Marcl Busch News Today

Today, a letter signed by a coalition of top academics opposing the Biden Administration’s efforts to exercise march-in rights under the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980 was sent to the White House.

The government's watering-down of intellectual property protections is nothing new.

Waivers remove intellectual property protections globally

The Biden administration likes to distinguish between “traditional free trade agreements” and its “21st century trade framework.”

Beggar-thy-neighbor spending on green tech is the problem and not the answer to climate change.

The global rivalry over manufacturing and recycling EVs will test relations among allies and adversaries alike.

The “China tariffs” are under review. The U.S. trade representative (USTR) is looking into whether President Trump’s Section 301 tariffs, which remain in place under President Biden, are “effective” or not. No need to wait for the study. The answer has long been clear: No.

To win over the left and right, look for Macron to ramp up protectionism against agricultural imports.

The Trading System Preservation Act observes that “new sectoral agreements” would “reinvigorate the multilateral trading system and advance [US] interests.”

If you haven’t heard of Europe’s ACI, you’re not alone. It didn’t receive much attention until China launched a trade war with Lithuania.