International Trade Archive » October, 2011

International Trade - October, 2011

186 articles

• Korean Legislature Clashes Over U.S. Free Trade Pact
• Ex-ABB Exec Says Prosecutors Withheld Info In Bribe Case
• No Bail For Ex-Terra VP Convicted Of Bribery
• Customs Misclassified Filter Co.'s Imports: CIT
• Japan To Ease Limits On US Beef Imports
• Congress Pushes White House Over Russia's WTO Bid
• Suprema Biometric Scanners Infringed Patents: ITC
• EU Takes 1st Steps To Modernize Trade Defense Regs
• Hitachi Loses Bid To Revive TV Tariff Suit In Fed. Circ.
• US Presses China On WTO Banking, Insurance Promises
• Home Depot To Pay $3M To End FCA Suit Over Imports
• Tips For Adapting To The UK Bribery Act
• Wash. Man Gets 18 Months For Satellite Smuggling Plan
• Arms Export Regs Keep US Space Industry Grounded
• Canada Opens Probe Into Imports Of Chinese Steel Sinks
• Commerce Upholds Duties On Steel Pipe From 7 Countries
• Commerce Says Asian Cos. Ducked Chinese Hanger Duties
• WTO Rejects EU Dumping Reg In China Footwear Fight
• ITC To Probe Honeywell In Furuno GPS Patent Case
• Implementing A Global Anti-Bribery Compliance Program
• Gabon FCPA Informant Defends Lies While Helping FBI
• Commerce Sets Dumping Duties For Samsung, LG Fridges
• Bosch Sues Rivals In ITC Over Wiper Blade Patents
• NY Bill Would Ban Contracts With Iran-Investing Cos.
• US Puts Hefty Duties On Steel Wheels From China
• Schweitzer's $20M Cigarette Paper IP Deal Spurs Challenge
• US Pipe Makers Push For Duties On Asian, Mideast Imports
• Avon Faces SEC Probe Of Analyst Contacts, FCPA Claims
• 2 More Ex-Innospec Execs Charged With Bribery In UK
• Case Study: TianRui V. ITC
• Jewelry Co. Told To Pay $2M Over Illegal Coral Imports
• House Leaders Launch Bill To Fight Online Piracy
• Gabon FCPA Informant Defends Aggressive Methods
• Auto Parts Co. Metric Ends ITC Dispute Over Starter IP
• Basel Panel Eases Capital Rules To Boost Emerging Trade
• Ga. Man Gets 4 Years For Plot To Ship Jet Parts To Iran
• Korean Lawmakers Expected To Spar Over Free Trade Deal
• WTO Warns G-20 Against Resorting To Protectionism
• Dechert Brings Over EU Trade Expert From DLA Piper
• ITC Expands HP Printer Cartridge Patent Win
• Blowing The Whistle On Private Cos.?
• Experts Urge PE Firms To Take Action On FCPA Compliance
• Ex-Exec Gets 3 Years For $16M Fake Circuits Scheme
• Huawei Targets InterDigital Over 3G Patent Licenses
• ITC Eyes Investigation Rules In Streamlining Effort
• Japan Raises Beef With Tyson Meat Imports
• Ferrosilicon Cos. Can't Quash EU Dumping Duties
• Gabon FCPA Informant Defends Plea Deal In Court
• Terra Execs Sentenced To Prison Over Haiti Bribery
• Obama Rewards African Reforms With Trade Preferences
• Ex-Innospec Exec Faces UK Bribery Charges
• 4 Singaporeans Arrested Over Illegal Exports To Iran
• Lawmakers Press Officials On China IP, Currency Policy
• Sony Hit With ITC Action Over LCD Projector Patent
• US Fines Texas Oil Co. $15M For Illegal Cabotage
• House Votes To Let US Airlines Duck EU Emissions Regs
• Kid Brands Escapes Investor Suit Over Dumping Scheme
• Russia Launches 1st Criminal Film Piracy Case
• Paper Cos. Make $20M Deal To Snuff Cigarette IP Suit
• UK Arrests Canadian Investor For Alleged Bahrain Bribes
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Conviction For Iran Money Transfer System
• Exporter Gets 2 Years For Plot To Sell Jet Engines To Iran
• Case Study: US V. Alcatel-Lucent
• Ex-Terra CEO Wants Softer Sentence In Haiti Bribes Case
• Halliburton Launches FCPA Probe Of Angolan Operations
• Senate Confirms Punke As Deputy US Trade Rep.
