International Trade Archive » September, 2013

International Trade - September, 2013

177 articles

• EU Nixes Flat-Panel Display Duties Following WTO Ruling
• Woman Gets 3 Years For Helping Smuggle Chinese Honey
• FDA To Halt Inspections, Dial Back Enforcement In Shutdown
• Offsets Loom Large As Defense Firms Sell More Abroad
• USTR Says Lining Up Regulations Is Key In EU Trade Talks
• US 'Destined' To Have Close India Military Ties, DOD Says
• CIT OKs Commerce Dept.'s Use Of Zeroing On Ball Bearings
• Chevron Scuttles Repsol's Bid To Block YPF Partnership
• Will Standard-Essential Patent Holders Be Shut Out Of ITC?
• Foley & Lardner Says Conflict Suit Fails 'Laugh Test'
• UN Climate Report Gives Ammo To Greenhouse Gas Hawks
• WTO Panel Will Examine US Changes To Meat Labeling Rules
• Samsung Seeks White House Veto Of ITC Smartphone Ban
• Anchors Outside Scope Of Chinese Nail Duties, Importer Says
• Sens. Push ITC To OK Duties Against Chinese Wood Products
• FERC Urged To Review Dominion's $3.4B LNG Export Project
• Authorities Raid Lumber Liquidators Over Wood Imports
• Calif. Issues Toxic Chemical List In Push For Safe Products
• Victoria's Secret Says CIT Misclassified Bra-Shirt Hybrid
• Arms Treaty May Spell Changes In US Export Controls
• EU Court Clears 8 Countries Over Travel Tax Scheme
• CIT Approves Lower Duties On Korean Steel Pipe Supplier
• Treasury Says Turkish Trading Co. Violated Iran Sanctions
• ITC Begins Probe Of Electrical Steel From Asia, Europe
• US, Japan Reach Deal On Organic Food Exports
• Pacific Countries Look To Boost Financial Products Trade
• China's New Trademark Law A Boost To Brand Protection
• Aerospace Co. Failed To Disclose Illegal Exports, Suit Says
• WTO Body Affirms US Win In China Chicken Duty Dispute
• How To Avoid Pitfalls Of Hiring Gov't Officials' Relatives
• Kerry Inks UN Arms Treaty Despite Gun Lobby Opposition
• US Should Seek Investment Pact With India, Sens. Hear
• Japan Free Trade Deal A 'Key Priority,' EU Commissioner Says
• Obama Selects Apple Exec For Post At State Department
• German Co. Settles US Claims It Violated Iran Embargo
• China Still Missing Mark On WTO Promises, USTR Hears
• Iran Terror Victims Call On DC Circ. To Release Bank Funds
• Garmin, Others Accused Of Violating Navigation Patents
• Kerry To Sign UN Treaty Regulating Global Arms Sales
• Slew Of Senators Push For Currency Provisions In TPP
• Meat Groups Say Labeling Rules Exceed USDA's Authority
• Will The Sun Ever Shine On The Solar Industry?
• Senate Confirms Hughes As Newest Fed. Circ. Judge
• ITC Moves To Mediate Motorola-Microsoft Import Ban Dispute
• Rainmaker Q&A: Labaton Sucharow's Dominic Auld
• US Solar Cos. Wary Of Plan To Resolve China Trade Row
• EU Trade Chief Lays Out Aims Of Transatlantic Trade Deal
• WTO Chief Says Political Differences Slowing Trade Talks
• HTC Smartphones Infringe Nokia Patents, ITC Judge Rules
• ITC Opens Patent Probe Into Kenmore Grills
• A Snapshot Of The Anti-Bribery Enforcement Landscape
• ITC Adds New Judge From Social Security Administration
• How To Win With Regulators When Opening A Foreign Casino
• Bill Would Tie Foreign IP Protection To US Tariff Breaks
• USTR Defends $1B Canada Lumber Deal At Fed. Circ.
