International Trade Archive » March, 2012

International Trade - March, 2012

162 articles

• EPA Proposes Rule Restricting New PBDE Chemical Imports
• Ex-McKinsey Consultant Faces Retrial In Embargo Case
• Obama Finds Oil Supply Sufficient To Cover Iran Sanctions
• FDA Rebuffs BPA Ban For Now, Citing Lack Of Scientific Data
• Hitachi Can't Get Full Fed. Circ. To Review TV Tariff Case
• US Seeks WTO Compliance Panel In Airbus Subsidies Feud
• US, EU Take Argentina To Task For Trade Policies
• Ex-Senate Finance Committee Adviser Joins Kelley Drye
• LNG: Import Or Export? That Is The Question
• New House Bill Aims To Extend Ex-Im Bank To 2015
• Tobacco Cos. Say Australian Plain-Pack Law Violates Rights
• Lawmakers Tell Feds To Get Cracking On $1B NJ Bridge
• German Brass Sheet Co. Launches CIT Suit Over Duty Rates
• Microchip Launches ITC Suit Over Semiconductor Devices
• Shareholders Accuse Wynn Of Bribery In Macau Casino Deal
• Cadwalader Adds DOJ Vet To Business Fraud Group
• OFAC's New Guidance On Software Exports To Iran
• Microsoft Rips Google's ITC Comment In Motorola IP Row
• Canon, Samsung, Others Hit With Flash Patent Suit
• GAO Urges Shared Assets, Updates To Aid Export Control
• China's Thievery, Trade Policies Hurt US, Experts Say
• Counterfeit Goods Bill Could Harm Trade, Lawmakers Hear
• Ratting Out The Competition: New DOJ Strategies
• Must-Have Performance Metrics For Law Departments
• Feds Drop Remaining Charges In Gabon FCPA Case
• US Airline Group Drops Challenge To EU Emissions Plan
• No End-Use Restriction On Pipe Duties, Fed. Circ. Says
• Commerce Backs Duties On Steel Pipe From India, Vietnam
• WTO Head Seeks Reform To Tame Global Exchange Rates
• Hynix Says ITC Shouldn't Reward Rambus' Unethical Acts
• Expanding Warranty Protection For Australian Consumers
• GAO Test Reveals Flood Of Counterfeit Parts From Chinese Cos.
• Argentina Loses, Sudan Gains Duty-Free Import Status
• Cos. Strive To Keep Up With Bribery Laws, Survey Finds
• Brazil Suspends Duties On US, Argentina Toluene Imports
• Japan, Canada Begin Free Trade Talks
• Apple Says Kodak Pilfered Digital Camera IP
• Biomet Inks $23M Deal In Latest Doctor Bribery Sting
• Nothing Unites Congress Like China: Part 1
• Canned Food Cos. Brace For FDA Action On BPA Packaging
• Fed. Circ. Revives Challenge To Brazilian Juice Duties
• Countervailing Duty Law Unconstitutional, Tire Co. Says
• CIT Finds For Target In Gazebo Import Dispute
• FCPA, Bribery Laws Will Fuel White Collar Work, GCs Say
• Obama Nominates Dartmouth President To Head World Bank
• The Achilles Heel Of Anti-Bribery Law
• US Appeals WTO Ruling On COOL Requirements
• CIT Rejects Ribbon Co.'s Anti-Dumping Duty Challenge
• Microsoft, Tivo Make Peace In DVR Patent Battle
• Lawmakers Want IP Holders Involved In Counterfeit Probes
• DOC Head Vows To Cut Patent Backlog In Half By 2015
• China Hits Kodak, Fuji With Photo Paper Duties
• NPEs Trolling The ITC
• Rep. Eyes Russian Concessions To Improve Trade Relations
• ITC Maintains Brass Sheet Duties On France, Japan, Others
• CIT Sends Rubber Thread Duty Revocation Back To Commerce
• Bingham Bolsters DC Trade, Antitrust Team With Orrick Atty
• China Says Solar Panel Tariffs Will Damage Trade Relations
• What Trade Groups Want From FCPA Guidance
• Judge Blasts Rambus Over 'Dishonest' Testimony
• Commerce Sets Duties For Mexican, Chinese Steel Wire
• US Hits Chinese Solar Panel Cos. With Subsidy Tariffs
• Avon Shareholders Ramp Up FCPA Violation Allegations
• ITC Retains Anti-Dumping Duty On Silicon From China
• EU Claims Russian Livestock Ban Violates WTO Rules
• Treasury Loosens Iran Export Controls For Google, Others
• SEC's Charges Against Noble Execs — A Noble Pursuit?
• Samsung, LG Hit With Duties For Dumping Fridges In US
• Commerce Levies Hefty Duties On Wheels From China
• Commerce Favors Keeping Steel Bar Duties In Place
• Justices Leave 3rd Circ. FTAIA Reading Intact
• Privacy, FCPA Probes Close Dun & Bradstreet China Unit
• 2011 Anti-Corruption Year In Review
• ITC Affirms Motorola's Win In Smartphone IP War With Apple
• Willkie Enlists Ex-Herbert Smith Compliance Atty In UK
• Lawmakers Urge Action On China's Auto Parts Policies
• US To Ease Beef Import Rules For Nations With Mad Cow Risks
• EU Agrees To Free Trade Deal With Peru, Colombia
• Key Benefits Of The Landmark US-Korea Trade Agreement
• Commerce Lowers Duty On Certain Chinese Ironing Boards
