International Trade Archive » April, 2012

International Trade - April, 2012

175 articles

• Senate Panel Fattens USDA Food Inspection Budget
• Janis Schuelke Partners Dissolve Firm, Seek Greener Pastures
• DOL Offers Aid After Chinese Subsidies Shutter Solar Plant
• US Adds Ukraine To IP Watch List, Drops 2 Others
• Opening Up Myanmar To EU Investment
• SEIU Asks Mexico To Probe Ala. Immigration Law
• China Slams EU's Anti-Subsidy Probe Into Bicycles
• Quinn Bolsters IP Group With Kenyon International Trade Pro
• Customs Pays $40M Byrd Amendment Sum To Stanley Furniture
• Fed. Circ. Bats Down Essar In Steel Products Duty Row
• Oil Traders Get Prison Stints For Lyondell Kickback Scheme
• Merck Wins Patent Rights Suit Over Singulair Imports
• Bill To Crack Down On Piracy Clears Calif. Senate
• US Trade Rep Takes FTAA Disclosure Fight To DC Circ.
• Canon, Samsung Face ITC Probe Over Flash Memory Patents
• Treasury Fines Medical Equipment Maker Over Iran Shipment
• Judge Nixes Computer Exec's FCA Suit Over Non-US Sales
• ITC To Probe Sony Over Claims 3-D Cameras Infringe Patents
• Interpreting Sanctions For Privacy Abuses In Syria, Iran
• ITC Judge Sanctions Apple In Motorola Patent Row
• Boart Tells ITC Imported Drill Bits Infringe Its Patents
• CIT Approves Max Dumping Duty For Magnesium Importer
• US Says Meat Is Safe After Indonesia Bans Imports
• SEC Sets Sights On Bristol-Myers In Foreign Bribery Crackdown
• CIT Orders 2nd Look At Zeroing On S. Korean Steel Duties
• King & Spalding Nabs 2 Cadwalader Pharma Litigation Pros
• Trade Pacts Must Protect IP, Experts Tell Legislators
• USTR Eyes Normal Russia Relations, Open Chinese Market
• Space Contractors Urge Congress To Ease Satellite Exports
• Operationalizing Law Department Performance Metrics
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Exec Cops To Role In China Bribery Scheme
• Microchip Gets ITC Probe Of Semiconductor Device IP Claims
• Nippon Says Posco Swiped Electrical Steel Secrets
• Wal-Mart Investor Sues Execs Over Reported Bribery Plot
• Freescale, Funai End Chip Patent Fight In ITC
• The Sun Never Sets On Dodd-Frank
• Top House Dem Asks GAO To Review Coal Lease Payments
• 2 Charged With Plotting To Sell US Military Info To China
• CIT Sides With US In Ugg Boot Duty Dispute
• EU Won't Impose Beef Restrictions After US Mad Cow Case
• Movie Studios In FCPA Spotlight For China Dealings
• FDA's Nanotech Safety Rules May Not Help Cos. Avoid Risk
• Wal-Mart Creates New Officer Post To Ensure FCPA Compliance
• Calderon Pushes For Mexico To Be Added To TPP Talks
• Global IP Treaty May Threaten Privacy, EU Watchdog Says
• Linex Drops Apple, HP Wireless Patent Claims In ITC
• Apple Ran Afoul Of Motorola Wi-Fi Patent, ITC Judge Says
• Commerce Should Finish Duty Review, Chinese Bolt Maker Says
• Resetting The ITC Test For Domestic Industry
• FDA To Improve Regulation Of Imported Products
• ITC Judge Says Microsoft's Xbox Infringes 4 Motorola Patents
• Wal-Mart May Face FCPA Charges Over Mexican Bribery Plot
• Tongues Wag Over Wal-Mart's Choice Of Greenberg Traurig
