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Brendan McGivern, executive partner at White & Case Geneva, tells CNBC why the United States is behind most trade disputes brought to the World Trade Organization.
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Brendan McGivern, executive partner at White & Case Geneva, tells CNBC why the United States is behind most trade disputes brought to the World Trade Organization.
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Kim Hayward, international advisory partner at BDO, explains to CNBC the current global outlook for investment opportunities.
About Trade Links
In the wake of the 2008 financial crash, export volumes have plunged around the world to far below pre-crisis levels—and the problem is expected to only get worse as spending drops in the developed world and calls for protectionism grow louder virtually everywhere. What does that mean for multinational businesses, and how does it affect investors’ portfolios? More than ever, it’s critical for executives and investors alike to understand the risks and rewards of global trade. CNBC will investigate this question through interviews with government officials, corporate leaders and industry experts, appearing weekly on “Worldwide Exchange” every Monday at 10:50 a.m. CET (4:40 a.m. New York time).
Contact Trade Links
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Email: worldwide@cnbc.com
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Showtimes
United States
Mondays 4:40a ETAsia
Mondays 17:00 SIN/HKEurope
Mondays 10:50 CET
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Westgate co-hosts CNBC's worldwide daily business news programme, "Worldwide Exchange," live from London.