International Trade Archive » December, 2010

International Trade - December, 2010

118 articles

• International Trade Rulings Of '10 Set Battle Stage
• International Trade Cases To Watch In 2011
• International Trade Policy To Watch In 2011
• Considering New Expert Disclosure Requirements
• OECD Hammers Out New Aircraft Export Credit Deal
• Target, Walgreen Dodge China Duty On Pencil Imports
• China Thumbs Nose At US Gripes Over Wind Subsidies
• China Opens Dumping Probe Into Photo Paper
• Trade Nominees Remain In Limbo As Senate Adjourns
• Samsung Imports Don't Infringe Capacitor IP: Judge
• Congress' Inaction Dooms Trade Preference Extension
• Halliburton Says Nigeria Bribery Deal Is Only $35M
• PPG Unit Fined $3M For Pakistan Nuclear Plant Exports
• WTO Orders Australia To Revise NZ Apple Policy
• US Fights Chinese Wind Power Grants In WTO
• Dow Corning Loses Bid To Import Duty-Free Silicon
• House Strikes Blow At Airbus Tanker Bid
• UK Court Fines BAE In Tanzania Payments Probe
• House Sends Tweaked Food Safety Bill To Obama
• Bill Aims To Boost Customs' Duty Enforcement Power
• Latin Node Faces Bribery Charges Over Telecom Deal
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Tessera Win Over Chip Patent
• UAE Cos. Dumped PET Film, Commerce Says
• US Places New Sanctions On Iranian Banks
• Stays Without Borders In Chapter 15?
• Trade Bill Blocked Over Sleeping Bag Duties
• Brazil Poised For Victory In OJ Dumping Fight
• Chinese Garlic Cos. Lose Fight Over Duty Rates
• Bill Seeks Overhaul Of Global Drug Safety Rules
• ITC Launches 337 Probe Into Microsoft's Xbox
• Saipem To Pay Nigeria $32M To End Gas Project Probe
• Obama Vows To Back Colombia, Panama Trade Deals
• Senate Approves Food Safety Bill Again
• The UK's Fast Lane For IP Enforcement
• Obama Signs $858B Tax Bill With Ethanol Credits
• Garmin Didn't Infringe GPS Patents, ITC Judge Says
• Halliburton Settles Bribery Case For $250M
• Ford Loses Bid To Reclaim $2.6M In Harbor Taxes
• Food Co. Faces $2.3M Fine For Non-NAFTA Peanuts
• Supreme Court Split: Costco V. Omega
• HP Kickback Probe Widens To More European Countries
• US Looks To Sharpen Anti-Dumping Reviews
• ITC Blocks Imports Of Mexican Caskets
• DNS Seeks To Drop ITC Case Against Dell, Others
• 5 Strategies For Avoiding Wiki Situations
• China Promises To Beef Up IP Enforcement, USTR Says
• EU Trade Deal With Canada On Track For 2011
• Bill Aims To Extend Trade Programs, Slash Duties
• ITA Retains Duties On Mexican Steel Pipe Cos.
• Tax Compromise Passes Senate With Ethanol Credits
• US May Face Rare Earth Metal Shortage, DOE Says
• US Wants NAFTA Gas Duty Challenge Nixed
• DOD Urged To Weigh Airbus Subsidies In Tanker War
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Duties On Indian Lined Paper
• Korean Steel Cos. Dumped Pipe In US, ITA Says
• EU Launches Probe Into Greek Cereal Aid
• Chinese IP Violations Threaten US Profits, ITC Says
• China Fights WTO Approval Of US Tire Duties
• When Is Modifying Trade Exclusion Orders Appropriate?
• Yemen Edges Closer To WTO Entry With US Trade Pact
• RAE To Pay DOJ $1.7M In Chinese Bribery Case
• WTO Panel Tosses China's Challenge To US Tire Duties
• Weir To Pay £14M Over Iraq Oil-For-Food Kickbacks
• Justices Won't Review $16M Fuji Win In Camera IP Suit
• FCPA Due Diligence: The New Normal
• High Court Split Over 1st-Sale Rule In Costco Suit
• Legislators Wants 'Meaningful' Chinese Trade Efforts
• RAE Pays SEC $1.2M To Settle China Bribe Claims
• NSK Wins Partial Remand Of Ball Bearings Duty Order
• EU, India Plan To Finish FTA By Spring 2011
• Remy Targets 8 Cos. In 337 Suit Over Starter Patents
• Dems Offer Tax Cuts To Extend Clean Energy Programs
• ITA Hits Taiwanese Cos. With 4.3% Duty On Steel Sheet
• Considering CFIUS' Annual Report to Congress
• Fed. Circ. Backs CIT Ruling In Asian Saw Blades Suit
• White House Unveils Export Control Reform Proposals
• Chinese Cos. Knew Of Honey Dumping, Commerce Says
• ITC To Probe Rolls-Royce Turbine Blades
• Georgia-Pacific Drops 2 From Paper Towel 337 Case
• Estee Lauder Challenge To Cosmetic Kit Tariffs Lives
• ITA Issues Final Duty Of 26% On Vietnamese Shrimp
• New Law Could Cost Furniture Group Millions, Suit Says
• Chinese Pencils Subject To Lower Duties, Target Says
• ITC To Conduct Sunset Review Of Korean PET Film
• ITC Ends Pipe Fitting Duties On Japan, Others
• Halliburton, KBR Deny New Nigerian Graft Charges
• Pride Int'l Unit Settles Bribery Claims For $56M
• China Faults WTO Over Ruling On US Double Duties
• Russia Moves Closer To WTO Entry With EU Deal
• Sharing Is Caring In DOJ's View Of FCPA Cooperation
• Sens. Propose Tougher Sanctions On Iran Dealings
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Horizon Win In Repairs Duty Case
• Importer Files CIT Suit Over 100% Duties On Rusks
• Louis Vuitton Seeks 337 Probe Of Chinese, Calif. Cos.
• Ex-KBR Exec Pleads Guilty To Nigeria Bribes
• Enviro Compliance Abroad: The China Conundrum
• 108% Markup Stays On Chinese Petroleum Wax Candles
• Anti-Dumping Probes Decline In 2010, WTO Says
• US, South Korea Reach Tentative Trade Pact
• ITC OKs Probe Into China's Wood Flooring Imports
• WTO Scolds EU Over Chinese Screw Duties
• US Cos. Demand Higher Duties On Chinese Carbon
• China Appeals WTO Ruling On US Double Duties
• Attys Begin To Let Guard Down Over First-Sale Rule
• US Calls On China To Open Markets Further
• NAFTA Sends Mexico Light-Walled Pipe Row Back To ITC
• 9th Circ. Nixes Suit Over US-Canada Lumber Deal
• CIT Upholds Indian Stainless Steel Bar Duties
• Rambus Goes After Broadcom, LSI In Latest IP Suits
• House Sends Asian Carp Bill To White House
• The Effect Of Sentencing Guidelines Amendments
• EU, India Near Settlement In Drug Seizure Row
• ITC Takes Up Enforcement Proceeding Against SiRF
• ITC To Probe Duties On Urea From Russia, Ukraine
• Iran Faces New Sanctions As Nuclear Talks Begin
• ITC Upholds Duties On Chinese Wooden Furniture
• US, South Korea Resume Trade Agreement Talks
• The Trans Pacific Partnership Needs Japan