• EU Court's Iran Sanctions Rulings To Have Limited Reach
• Indonesia Picks WTO Fight Against Australian Tobacco Law
• Ohio Sen. Presses USDA On Chinese-Chicken Import Plan
• ITC Says Gulf Shrimpers Not Harmed By Foreign Imports
• Congress May Use 'Fast-Track' Bill To Up Trade Input: Aide
• EU, Singapore Finalize Free Trade Pact
• Wyden Asks ITC To OK Duties On Chinese Hardwood, Plywood
• How Lawyers Can Effectively Build A Reputation Online
• 4 Ways To Make Sure Comments On Agency Rules Count
• Commerce Kicks Off Probe Into Chlorine From China, Japan
• Dems Eye Overhaul Of Food Labeling Regs
• WTO Head Stresses Trade Talks In Wake Of Slow Growth
• US Pushes To Increase Defense Trade Ties With India
• Don't Underestimate The Harm Caused By Counterfeiters
• 'Fast-Track' Power Key To Finishing Trade Deals, Obama Says
• Retailers Blast SEC's 'Conflict Minerals' Disclosure Rule
• US, China Should Lay Down Swords In Solar Trade Dispute
• Man Pleads Guilty To Iran Computer-Exporting Scheme
• House Small-Business Panel OKs GOP Regulatory Reform Bill
• Future Parameters Of ITC's 100-Day Pilot Program
• Samsung Wins Round In Ericsson Wireless Patent Row
• Ford Contests Tariffs On Transit Connect Vehicles
• US Steel Cos., Workers Call For Anti-Dumping Probe
• Commerce Asks FCC To Make Carriers Unlock Cellphones
• EU Trade Chief Calls For Stronger Ties With China
• Commerce Paves Way For Duties On Chinese Hardwood, Plywood
• US Chamber Of Commerce Pushes For New WTO Trade Deals
• Unions, Consumer Groups Slam Proposed Service Trade Pact
• Obama OKs Sending Chemical Weapons Aid To Syria
• ITC To Probe Toyo's Claims Of Asian Knockoff Tires
• Fed. Circ. Affirms US Win In Del Monte Tuna Tariff Fight
• Sen. Calls For Currency Manipulation Crackdown In TPP
• FDA Blocks Imports From Another Ranbaxy Drug Plant
• Leery of China-Processed Chicken, Schumer Demands Audits
• EU Court Tosses Sanctions Against Iranian Shipping Co.
• China Hits US Solar Cos. With Duties Over Subsidies
• New Scrutiny Looms For Defense-Linked Aircraft Exporters
• Microsoft Can't Sue DHS For Motorola Imports, Court Hears
• Navigating Conflicts When Serving 3rd-Party Subpoenas
• Mass. Supremes Back $21M Toys R Us Slide Death Verdict
• US Stresses IP Protection In Midyear China Trade Talks
• ITC Lets Google Intervene In Music-Sharing Patent Probe
• Honduras Revives Australian Tobacco Packaging Law Dispute
• Businesses Appeal SEC Conflict Minerals Disclosure Rule
• Chinese Authorities Eye Bayer Amid Pharma Bribery Probe
• 10 Reasons You Should Value Your Chief Compliance Officer
• Eli Lilly Levels $500M Attack On Canadian Patent Law
• WTO Chief's Ambitions Not Enough To Revamp Negotiations
• ITC Rules Nintendo Didn't Infringe In Wii IP Row
• Ex-BSGR Employee Wants Docs Tested In Guinea Bribery Case
• Foley Atty Should Be Booted From Commerce Probe, Suit Says
• Japanese Cos. Face More And More Antitrust Scrutiny In US
• Sen. Urges Trade Rep. To Reconsider TPP Tobacco Plan
• Revoking Japanese Pipe Duties Would Hurt US Cos., ITC Finds
• China Skirts Wire Duties By Modifying Shipments, EU Finds
• Pharmacists' Groups Sue Maine Over Drug Importation Law
• FCPA Training Firms Flourish As DOJ Bears Down On Bribery
• EU Backs Greater Ukraine Trade Ties Over Russian Pressure
• China, S. Korea Agree On Scope Of Free Trade Pact
• ITC To Review ALJ's Resin Trade Secrets Ruling
• AFL-CIO Eyes Campaign To Challenge TPP
