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DOE v. STAPLES INC. et al
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March 25, 2013
Staples, Target Dodge Chinese Pencil Duties Suit
A Washington federal judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit claiming Staples Inc., OfficeMax Inc. and Target Corp. defrauded the U.S. government out of duty payments by importing Chinese pencils through other countries.
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August 14, 2012
Staples Says Pencil Duties Suit Unsupported By Facts
Staples Inc. pressed a Washington federal judge Monday to erase the company from a suit alleging it and others imported Chinese-produced pencils through other countries to avoid paying duties, arguing the complaint doesn't claim any facts showing Staples' pencils were manufactured in China.
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May 02, 2012
Staples, Target, OfficeMax Accused Of Skirting Pencil Duties
Staples Inc., Target Corp. and OfficeMax Inc. imported Chinese-produced pencils into the U.S. that had been transshipped through other countries to avoid paying high anti-dumping duties, according to a complaint unsealed Tuesday in Washington federal court.