International Trade Archive » October, 2013

International Trade - October, 2013

186 articles

• Fla. Trade Data Firm Sues Chinese Rival Over Piracy Scheme
• House Dems Rip USTR Tobacco Proposal In Pacific Trade Pact
• USTR Says Trade Agenda Can Bolster Global Standards
• Belgian Man Denies Violating Nuclear Export Controls
• Obama Makes Plug For Greater Foreign Investment In US
• Avon Says Proposed FCPA Settlement Too Steep
• Brazilian Firms Brace For New Anti-Bribery Enforcement
• Manufacturers Push For Senate Movement On Trade Bill
• EU Fastener Duties Still Violate WTO Rules, China Says
• CIT Upholds Commerce Findings In Part Of Tire Duty Row
• US Booze Cos. Tell UK To Adopt American Tax Structure
• Legal Demand Is Up — How Are Law Departments Managing?
• No Secrets About Pesticides In EU And Possibly Abroad
• Nokia To Seek UK Ban On Some HTC Imports After Patent Win
• GrafTech Fined Over Unlicensed Exports To China, India
• US Should Eye IP, Agriculture In EU Trade Pact, Pols Hear
• House Members Launch Congressional TPP Caucus
• CPSC Officials Say Cuts Imperil Import Oversight Program
• A Scorecard Approach To 3rd-Party FCPA Due Diligence
• US Spying To Bump Up Privacy On EU Trade Talk Agenda
• EU Telecoms, E-Services To Pay VATs In Customer's State
• Taiwan Steps Up US Beef Inspections After Scare
• US Still Aiming For Completed TPP Talks By Year's End
• ITC Finds Harm From Chinese, Japanese Chlorine Imports
• Ex-Navy Contractor Sanctioned For Providing Data To Taiwan
• Spying Shouldn't Stall US-EU Trade Pact, Businesses Say
• Top WTO Lawyer Lands At Akin Gump's Geneva Office
• Foreign Subsidies, Tariffs Hurt Steel Trade, US Cos. Say
• US Chamber, Others Push For Bill To Stop Counterfeit Imports
• Coming Soon: Paradigm Shift In Genetic Resources Regs
• Commerce Launches Probe Of MSG From China, Indonesia
• USTR Lauds EU For Cutting Contested Display Duties
• Dual Citizen Charged Over Alleged Iran Missile Deal
• Despite Iranian Talks, Major US Sanctions Overhaul Unlikely
• Sens. Push DOD To Probe Contractor's Iran Connections
• WTO Chief Says Finish Line Near On Bali Trade Pact
• EU Touts Progress After Latest Trade Talks With Japan
• FDA Proposes Safety Rules For Animal Food
• Nord Says CPSC May Have To Sue To Force Recalls
• No Breakthrough In Latest US-Japan Auto Talks, USTR Says
• Australian Union Warns Against Trade Agreement With China
• Why M&A Due Diligence Won't Prevent An FCPA Violation
• AARP Opposes 12-Year Exclusivity For Biologic Drugs In TPP
• Nuance, CooTek Settle ITC Action Over Cellphone Patents
• Investment Pact Must Open China's Market: EU Trade Chief
• ITC Issues Exclusion Order On Tattoo Equipment Imports
• US Online Gambling Ban Has Antigua Targeting Copyrights
• Stonepeak Takes $660M Stake In La. LNG Export Project
• Stryker Settles FCPA Probe With $13M Payout
• Taiwan Fines Samsung For Hiring Writers To Bash HTC
• USDA Defends New Meat Labeling Regulations In DC Circ.
• Manufacturers' Counsel Want Clearer CPSC 'Ground Rules'
• SEC Followed Orders On Conflict Minerals, DC Circ. Told
• ITA Makes Bid To Keep Duties On Wire Rod From Brazil, Others
• Long-Standing ITC Atty Named Agency's General Counsel
• Advocacy Groups Oppose Fast-Track Trade Power
• Former Perkins Coie Partner Named Director Of ITC's OUII
• Russia Blocks EU Panel Bid In WTO Car Recycling Fee Row
• ITC To Probe Imports Of Refrigerant Gas From China
• Employers Win Again On Scope Of US Whistleblower Law
• Canada Deal Lays Groundwork For EU In US Trade Talks
• US To Share $36M From Money Laundering Case With Panama
• The Disappearing Patent Injunction
• Trico Strikes Back At Federal-Mogul With ITC Patent Suit
• ITC Opens More Investigations Of Electrical Steel Imports
• EU, China To Discuss Trade In High-Level Economic Talks
• Samsung, Nintendo Face ITC Probe Over Disc Drive Patents
• Wynn Beats Ex-Partner's $140M Defamation Suit In Japan
• ATM Maker Diebold Shells Out $48M In FCPA Settlement
• UAE Investment Co. Fined $1.5M Over Iran Money Transfers
• US Extends Duty-Free Beef Deal With EU
• Amazon Asks ITC To Let Microprocessor IP Ruling Stand
• Chinese Customs Approves Oyu Tolgoi Copper Exports
• Dodd-Frank Isn't For Foreign Whistleblowers, Judge Says
• Shutdown Affected Food Safety Deadline, FDA Tells 9th Circ.
• US, Japan Open Talks On Auto, Insurance Barriers
• OSHA Rule May Not Be Reviewable In Court, DC Circ. Says
• EU-Canada Trade Pact Picks Up Industry, Gov't Backing
• How To Prepare Witnesses To Make (Not Break) Your Case
• 8 Steps To Take If Your Company Is Investigated In China
• USPTO To Change Patent Filing, Maintenance Rules