• EU Bans Dealings With Sanctioned Iranian Banks
• EPA Floats Stricter Cathode Ray Tube Export Rule
• US-Korea Trade Pact Takes Effect Amid Official Praise
• Judge Bans CBP Fines On Union Pacific Over Smuggled Drugs
• Lawmakers Spar Over Prospect Of Russia Trade Normalization
• Trends In White Collar Crime Investigations, Prosecutions
• Don't Try To Pull The Wool Over The FTC's Eyes
• EU, US Settle Trade Beef Over Meat Imports
• Aircraft Repair Co. To Cough Up $12M Over FCPA Charges
• ITC Drops Anti-Dumping Duties On Brazilian Orange Juice
• ITC Says Knockoff Purses Infringe Louis Vuitton Marks
• LG, HTC, Others Caught In ITC Video Chat Patent Suit
• Ukraine Contests Australia's Cigarette Logo Ban At WTO
• Export Controls And Forwarder Due Diligence
• ESM Exec Admits Skirting Import Duties On Military Supplies
• Senate Approves Measure To Close 'Buy America' Loophole
• Allen & Overy Snags Veteran USPTO, ITC Counsel
• French, German Flour Makers Fined €242M For Cartel
• Chipmakers Seek ITC Patent Probe Of Funai Products
• Haitian Ex-Official Convicted In Phone Co. Bribery Scheme
• Obama Signs Countervailing Duties Bill Aimed At China
• The Top 10 Issues Facing The LNG Industry In 2012
• US, EU Challenge China's Rare Earth Restrictions At WTO
• Cypress, Ericsson Resolve ITC Battle Over SRAM Patents
• Russian Opposition Wants US Trade Sanctions Tossed
• GOP Launches Push To Defang Lacey Act
• GE Defense Found Too Broad In Mitsubishi Turbine IP Suit
• WTO Affirms Boeing Received Illegal Subsidies From US
• Why Communications Is Key To Merger And Lateral Success
• US Discounts Reports On WTO's Boeing Subsidies Ruling
• Commerce Delays Chinese Wind Tower Duty Ruling
• EU Duties On Chinese Bikes May Be Dropped
• Jones Day Nabs International Trade Pro In Brussels
• Applying Countervailing Duties To Nonmarket Economies
• EU Council Bans Sale Of Fruit Juices With Added Sugar
• DOD, GSA, NASA Move To Implement US-Korea Trade Pact
• Solar Co. Reveals Role In Trade Case Against China
• Judge Boots Kid Brands Import Fee Action
• CIT Nails Commerce Ruling On Duties For Target Tool Kits
• Iran Dealings Could Earn Insurers Sanctions Under New Bill
• Feds Announce New Wildlife Conservation Measures
• Fed. Circ. Tells CIT To Scrap Alden Leeds Duty Ruling
• EADS Says China Stopping Plane Sales Over EU Carbon Tax
• Takeaways From Tappin's Extradition
• FSB Brings On McCullough Customs Guru For New IT Group
• Export Control Reform Moves Ahead With New Centers
• Kodak's Promises Don't Clear Up IP Claims, Apple Says
• USTR Grilled On Impact Of International IP Treaties
• Chinese Furniture Co. Says US Rivals Abuse Dumping Reviews
• NY Senate Votes To Ban Cadmium In Children's Jewelry
• Obama Dragging Feet On Fast-Track Trade Authority, Sens. Say
• CIT Tosses Ball Bearing Co.'s Byrd Amendment Suit
• Sens. Blast Plan To Normalize Trade With Russia
• Wynn Resorts Plans Vote To Oust Board Member
• US Collected $509M FCPA Fines In 2011: Report
• US Targets India's Poultry Restrictions At WTO
• House Vote Sends Countervailing Duty Bill To Obama
• China To Investigate Korean Optical Fiber For Dumping
• Uncovering Enhanced Trademark Protections In The NDAA
• Anti-Counterfeiting Treaty On Shaky Ground As Protests Swirl
• No Bail For Briton In Iran Missile Part Trading Case
• ITC Revs Up Probe Into Duties On Steel Bar, Foundry Coke
• Senate OKs Bill Aimed At Maintaining Chinese Duties
• B&N Can't Revive Microsoft Patent Misuse Claims In ITC
• Rambus, MediaTek End Patent Fight With License Deal
• Examining OFAC Guidance On NDAA Iran Sanctions
• Kodak Snaps Back Against Apple's Proposed IP Suits
• ITC Will Rethink Motorola, Microsoft Patent Call
• Rambus Patents Not Infringed By Chipmakers, Says ITC Judge
• CIT Tosses Consolidated Challenge To Byrd Amendment
• Elkay Asks ITC To Impose Steel Sink Duties On China
• Invisalign Maker Tells ITC Rival's Imports Infringe Patents
• Law360 International Trade Editorial Advisory Board
• Feds' Smuggling Busts Nab $325M In Counterfeit Bags, Shoes
• DOE Says It Will Hold LNG Export Apps Until Study Ends
• Furniture Co.'s $6.4M Duties Claim Survives In Fed. Circ.
• Commerce Finds Chinese Cos. Didn't Dump Frozen Shrimp
• 3 Chinese Steel Wheel Cos. Won't Face Retroactive Duties
• ITC Launches Probe Into Tattoo Machine Patents
• US Trade Rep Ordered To Turn Over FTAA Doc
• EU Says Baby Formula, Specialty Foods Need New Rules
• Defense Contractors — New Market Environment, New Risks