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And delegations from Ukraine and Russia meet.

WASHIGNTON, Feb. 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Edelman Global Advisory (EGA) today announced Everett Eissenstat as Chair of North America and Global Tr...

/PRNewswire/ -- Edelman Global Advisory (EGA) today announced Everett Eissenstat as Chair of North America and Global Trade Lead, effective March 1, 2022. EGA,...

One of Ukraine’s top lobbyists has been working the Hill to lay the groundwork for sanctions on Russia’s energy sector.

Everett Eissenstat has joined Edelman Global Advisory as North America chair and global trade lead.

View Comments Detroit — General Motors Co. is adding a new layer of public policy directing as it further deepens its electric-vehicle transformation.  The Detroit automaker said Friday that Craig Glidden, GMs executive vice president and general counsel, will assume responsibility for global public policy on June 1. Glidden, in the newly created role of executive vice president of global public policy, will oversee the selection of a new senior executive for the policy department; that...

Overview Join us for our 51st Annual Washington Conference on the Americas which will take place on Tuesday, May 4, with remarks by senior U.S. government officials and thought leaders from across the Western Hemisphere to discuss a new way forward in the Americas in 2021 and beyond.  Our May 4 virtual event will be the first opportunity for participants to hear directly from the new Biden administration on their hemispheric policy agenda and initiatives to collaborate with regional partner...

Trump moves to crack down on China trade with $60 billion in tariffs on imported products Trump moves to crack down on China trade with $60 billion in tariffs on imported productsby wpjljron Thursday, March 22nd, 2018.Trump moves to crack down on China trade with $60 billion in tariffs on imported productsPresident Trump took the first steps toward imposing tariffs on $60 billion in Chinese goods and limiting China’s ability to invest in the U.S. technology industry Thursday, saying the moves...

Forbes editor warns against hiring officials who continuously lied for Donald Trump. Some Trump staffers are worried about their next job.