United States — United States Trade Representative & Alphabet Inc.

United States — United States Trade Representative: The United States — United States Trade Representative is actively involved in finalizing the interim trade deal with India and has proposed additional tariffs on goods from 60 countries, including India, due to concerns about forced labor.

Alphabet Inc.: Alphabet Inc. (Google) has made significant data center investment commitments in India, reflecting growing confidence in India's economic ecosystem and contributing to the expanding investment flows between the two countries.

United States — United States Trade Representative: USTR Jamieson Greer is the recipient of Warren's letter and will play a key role in negotiating USMCA terms.

Alphabet Inc.: Alphabet Inc., through CCIA, is lobbying against AI transparency rules that could require source code disclosure.

United States — United States Trade Representative: The USTR is tasked with the Section 301 investigation, which could lead to tariffs on EU goods.

Alphabet Inc.: Directly fined and ordered to change practices. May appeal, but must comply within 60 days or face further penalties.

United States — United States Trade Representative: USTR conducted the forced labor investigation and implemented the tariffs, adding product exemptions and adjusting rates based on country actions.

Alphabet Inc.: Alphabet's Google was fined by the European Commission, which Greer cited as risking transatlantic trade stability.