President Joe Biden’s administration will apply new tariffs to steel and aluminum shipments diverted through Mexico in a bid to prevent China from circumventing existing levies through so-called transshipment.

The American Forest and Paper Association is pushing the European Union to delay implementation of a pending law aimed at ensuring supply chains designed to produce some key consumer goods aren’t contributing to deforestation.

China is investigating whether the European Union’s spate of actions against the world’s No. 2 economy constitute an illegal barrier to free trade, as the two blocs edge another step closer to a trade war.

US paper makers are warning the European Union that a new law requiring them to trace timber to its origins risks disrupting $3.5 billion of trade and raising prices for diapers, sanitary pads and other hygiene products.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization invited 16 content creators from countries including the UK, Germany and France with followings on TikTok, Instagram and other social-media platforms to attend its summit in Washington on July 9-11. The move is an acknowledgment that the traditional media outlets, which are offering wall-to-wall coverage of the summit, may not be reaching Generation Z.

Foreign-owned manufacturers churned out more vehicles in the US last year than their rivals in Detroit, a first for the market that underscores major shifts in domestic auto production.