International Trade Archive » June, 2011

International Trade - June, 2011

150 articles

• ITC Remands Kodak Patent Battle With Apple, RIM
• Intel, Apple, HP Face ITC Probe Into Microprocessor IP
• UK Expected To Come Down Hard With New Bribery Law
• Hearing On Trade Deals Nixed Amid GOP Boycott
• GAO Finds No US Contractors Aiding Iranian Censorship
• Sony, Samsung Hit With ITC Suit Over Video Analysis IP
• New Orleans Export Co. Cops To Smuggling Hearing Aids
• EU Scrutinizes Export Controls For Dual-Use Items
• US Glycine Makers Urge ITC To Keep Chinese Duties
• Samsung Files ITC Suit In Smartphone IP War With Apple
• Arent Fox Snags Former Judge From Girardi Keese
• Duties On Chinese Paper Clips Still Necessary: ITC
• Fed. Circ. Says Commerce Must Explain Zeroing Policy
• EU, South Korea FTA To Address Nontariff Barriers
• Getting Specific About FCPA Compliance
• IMF Names Christine Lagarde To Replace Strauss-Kahn
• Senate Panel Moves Ahead On Stalled Trade Deals
• Asbestos Kept Off UN Treaty's Hazardous Chemical List
• US Pushes China To Open Markets At Mid-Year Meeting
• US PET Film Cos. Voice Support For Korean Duties
• Samsung, AT&T, Others Hit With Flat-Panel Patent Suits
• Fed. Circ. Revives Dispute Over Canadian Lumber Deal
• Commerce Says Norway Salmon Duties Should Stay
• New Challenges For Compliance Programs
• Specter Of Dismissal Raised In Lindsey FCPA Case
• Canada, S. Korea Near Deal Over Banned Beef
• Philip Morris To Sue Australia Over Packaging Laws
• Another International Patent Cross-Licensing War
• High Court Eases Liability For Foreign-Made Products
• Magyar Telekom Settles SEC's FCPA Probe
• ITC Affirms Garmin Section 337 Win Over Pioneer
• FCPA Enforcement After Lindsey
• New Trade Measures Could Speed Doha Talks: WTO Chief
• ITC To Probe Infringement Of Smartphone Case Patents
• US Business Groups Lambast China Currency Bill
• ITC Says Chinese Steel Cylinder Imports Hurt US Cos.
• How To Make It Rain By Marketing Individual Lawyers
• CPSC Mulls Draft Rule To Reduce Lead In Kids' Products
• ITC Extends Review In Kodak's Case Against Apple, RIM
• Man Linked To Iranian Arms Dealer Gets Probation
• Gabon FCPA Defense Attys Blast Informant At Closing
• Italian Ball Bearing Maker Loses Bid To Lower Duties
• Foreign Defendants Named In Iran Military Parts Case
• Bill Would Torpedo Trade Pacts With Currency Fixers
• Fed. Circ. Sends Chinese Valve Duty Suit Back To CIT
• FBI's Tactics In Gabon FCPA Sting Come Under Fire
• IP Enforcers Call For Wiretaps, Harsher Penalties
• Australia To Strengthen Anti-Dumping Laws
• Commerce Changes Nonmarket Dumping Calculations
• Treasury Tightens Sanctions Against Libyan Banks
• US Wins Judgment In Shell Oil Drawback Fight
• Global Trade Restrictions On Rise, WTO Chief Warns
• Ex-Terra Prez Can't Toss US Witness In Haiti Bribery Case
• FDA Didn't Follow Protocol In Food Recalls: Report
• Italian Polymer Threatens US Market, ITC Says
• License Exception STA Becomes Reality
• 2 Of 3 Chinese Furniture Exporters May Escape Duties
• China's Stance On Silvinit-Uralkali
• Kaneka Sues Over Q10 Supplement Patent In ITC
• Chinese Aluminum Cos. Challenge Parallel Duty Orders
• Broadcom Challenges Freescale-Rambus Patent Deal
• FDA Plans Transformation In Face Of Globalization
• US Correctly Reinstated Steel Duties: Fed. Circ.
• ITC Takes Up CSP's 337 Complaint Against Sued-Chemie
• Peru OKs Green Reforms As Part Of US Trade Deal
• China To Keep Duties On US, Japan Chemical Imports
• EU Unveils Rules To Reinforce Emissions Trading System
• WTO Upholds Philippines Win In Cigarette Tax Dispute
• The Sleeping Giant: CPSIA
• Spansion, Samsung Settle Part Of Flash Memory Suit
• Suit Importer Negligent For CBP Report Omissions: CIT
• US Revamps Export Controls On Products Sent To Allies
• ITC Takes Up Mosaid's 337 Complaint Against Cisco
• Senate Votes To End $6B In Ethanol Subsidies