• Ex-Honey Import Worker Admits Role In $1.5M Duty Scheme
• ITC Says No To Duties For Mexican, Chinese Steel Wire
• CBP To Share Info With IP Holders In Counterfeit Probes
• Obama Orders Sanctions For Privacy Abuses In Syria, Iran
• EU Suspends Myanmar Sanctions, Urges More Reform
• Highlights Of The New Investment Treaty Model
• Judge To Mull Chinese Arbitration For Magnesite Antitrust Case
• USTR Says New Investment Treaty Model Boosts Protections
• Enviros File DOE Protest Over Cheniere LNG Export Project
• Ex-LatiNode VP Gets 2 Years For Telecom Bribery Scheme
• CIT Nixes Lumber Cos.' Bid For Piece Of $500M Payout
• Nokia Barred From Selling 3G Phones In Germany
• A Recap Of FCPA Enforcement So Far This Year
• Export Rein On Satellites Needs Loosening, Departments Urge
• Cheap Nails From UAE Hurting US Producers, ITC Rules
• ITC Says Asian Paper Dye Imports Hurting US Industry
• ITC To Take Up Emerson Garbage Disposal Patent Claim
• Steptoe Scoops Up WTO International Trade Ace
• EU May Issue Fewer ETS Permits To Bolster Carbon Market
• CIT Upholds Applikon's Win In Bioreactor Duty Fight
• A New Opportunity For Exemption From Import Duties
• US Officials Press Congress To OK Normal Trade With Russia
• LG, Others Face ITC Probe Over Video Conferencing Patents
• Rambus Should Get Limited Review Of Patent Case, ITC Told
• House Reps Press USTR To Tamp Down Shoe Tariffs
• Toshiba, Samsung, Others Targeted In Thumb Drive IP Blitz
• Philips Flees Walker's Blu-Ray Infringement Claims In ITC
• Docket Diving: Strategic Uses Of Online Docket Info
• FERC Approves Cheniere LNG Export Project
• FERC Kills Jordan Cove LNG Project After Export Switch
• ITC Lifts Duties On Chinese Tractor-Trailer Wheels
• LG, Samsung Dodge Duties In Fridge Fight With Whirlpool
• US Lets Up On Rules Blocking Humanitarian Aid To Myanmar
• 2 Former CCI Execs Admit To Foreign Bribery Scheme
• Ex-Im Bank Fight Imperils US Role In Project Boom: Experts
• Paying Attention During ICE 'Outreach' Visits
• Contractor Strikes $2M Deal In FCA Case Over Fake Goods
• US-China Trade Friction To Rise, Chinese Official Says
• Sierra Club Fights Freeport LNG Export Bid
• Steptoe To Cough Up Docs In CCI Bribery Case
• US-Colombia Trade Pact To Start As Labor Fixes Take Hold
• UK May Strip Tobacco Packages Of Colors, Fonts, Branding
• Ford's $2.6M Export Tax Appeal Denied By Fed. Circ.
• Australia To Loosen Reins On Trade With Myanmar
• Supreme Court To Take Up 1st-Sale Rule In Textbook Row
• Microsoft Asks ITC To Pause Ruling In Motorola Xbox IP Row
• UK's Cameron Wants Myanmar Sanctions Suspended
• ITC Says China's Steel Sink Subsidies Hurt US Industry
• EPA Moves To Ramp Up Public Access To Chemical Data
• House Dems Urge Obama To Tap US Oil Reserves
• NY Sen. Wants To Cork Flow Of Chinese Fake Ice Wine
• USDA To Allow Foreign Imports Of Dragon Fruit, Bananas
• Were Those Jeans Really 'Born In The USA'?
• Expanding The Scope Of WTO Gov't Procurement Agreement
• Ex-Im Prez Warns Possible Shutdown Would 'Disarm' US Cos.
