The first day of deliberations saw a flurry of notes from the jury and Combs and his supporters bowing their heads in prayer in the courtroom—but no verdict.
After six weeks of stalling, Beijing renews promise to unblock rare-earth flows; analysts warn any new holdup could inflame an already tense trade standoff.
Imports of Chinese vanillin were found to be unfairly priced and subsidized, causing harm to the American industry, U.S. International Trade Commission said.
The first day of deliberations saw a flurry of notes from the jury and Combs and his supporters bowing their heads in prayer in the courtroom—but no verdict.
After six weeks of stalling, Beijing renews promise to unblock rare-earth flows; analysts warn any new holdup could inflame an already tense trade standoff.
Imports of Chinese vanillin were found to be unfairly priced and subsidized, causing harm to the American industry, U.S. International Trade Commission said.