• DOE Backs Dominion LNG Export Plans From Expanded Plant
• Fed. Circ. OKs Commerce's Profit Cap Figures In Duty Review
• Biz Groups Push Congress To Renew Fast-Track Trade Power
• The Risks Of A Defective Internal Investigation
• Meat Industry Loses Bid To Stop US Labeling Changes
• Zeroing Faces Novel Test In WTO Row Over Washer Duties
• In-House Counsel To Firms: Do More With Less
• US Loosens Iran Sanctions For Humanitarian Work
• Justices Urged To Nix Nokia Call To Keep NPEs Out Of ITC
• Poland Joins Probe Of HP Over Possible FCPA Violations
• 5 Tips For Fattening Firm Wallets In Lean Times
• Queensland OKs Shell-PetroChina $14B Aussie LNG Plant
• 2011 Korean Steel Subsidies Were Minimal, Commerce Says
• Agilent Probes China Misconduct, Possible FCPA Violations
• Tips For Successful IP Collaboration In China
• New WTO Head Vows To Revive Negotiating Agenda
• Foreign Rebar Cos. Call US Dumping Claims Ungrounded
• Limited Authority To Restrain The Unitary Executive
• The 4 Firms In-House Counsel Fear The Most
• Russian Prime Minister Cautions Ukraine Over EU Trade Pact
• ITC Clears Amazon, Samsung In Microprocessor Patent Probe
• USTR Mulls Paraguay, Liechtenstein Bids To Join Trade Deal
• Motorola Seeks En Banc Review Of Apple's Fed. Circ. Ruling
• PetroChina Says Reports Of New Corruption Probe Are False
• Argentina Can't Shake US Class Action Over YPF Fight
• US Investigates GSK Following Chinese Bribery Claims
• Canada Examining Carbon Steel Imports From Japan, Others
• Smithfield Sale Won't Threaten US Security, CFIUS Finds
• Several Iranian Cos. Beat EU Sanctions In Court
• Hyundai Hysco Not Dumping Steel In US, Commerce Says
• ITC Closes Probes Of Indonesian, Thai Shrimp Subsidies
• China's 1st Step Toward More Participation In Rulemaking
• 3 Key Changes In The New Export Control Brokering Rule
• 5 Tips For Cos. Chasing Coverage For Corruption Probes
• SolarWorld Appeals Chinese Solar Panel Findings To CIT
• CIT Sends Chinese Furniture Duty Rates Back To Commerce
• Despite Wider Trade Gap, Commerce Head Says Exports Rising
• Chitron Exec Asks High Court To Overturn Export Conviction
• ITC To Probe Imports Of Chlorine From China, Japan
• ITC To Probe Sony, LG, Others Over Networking Patents
• Some Thoughts As New WTO Team Takes The Helm
• 5 Tips To Thwart FCPA Scrutiny Of Hiring Practices
• ITC To Review Nokia Win In InterDigital Patent Suit
• All Eyes On Smithfield As CFIUS Clock Ticks Down
• EU Trade Chief Makes Case For 'Conflict Mineral' Rules
• Eni Escapes SEC's Libya Bribery Investigation
• ITC To Probe Acer, Belkin, Others Over Flash Memory Chips
• US Steel Cos. Seek Duties On Rebar From Turkey, Mexico
• PhRMA Backs Increased FDA Drug Import Controls
• Commerce Trade Official To Resign, Head To Private Sector
• Nintendo, Samsung Targeted In ITC Suit Over Disc Drive IP
• Kenya's New Mining Royalties: What Can Foreign Cos. Do?
• Trade Attys Leave BigLaw Pressure For Smaller Shops
• USDA Clears Chinese Chicken Processors To Ship To US
• Post-Election Zimbabwe And The Current State Of Sanctions
• SEC Will Revise Invalidated Oil Payment Disclosure Rule
• Coming Months Vital To Global Trade, New WTO Chief Says
• WTO Panel To Weigh EU Challenge To China's Steel Duties
• ITC Reviews Duties On Chinese, Australian Chemicals
• Baker Botts Nabs Trade, Competition Pro For Brussels Office
• Ex-Chinese Railroad Official Charged In $7.6M Bribery Scheme