• Key EU Lawmaker Denounces Global IP Anti-Piracy Treaty
• ITC To Probe Funai, MediaTek Over AV Product Patents
• ITC Extends Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Garlic
• India Files Challenge To US Steel Duties With WTO
• CIT Sinks Gov't Claim To $5.6M In Interest On GAIC Bonds
• Themes From The USDA Shanghai Trade Mission
• Rising Star: Hogan Lovells' Jonathan Stoel
• Dow Wins Review Of EU's Chemical Anti-Dumping Duty
• Commerce Finds China Co.'s Ball Bearings Chinese, Not Thai
• Steelmakers Urge Action On Transportation, Currency Bills
• New Pemex Suit Goes After Shell, Conoco In Stolen Fuel Fight
• CCI Execs Shouldn't Get Steptoe Docs In FCPA Case, US Says
• Venable Signs Up Senior Customs Attorney
• The Sherman Act's Increasingly Long Arm
• Enviro Report Alleges Illegal Peruvian Wood Trade
• Rising Star: Covington's Marney Cheek
• Paper Co. Rips Commerce For Still Using Zeroing
• US, EU Unveil Foreign Investment Guidelines
• Fried Frank Brings On Regulatory Expert From Thales
• India To Challenge High US Visa Fees At WTO
• Dow, Others Face Mexican Duties On US Solvents
• ITC To Weigh Duties For German, Korean Carbon Steel
• US, Brazil Leaders Tout Biofuel, Offshore Safety Efforts
• Kirkland Adds FCPA Expert From DOJ
• India Tech-Buying Rules May Breach WTO Pacts, Group Says
• Rising Star: Fish & Richardson's Richard Sterba
• US, Brazil Toast Spirits-Recognition Trade Plan
• Continuing The Trend: Biomet's FCPA Settlement
• Nothing Unites Congress Like China: Part 3
• Bill Looks To Boost Calif. Clean Energy Exports
• Commerce Says Thai Pipe Cos. Still Dumping On US Market
• FDA Finds Banned Fungicide In 3 More Orange Juice Shipments
• Feds Won't Drop Daimler Foreign Bribery Charges Yet
• Rising Star: Steptoe & Johnson's Jamie Beaber
• Russia's Turn Toward Anti-Corruption Enforcement
• Gas Titans Probed Over Possible FCPA Violations In Libya
• Commerce Reups Duties On Chinese Foundry Coke
• Cadwalader Snags Another DOJ Vet For Business Fraud Group
• Int'l Trade Pro Joins Husch Blackwell From Rodriguez O'Donnell
• ITC To Probe Apple, Sony, Others Over Display Patents
• When It Comes To Iran, Better Export Controls Are Vital
• Predictive Coding — Cost Savings If Investment Is Made
• Feds Examining KGL's Alleged Dealings In Iran, Report Says
• European Commission Urges Delay Of ACTA Vote
• FDA Must Do More To Ensure Drug Import Safety, Report Says
• Duane Morris Adds McKool Smith ITC Litigators In DC
• USTR Telecom Report Questions Local Manufacturing Mandates
• CIT Tells Commerce To Reconsider Chinese Aluminum Tariffs
• WTO Again Says US Clove Cigarette Ban Tramples Trade Rules
• In Search Of A Definition Of 'Foreign Official'
• Ex-Mayer Brown FCPA Pro Decamps For LeClairRyan
• Ex-Volvo Execs Fined Over Iraq Oil-For-Food Bribes
• ITC Reignites Schweitzer's Cigarette Paper IP Case
• Sony Cameras, Phones Infringe 3-D Patents, Israeli Co. Says
• Travel Sentry's TSA Deal Counts As IP Breach, Fed. Circ. Told
• ITC Takes Up Fabri-Kal's 'Greenware' Trademark Claims
• Motorola, HTC Face ITC Probe Over Touch-Sensitive Phones
• Suspending Argentina's Preferential Trade Status
• Metal Importer Agrees To Pay $6M In DOD Flare Case
• House Dems Call Chinese Trade 'Key Test' For New Agency
• North American Leaders Stress Energy, Climate In Trade Talks
• Motorola Demanded $4B For Annual IP Licenses, Microsoft Says
• ITC Will Reconsider Infringement Findings In LCD Probe
• Customs Broker Seeks Fed. Circ. Help In Lumber Protests
• ITC To Probe Invisalign Rival's Allegedly Crooked Imports
• Nothing Unites Congress Like China: Part 2
• A New Director For The UK's Serious Fraud Office