U.S. agriculture.

The House and Senate will soon start negotiating differences between their two approaches to increase U.S. competitiveness abroad. 

The House of Representatives Friday narrowly approved the America COMPETES Act, pushing the legislation that is supposed to make the U.S. more competitive with China closer to enactment. While similar to the Senate version passed last summer, the House bill – passed with a 222-210 vote – includes significant differences such as the inclusion of the Ocean Shipping Reform Act as well as reauthorizes and alters the Trade Adjustment Assistance and Generalized System of Preferences programs.