• US, Colombia Trade Deal Leaves AFL-CIO Worried
• Fed. Circ. Revives CamelBak Fight For Lower Duties
• Turbulence — FTAIA And Air Transportation Claims
• Ex-Im Bank Vows To Match China's Export Financing
• US Should Cut Tariffs On Cheap Home Goods: Study
• EU Proposes Update To Trade Legislation Procedures
• Economic Analysis Of Damages Under FCPA
• Trek 2000 Targets Kingston, Others Over USB Devices
• ITC To Probe Foreign Jet Industry Competition
• CCI Execs Target Travel Act Charges In FCPA Case
• ITC Grants Smith & Wesson's Firearms Probe Request
• Ex-AG Mukasey Tells Lawmakers FCPA Needs Reform
• Ogma Asks ITC To Probe More Cos. Over Tech Imports
• Senate Blocks Move To End $6B In Ethanol Subsidies
• Apple Pays Up To Settle Nokia Patent Suits
• FDA Tightens Rules For Sunscreen Label Claims
• DOC Fights To Keep High Duty On Chinese Magnesium Co.
• FBI Agent Refutes Seeking Glory In Gabon FCPA Case
• ITC Keeps Duties On Chinese Pencils Intact
• Colombia Strengthens Labor Protections To Back FTA
• Cypress Semiconductor Seeks ITC SRAM Probe
• The Submarine Economy
• ITC Backs HP In Ink-Jet Cartridge Patent Suit
• ITC Lifts Steel Duty Orders On Brazil, Japan
• ITC To Shine Light On Lutron Dimmer Switch Claims
• Russia Ends Ban On EU Vegetable Imports
• Commerce Mulls Change To Nonmarket Dumping Duties
• New Bill Aims To Reform Duty Suspensions Process
• An Overview Of Remedies And Relief Under Section 337
• Senate Panel Approves Bill To Fight Seafood Fraud
• Gabon FCPA Informant Told Execs Deal Was Legal: FBI
• Freescale Wants ITC Probe Against Funai, Others
• Chinese Garlic Co. Fights Rescission Of Dumping Review
• EU Lawmakers Worry Over Russia Vegetable Ban
• Gillibrand Calls For Expanded Meat Testing Procedures
• Complications Of Export Certification Requirements
• FCPA Defendants Paid Informant For Consulting Work
• Japan Seeks WTO Involvement In Ontario Green Subsidy
• India Will Keep Subsidizing Acid If Duties End: Commerce
• CIT Upholds Pasta Duties On Italian Exporter
• EU Lawmakers Cite Enviro Worries On Canada Trade Deal
• Turkish Firms May Still Be Dumping Steel Pipe: DOC
• ITC Allows Challenge To Shrimp Anti-Dumping Order
• FCPA Defendants Say Informant Liked Drugs, Prostitutes
• MoFo Sues Funai To Recover $11M In Unpaid Bills
• Export-Import Bank Names Nielsen VP To Top Law Post
• Honeywell Files New GPS Patent Suit Against Furuno
• Freescale Strikes Deal In Rambus Memory Patent Row
• China Ends Wind Turbine Subsidy Program
• Hatch Again Pushes White House To Submit Trade Pacts
• Strauss-Kahn Pleads Not Guilty To Sex Assault Charges
• Pentagon Mulls Elimination Of US Component Test
• ITC Calls For Full Review Of Brass Sheet Duties
• Laundering Charges Trimmed In Gabon FCPA Case
• Steve Madden Sues Customs Over Sex-Based Duties
• Mexico's Tough New Approach To Antitrust Enforcement
• Siemens Sues Samsung, LG Over LED Patents
• Nintendo Can't Get Motiva Docs In Wii IP Case
• Jobs Report Shows Need To Pass Trade Pacts: Hatch
• Grupo's Aguilar Gets Time Served In Lindsey FCPA Case
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Knowles Win In Mic Patent Suit
• Lindsey Manufacturing's FCPA Battle
• ITC To Probe Apple, HP, Others Over Wireless Patents
• Alcatel Finalizes $92M Settlement In FCPA Case
• Canon Settles Toner IP Claims With 20 Cos.
• Zicam Inventor Arrested Over Unapproved Bird Flu Drug
• FBI Agent Details Undercover Role In Gabon FCPA Case
• Ropes & Gray Snags Former Assistant US Atty
• SEC Foreign Bribery Head To Join Simpson Thacher In DC
• Samsung Sues AUO, 3 Customers Over LCD Patents
• Case Study: Bauman V. DaimlerChrysler Corp.
• WTO Adopts Appellate Body Report In Airbus Case
• ITC To Probe LG's Zenith Claims On Sony TV Imports
• Witness Grilled On Plea Deal In Gabon FCPA Case
• Chinese Nationals Plead Guilty To Illegal Export Charge
• Calif. Man Admits Plot To Send Missile Parts To Iran