• EPA Floats Health Testing Rules For 45 Chemicals
• EU, Russia Reach Final Deal On WTO Membership Terms
• China Presses US Not To Place Duties On Solar Panels
• Bryson Confirmed As US Commerce Secretary
• EU Strengthens Animal Feed Testing Rules
• Obama Signs Long-Planned Free Trade Agreements
• Bringing Customs Back Into Revenue Enforcement
• Fraudster Gets 2 Years For $3.6M Ex-Im Bank Scheme
• Stair Parts Co. Fights Customs' Call On Baluster Tariffs
• CIT Scrubs Importer's Chinese Furniture Duties Suit
• Visio Halts LED Light Imports To Duck ITC Patent Probe
• CPSC To Require 3rd-Party Testing For All Toys
• BASF's Supplement Tariff Challenge Merits Trial: Judge
• Bullock Put In Charge Of ITC Section 337 Cases
• Oil Traders Admit To LyondellBasell Kickback Scheme
• Is Your Vendor Blowing The Whistle?
• Sens., Solar Cos. Seek Duties On Chinese Cell Imports
• Bill Would Require Cost Analysis Of Federal Agency Rules
• ITC Adopts New Public Interest Rule For Patent Cases
• Commerce Sticks With 25-Year-Old Tariffs On Turkish Pipe
• ITC Supports Dumping Duties On Chinese Magnesium
• US Wants Details On China's Internet Restrictions
• EU Says Protectionism Is Rife Across G-20
• Avoiding America Invents Act Section 299 Via ITC
• BNP Paribas Defrauded Federal Credit Program: US
• US Can't Dodge Suit Over Ford Drawback Claims
• 'Company Doe' Tries To Block Online Consumer Complaint
• Informant Details Role In Organizing Gabon FCPA Sting
• Commerce Backs Duties For Taiwanese Carbon Pipes
• Verbatim Exits ITC Probe Into USB Drive Imports
• Steel Nails In Target Tool Kits Don't Get Duties: Commerce
• China Targets US, EU Caprolactam With Dumping Duties
• DOI To Inspect Repsol Drilling Rig Bound For Cuba
• A Boon For Food Exports To Iran And Sudan
• GAO Tells GSA To Rethink Cloud-Country Conundrum
• ITC Lets Apple Off Hook In HTC Smartphone Patent Case
• Gabon FCPA Witness Speaks Up On Past Drug Use, Bribery
• ITC Recruits 2 New Judges To Tackle IP Disputes
• Rockefeller Says Pentagon Should Use American Steel
• Weil Gotshal Adds Ex-McDermott ITC Patent Guru
• Remaining True To The Mission Of The ITC
• Ruling Keeps ITC Domestic Industry Rule On Short Leash
• Attys Gear Up As Trade Deals Near Finish Line
• Electronics Co. Pays OFAC $1.6M Over Iran Laptop Sales
• Mexico Rolls Back US Tariffs As Border Reopens To Trucks
• Commerce Defends Zeroing In Steel Admin Review
• Ex-Terra Execs Can't Nix Haitian Bribery Convictions
• SEC's Headache Over Conflict Mineral Rules Won't Go Away
• Watts Water Puts End To FCPA Probe For $4M
• China To Kick Off Final Review Of Spandex Duties
• 9th Circ. Upholds Marine's Sentence In Export Case
• Vietnam Shrimpers Challenge Tariff Review In CIT
• China Wants WTO Panel To Resolve US Zeroing Dispute
• The Year So Far In FTAIA
• Armor Dealer Gets 4 Years For Trying To Ship Overseas
• Gibson Brings On Crowell & Moring In Import Law Fight
• FBI Agent Says Lurid Texts Were Part Of FCPA Probe
• China's Largest Trade Group Blasts Senate's Yuan Bill
• Bearing Cos. Must Wait Out Appeal Before Liquidation: CIT
• Obama, S. Korean Prez Praise Trade Pact As Jobs Creator
• Rise In Fake Imports Puts Auto Cos. At Risk Of Liability
• Potash Buyers Fight For Global Cartel Suit In 7th Circ.
