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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry shakes hands with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, right, and U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker stand by their sides at Modi's residence in New Delhi, India, Friday, Aug. 1, 2014. Kerry is on a three-day visit, his first following the resounding election win of Modi in May. (AP Photo/Lucas Jackson, Pool)
Business

Global trade deal goes back to drawing board

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Dominion Energy's Cove Point LNG Terminal in Lusby, Md. The company used the liquefied natural gas terminal on the Chesapeake Bay to import natural gas for years. Now, thanks to a boom in natural gas fueled by hydraulic fracturing, Dominion has contracts to export natural gas to Japan and India. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen)
Energy and Environment

Natural gas exports will have to wait until September

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Depending on who you talk to, the Ex-Im Bank is either a financial support that U.S. exporters need to compete globally — or government interference in the private-sector lending market, primarily helping big companies that don’t need it. (Getty Images File)
Economy

The pros and cons of reauthorizing the Export-Import Bank

Carla Kalogeridis -
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Fair Trade brings big sales and a clear conscience
Business

Fair Trade brings big sales and a clear conscience

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In this Saturday, July 19, 2014, photo provided by Stone Brewing Co., Stone Brewing Co. CEO and Co-founder Greg Koch, center, toasts the crowd after announcing the Escondido, Calif., brewery's plan to build a brewery and bistro in Berlin. Stone Brewing Co. is spending about $25 million to renovate a historic gas works building into a brewery, packaging and distribution center, restaurant and garden set to open late next year. Stone Brewing Co., one of the top 10 biggest craft breweries in the U.S., will make beer for its bistro and distribution throughout Germany and Europe. (AP Photo/Stone Brewing Co., Frederik Ferschke)
Business

Thirst for US craft beer grows overseas

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FILE - This undated 2010 file handout photo provided by AquaBounty Technologies shows two same-age salmon, a genetically modified salmon, rear, and a non-genetically modified salmon, foreground. Visions of chlorine-drenched chickens and the prospect of genetically modified
Business

US-EU trade talks sour amid chlorine chicken fears

Juergen Baetz -
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If you’ve got a small business, odds are the Export-Import Bank isn’t helping you
Columnists

If you’ve got a small business, odds are the Export-Import Bank isn’t helping you

Veronique de Rugy -
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, third right, U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew, second right, and U.S. Ambassador to China Max Baucus, second left, tour the Badaling section of the Great Wall of China with Chen Fei, left, deputy director of the Badaling Great Wall Special District, and Guo Jiaqiang, right, deputy director of the Badaling Foreign Affairs Office, in Beijing, July 8, 2014. (AP Photo/Jim Bourg, Pool)
Business

US, China vow to improve cooperation

Bradley Klapper -
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Trade body issues mixed ruling in US-China dispute
Business

Trade body issues mixed ruling in US-China dispute

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The reality is that the oil the U.S. produces does not match its refining capacity, and the reason the administration is testing the waters is because overturning the 40-year ban on exports would bring American voters the lower gasoline prices, more jobs and stable global environment that they want. (AP Photo)
Energy and Environment

Allowing crude oil exports will benefit Americans

Guy Caruso -
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