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Hornets Waive No. 8 Pick Dillingham Two Days After Trade
Charlotte acquired Rob Dillingham from Chicago on Sept. 26 but released him before he played a game for the franchise.

EU Proposes Limit on Chinese Hybrid Car Exports to Ease Trade Deficit
Brussels seeks to cap Chinese hybrid vehicle sales at 15 percent of the EU market as officials warn of unsustainable trade imbalance.
Trump's Beef Tariff Pause Starts Republican Backlash
President Trump suspended tariffs on imported ground beef for 90 days to lower grocery costs, but ranchers and GOP politicians say the move will devastate domestic producers.
Canada Erects 'Lake Ontario' Sign to Defy Trump Renaming Order
Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled a large billboard near Grimsby affirming the lake's original name after President Donald Trump directed U.S. federal agencies to rename it 'Lake America.'
Trump Eases Beef Tariffs for 90 Days as Farm State Republicans Push Back
President Trump announced a temporary deal allowing 300,000 metric tons of imported ground beef at a 25 percent discount, drawing opposition from Republican senators in cattle country.
Canada's Retaliatory Tariffs Target U.S. Steel, Dairy, Electronics
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Sept. 8 tariffs matching Trump's 50 percent levies on Canadian goods after trade negotiations collapsed.
Trump Pauses Canada Tariffs Hours Before Deadline
President Donald Trump halted 50 percent tariffs on $20 billion in Canadian imports, citing a new agreement after intense negotiations.
Mexico Weighs Broader China Trade Curbs as U.S. Pressure Mounts
Four people familiar with the matter say Mexico is weighing new import restrictions and higher tariffs on selected Chinese goods as bilateral talks with Washington stall.

China's State Buyers Fulfill 12 MMT U.S. Soybean Pledge as Private Crushers Stay Out
Sinograin and COFCO drove all purchases under the late-October trade truce; private crushers continue to favor cheaper Brazilian and Argentine supplies.

Rhine, Danube Hit Record Lows, Cutting Energy Output and Lifting Freight Costs
Drought-driven low water levels on Europe's key rivers are halting chemical and oil shipments, forcing nuclear plants to cut output and driving up transport costs.

Hong Kong Gold Imports Hit Decade High in June on China Demand, New Clearing System
Physical gold flows into Hong Kong surged to their highest level since late 2014, driven by mainland Chinese demand and preparations for the city's new clearing system.
Trump Tariffs Put GOP Incumbents on Defense in Swing States
Rising import costs are straining manufacturers and consumers in Pennsylvania and Michigan, forcing Republican lawmakers to defend an unpopular trade agenda ahead of November.
Trump Tariffs Draw Allied Rebuke as EU, Canada Threaten Retaliation
European and Canadian officials called new U.S. import duties unjustified and pledged counter-measures targeting American agricultural and manufacturing exports.
Trump's 100% Generic Drug Tariffs: Who Wins, Who Pays
President Trump's plan to impose 100 percent tariffs on imported generic drugs by 2028 would double prices for medications that fill nine of 10 U.S. prescriptions.
Merz Condemns Iran Strikes on UAE as Europe's Energy Math Shifts
The German stance signals a hardening European position against Tehran, impacting regional stability and global energy supply lines

U.S. Diplomats Destroy China IDs Before Beijing Departure
The move by embassy and consular personnel signals a hardening U.S. stance toward Beijing, preparing for a potential breakdown in bilateral relations
Trump's China Trip Delivers Few Trade Wins Despite Lobby Push
President concluded Beijing visit with minor deals, leaving U.S. businesses without promised market access despite millions spent lobbying
Old Rivals Play Nice as Billions Hang in Balance
A week of diplomatic theater between two rival nations masked deep economic divisions that threaten billions in global trade
Trump Calls China Visit a Success as Corporate Lobbying Pays Off
President's positive remarks signal victory for U.S. businesses that spent millions pushing for trade de-escalation

Trump Claims China Deal: Soybeans, Energy, Boeing Jets on the Table
President Trump announced China committed to large purchases of U.S. soybeans, energy products and aircraft, aiming to ease trade tensions

Trump Secures China Deal—Billions Flow to U.S. Farmers, Boeing
President Trump announced China committed to new purchases of U.S. soybeans, energy products and Boeing aircraft, benefiting domestic industries

Trump Invites Xi to White House—Big Tech, Wall Street See Opportunity
President Trump extended a formal invitation to Chinese President Xi Jinping for a Sept. 24 visit, a move that could ease trade tensions and open new markets for U.S. corporations
Trump Hosts Brazil President as Energy, Agriculture Industries Seek Access
The White House meeting between President Trump and Brazil's leader draws lobbying from U.S. energy companies and agricultural exporters seeking market access
State Department Cuts Foreign Service Officers, Raises Trade Concerns
The State Department's move to cut hundreds of foreign service officers affects U.S. business interests abroad
Eagles Land Greenard in $100M Blockbuster Deal, Cementing Super Bowl Aspirations
Philadelphia aggressively secures premier edge rusher Jerry Greenard for five years, signaling an all-in strategy to dominate the NFC and make a deep playoff push.