International Trade Archive » December, 2012

International Trade - December, 2012

114 articles

• New Zealand Promotes Trade Chief For WTO's Top Seat
• 3rd Circ. Says Prior Patent Deal Blocks Spansion's Apple Suit
• 4 Iranian Cos. Sanctioned For Work With Weapons Programs
• Obama Taps John Kerry For Secretary Of State
• Electronics Co.'s $30M Exports Broke Iran Embargo, Feds Say
• Commerce OKs Duties On Vietnamese Wire Hangers
• CPSC Will Continue Its Aggressive Approach In 2013
• Ballast Nedam Reaches €17.5M Deal Over Bribery Allegations
• Government's White Collar Wish List For 2013
• Chevron, YPF Agree To Pilot Program For $15B Shale Deal
• GAO Says CPSC Needs Chance To Work With Foreign Agencies
• US Fiscal Policies' Effect On Trade Worry WTO Members
• Japan Takes China To WTO Over Steel Tube Duties
• International Trade MVP: Ted Posner
• Eli Lilly Strikes $29.4M Settlement Over FCPA Claims
• International Trade MVP: King & Spalding's Stephen Orava
• Commerce Issues Final Duties For Mexican, Korean Washers
• US Can Fine Union Pacific Over Smuggled Drugs, 8th Circ. Told
• Chinese Nationals Tried To Take US Military Tech, Feds Say
• WTO Rules Against Ontario Green Energy Project Requirements
• Apple Wins Latest Round In Motorola Smartphone IP Row
• Millenium Lumber Can't Shake $2M Export Permit Suit
• Antigua Asks WTO To Drop $21M IP Protections For US
• Seller Of Fake Diabetic Test Strips Gets 5 Years Probation
• Commerce OKs Duties On Chinese, Vietnamese Wind Towers
• International Trade MVP: Hogan Lovells' Mark McConnell
• EU Seeks More Efficient Responses To Illegal Trade Activity
• Japanese Ink Co. To Pay $45M To Settle Duty-Dodging Claims
• Recent Surveys Highlight Anti-Corruption Trends
• Cheniere, Total Ink 20-Year LNG Export Agreement
• International Trade MVP: Covington's Peter Lichtenbaum
• Bill Would Involve IP Owners Early In Customs Knockoff Probes
• Fed. Circ. Sends Chemical Duty Rate Back To Commerce
• Allianz To Pay $12.3M To Settle Indonesian Bribery Claims
• Samsung Tells ITC That Import Ban Will Cripple Competition
• EU, Singapore Agree On Free Trade Pact
• Apple, Intel, HP Duck ITC Microprocessor Patent Row
• 3 Hot Topics For Business Litigators To Watch In 2013
• Sony Leaves Walker Digital's Patent Case Before ITC
• ITC Won't Nix Flash Memory Probe Against Dell, HP, Others
• China On Top Of US' Piracy List Despite Taobao's Exit
• International Trade MVP: Akin Gump's Stephen Kho
• Obama Signs Bill Ending Cold War Trade Limits With Russia
• FCPA Guide's Lessons For Life Sciences Companies
• US Slaps Sanctions On Iranian Nuclear Suppliers
• Enviros Target Ex-Im Bank Over $3B LNG Loans
• Putin Says Trade Bill Could Strain US-Russian Relations
• Siemens Sued For $1.5B Over Alleged Mexican Oil Bribes
• Panama The Latest To File WTO Dispute Against Argentina
• Apple Says USPTO's Tentative Patent Rejection Not Important
• BTMU To Pay $8.6M For Violating US Sanctions
• Taiwanese Woman Cops To Weapons-Grade Fiber Export Plot
• Nanya Can End DRAM Patent Case Against Elpida, ITC Says
• US, Nucor Urge Fed. Circ. To Back Duties On Indian Steel Co.
• Bombing Victims' Families Drop Suit Over Bank's Iran Assets
• Kodak Tells Fed. Circ. Digital Camera Patent Is Valid