• Debating Foreign Copyright Restoration
• Congress Passes Colombia, Panama, S. Korea Trade Deals
• CIT Tells Commerce To Review Ironing Board Duties
• Commerce Sets Subsidy Rate For Chinese Cylinders
• ITC Keeps Duties On Chinese Canvas In Place
• Fed. Circ. Chops Down Canex Lumber Imports Case
• JPMorgan OFAC Settlement — Only The Beginning
• SciClone Shells Out $2.5M To Investors Amid FCPA Probes
• Senate Panel Backs Colombia, Korea, Panama Trade Deals
• Alston & Bird Adds ITC Guru From Adduci Mastriani
• ITC Can Ban Imports Over Foreign Secrets Theft: Fed. Circ.
• Ford, Chrysler Accused Of Lying About Canada-Made Cars
• Baker & McKenzie Adds Latin American Finance Pro
• Senate OKs Currency Bill Amid China's Trade War Threats
• Tech Vendor Cops To Iran Computer Export Scheme
• FCPA Lawsuits — Not Just For The Government
• ITC To Probe Openwave's Claims Against Apple, RIM
• Trade Pacts To Get Long-Awaited Congressional Vote
• Feds Blasted Over Sentencing Threat In Oil-For-Food Case
• Google, T-Mobile Defend HTC Phones That Use Apple IP
• US Steel Makers Fight For Duties On Mexican Imports
• Hunters' Bid To Import Elephant Trophies Shot Down
• Fresh Lessons On The FTAIA Foreign Commerce Exclusion
• Attorneys At Work: A Flexible Notion Of Plagiarism
• CBP Head Calls For More Cooperation With Canada, Mexico
• Nvidia Tells Fed. Circ. Rambus Destroyed Vital IP Docs
• Vitamin C Ruling Shows Foreign Cos. Can't Pass Cartel Buck
• FBI Agent Grilled On Missing Reports In Gabon FCPA Trial
• An Eye On Post-Import Adjustments To Transfer Prices
• EU High Court Adviser Backs Emissions Plan For Airlines
• Nonprofit Contractor Can't Reverse USDA Suspension
• China, India Skirt WTO Disclosure Rules, US Says
• Commerce Won't Kill Chinese Magnesium Tariffs
• Hand Truck Co. Target's Rival's Chinese Imports In CIT
• US Seeks To Stay Gibson Case Amid Criminal Probe
• Long-Stalled Free Trade Deals Clear Key Hurdle In House
• High Court Divided Over Foreign Copyright Restoration
• End Of Sanctions Allows Exxon To Pay Libya Oil Bills
• Sharp, Rovi Make Peace In Patent Suit, ITC Action
• Zuckerman Nabs Milbank Atty For NY White Collar Practice
• Legal Costs Don't Prove PPC Domestic Industry: Fed. Circ.
• Mexico Can't Duck $77M Award In Cargill Corn Syrup Case
• ITC To Conduct Full Sunset Review Of Several Pipe Duties
• CIT Knocks Commerce Use Of Zeroing In Ball Bearing Case
• FDA Urged To Mandate Labels On Genetically Altered Food
• Westinghouse Solar Scorches Rivals In ITC Suit
• High Court Set To Examine Foreign Copyright Restoration
• Weapon Supplier Targeted By Phony Export License Claims
• Chinese Furniture Maker Seeks To Knock Down Duties
• Exporter Flowserve Settles US Sanctions Breach For $2.5M
• Dumping Duties On Chinese, Taiwanese Washers Survive
• China Slams US Over Currency Manipulation Bill
• High Court Won't Hear Steelmakers' Cases For Zeroing
• FBI Details Gabon FCPA Suspects' Miami Rendezvous
• Obama Seeks Speedy Passage Of Stalled Trade Deals
• Wilson Sonsini Brings On DOJ National Security Chief
• Imported LeMans Motorcycle Gear Is Apparel: Fed. Circ.
• DOC Requires Importers To Put Down Cash During Probes