Associated Press June 3, 2008 The United States said Tuesday that visitors from closely allied countries like Britain and Japan will soon have to register personal details online at least three days before arrival. more
Forbes June 3, 2008 The dollar was stable against the euro ahead of a raft of speeches due from U.S. and European central bankers on Tuesday afternoon. more
Associated Press June 3, 2008 As U.S. regulators introduced tougher rules for commodity traders, European finance ministers said Tuesday that they would examine ways to curb speculators who drove food and oil prices higher in commodity markets, in a bid to rein in costs that have lifted inflation in Europe and around the world. more
MarketWatch May 28, 2008 The European Union and the U.S. traded blows on Wednesday over tariffs imposed by the EU on goods that the U.S. believes are covered by a duty-free agreement for technology products. more
Boston Globe June 1, 2008 President Bush travels to Europe this month to participate in the US-European Union Summit and to visit key partners, including France, Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom. These summits are likely to produce joint declarations of “bon amie” and official statements that the drift in the trans-Atlantic relationship is diminished. […]