• CIT Orders Commerce To Review Chinese Saw Blade Finding
• Noble Execs Duck Parts Of Nigerian Oil Rig Bribery Suit
• ITC To Conduct Full Duty Reviews Of Italian, Turkish Pasta
• US Chamber Asks Trade Regulators To Review Volcker Rule
• Skadden Steers Spectra's $1.5B US-Canada Pipeline Buy
• Get Ready For SEC Conflict Mineral Rule Compliance
• Senators Push Commerce To Keep Oil Pipe Import Duties
• $7.5B Oregon LNG Site May Dry Up Coastal Lakes, Enviros Say
• Wind Tower Cos. Fight For Duties On China, Vietnam
• Commerce Says Argentine Lemon Juice Duties Must Remain
• Sempra Seeks FERC Construction Permit For LNG Export Plant
• Standard Chartered To Pay $327M In New Iran Sanctions Deal
• High Court Won't Hear Costa Rican Utility $18M FCPA Appeal
• US Rips Russia's New Meat Exports Restrictions
• Recovering Damages When FCPA Prosecution Misfires: Part 2
• Noble Execs Can't Shake FCPA Nigerian Bribery Suit
• GOP Bill Aims To Streamline Customs, Boost Trade Enforcement
• CIT Upholds Commerce's Duties On Brazilian Orange Juice
• US Extends China, India Waivers For Iran Oil Sanctions
• Apple Patent Tentatively Rejected By USPTO, Samsung Says
• USDA Can't Mandate Almond Processing, Growers Tell DC Circ.
• Flailing At The Definition Of A 'Foreign Official'
• Developing Countries' Investments Boom As Europe Pares Back
• Commerce Joins ITC In Probing Import Of Chinese Silica Bricks
• FTC Says Motorola Should Not Get Apple Ban In SEP Case
• Standard Chartered To Pay $330M More Over Iran Violations
• Teamsters Tell DC Circ. DOT Eased Mexican Trucker Standards
• Senate Passes Bill To Normalize Trade With Russia
• US, EU Request WTO Panel In Argentine Import Dispute
• FTC's Tough Message On Standard-Essential Patents
• Feds Charge 4 Over Carbon Fiber Exports To Iran, China
• Argentina Files WTO Complaints Against US, EU
• DOE Study Gives Thumbs-Up To Increased LNG Exports
• Motor Oil Exec Pleads Guilty In Iran Export Scheme
• House Sends Long-Delayed Int'l Patent Treaties To Obama
• Samsung Says ITC Ban In Apple Fight Would Hurt Consumers
• US Shipping Law Supports Antitrust Breaches, Suit Says
• EU Accuses Russia Of Not Meeting WTO Pledges
• Implications Of EPA Rule On Cadmium In Consumer Products
• Tech Giants Debate ITC Import Bans Over Essential Patents
• Repsol Targets Chevron Over YPF Oil Development Deal
• Talbots Claims 'Sexist' Tariffs Flout Constitution
• Ex-Im Bank OKs $2B In Financing For Indian Oil Project
• Importers Didn't Breach Kaneka's Enzyme Patent, ITC Finds
• China's Low-Priced Solar Imports Hurt US Industry, ITC Says
• WTO Gives US Until May To Change Meat Origin Labeling
• Dechert Adds Hogan Lovells International Trade Partner In DC
• Australia To Create New Anti-Dumping Agency
• Iranian, American Admit To Aerospace Export Plot
• Use The Right Words To Avoid Citizenship Discrimination
• Ericsson Takes Samsung Wireless Patents Battle To ITC
• FDA Defends Delay In Putting Food Safety Rules Into Action
• Repsol To Dispute Argentina's YPF Takeover At World Bank
• Chinese Co. To Pay $3M For Nuclear Export Violations
• GCs Name Most Arrogant Law Firms
• Recovering Damages When FCPA Prosecution Misfires: Part 1
• Hitachi's TV Tariff Appeal Rebuffed By High Court
• Pool Chemical Co.'s Duty Refund Bid Nixed By Supreme Court