Editor's Insight: RIP: TPP – but other trade deals are in the offing
China will push its alternative pan-Asia trade pact at this week's Apec leaders' summit.
The White House has officially ended the chances of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) being ratified by the US Congress.
President Obama had planned to initiate congressional approval for the TPP deal this week but was told by Republican leaders on Friday that it would not be considered before
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Editor's Insight: RIP: TPP – but other trade deals are in the offing
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