• ITC Says It Will Eye FRAND Issues In Review Of Funai Ruling
• Dairy Workers Vow To Fight TPP If It Hurts Labor Rights
• Financial Consultant Gets 3 Years Over $7M Ex-Im Bank Fraud
• Set The Right Tone For Risk Mitigation, Home And Abroad
• Ex-NASA Contractor Can't Stay Iran Embargo Case: 4th Circ.
• Commerce Faces CIT Challenge From Thai Shrimp Exporters
• China Investment Agreement Talks Get Green Light In EU
• EU, Canada Notch Free Trade Agreement
• Steptoe Lures Former BHP Billiton Compliance Pro
• TPP May Someday Include China, NZ Trade Minister Says
• EU Committee Drafts Stricter Product Safety Rules
• India TV Network Wants Nielsen To Face Corruption Suit In NY
• Manufacturers Push For Congress To Act On Tariff Bill
• EU Pols Push Labor, Enviro Protections In US Trade Pact
• The Good News About Investing In Iraq
• Trade Group Seeks Some TPP Footwear, Apparel Protections
• Quicksilver, DC Shoes Sue US Over Gender-Biased Tariffs
• US Shrimp Group Secures Injunction In CIT Duty Row
• Canada's Anti-Corruption Efforts Increase Risk For Cos.
• Apple Wants Fed. Circ. Review Of ITC's Samsung Ban
• EU Softens Airline Pollution Tax After Global Deal Advances
• Canada Closes In On Trade Agreement With EU
• EU Reviewing Dumping Duties On Chinese, Indian Acid
• High Court Rejects Nokia Call To Keep NPE Suits Out Of ITC
• Raytheon, Boeing Plan $11B Weapons Sales In Middle East
• Shutdown Throws A Wrench In Export Control Reform Process
• Weighing In On TPP, US Pols Tout Japan Auto Investment
• Sealing The Deal: Paul Hastings Clinches $7B Smithfield Buy
• IMF, World Bank Call For WTO Trade Facilitation Deal
• Customs Misclassifies Chinese Dinnerware Imports, Suit Says
• US Ready To Lift Sanctions If Iran Tackles Nuke Program
• What China's Lemon Law Will Mean For Manufacturers
• CIT Upholds Dumping Duties Against Chinese Saw Blade Co.
• ITC Nixed LG Patent Probe On Faulty Basis, Fed. Circ. Hears
• 3 Things To Know As Export Control Reform Kicks In
• No Letup In US Scrutiny Of Foreign-Backed Energy Projects
• Motorola Asks Fed. Circ. To Reverse ITC Ruling In Apple Row
• Terra Execs Ask 11th Circ. To Curb FCPA's Reach
• The Best Question To Ask Your Potential Outside Counsel
• A Milestone For Int'l Cartel Enforcement In Chile
• Trade Suffers As Gov't Shutdown Nears Third Week
• Aeronet Resolves Claims It Shipped To Banned Airline
• EU Lawmakers OK Cadmium, Mercury Bans In Batteries
• CIT Nixes Challenge Of Aluminum Extrusion Scope Decision
• EU Trade Chief Pushes For Regulation Body In US Trade Pact
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Commerce's Use Of Adverse Inference
• Russia's Answer To FCPA Guidance
• US Tosses Last Of Chinese-Owned Co.'s Wind Farm Suit
• EU Kicks Russian Car Recycling Fee Row Into Litigious Gear
• US Wants Interest From Surety In Fed. Circ. Bond Fight
• US Time-Barred From Seeking Customs Bond, Hartford Says
• $950M Solar Conspiracy Suit Is 'Baseless,' Chinese Co. Says
• EU Trade Chief Blasts Russian Ban On Lithuanian Imports
• WTO Chief Says 'Moment Of Truth' Near For Bali Deal
• Maine Drug Importation Law Takes Effect Amid Controversy
• US Shrimp Group Says Bad Data Helped Chinese Co. Beat Duties
• TPP Countries Say They're Still Aiming For Deal This Year
• EU Trade Chief Touts Virtues Of Investment Pact With China
• Microsoft Says CBP Suit Should Proceed Amid Shutdown
• USTR Won't Veto ITC Ban On Some Samsung Smartphones
• Pacific Rim Leaders Note Lagging Trade, Support WTO Talks
• Let's Really Consider The Idea Of A 2-Year Law Degree
• Shutdown Won't Divert US Focus On Asian Trade, Kerry Says
• Grain Group Blasts Panama's Temporary Ban Of US Corn
• EU, Canada Want In On WTO Row Over Australian Tobacco Law
• Australia PM Pushing For China Trade Pact Within A Year
• Obama Taps 2 Business Execs For Top Commerce Posts
• $950M Suit Blames Chinese Solar Cos. For US Rival's Demise
• US-EU Trade Negotiations Sidelined By Gov't Shutdown
• The Best Cyberdefense Is A Good Offense
• Thwarting NPE Abuse In 337 Actions: Alternative Measures
• Manufacturing Cos. Push For 'Fast-Track' Trade Authority
• Commerce Pushes To Maintain Duty On Russian Silicon Metal
• Fla. Man Guilty Of Ex-Im Bank Fraud Extradited To US
• ITC Shutdown Threatens US Economy, Lawmaker Says
• Congress Should Have More Input On TPP, House Dems Say
• Neptune Tech. Settles ITC Action Over Krill Oil Patent
• Lawmakers Push USTR To Resolve China Solar Trade Row
• Considerations Before Counseling During Deposition
• 3 Things To Know About CFIUS' Recent Activism
• Honey Processor Files Ch. 11 Amid Smuggling Allegations
• Chinese Cos. Still Dumping Steel Pipe, Commerce Says
• Microsoft's Motorola ITC Patent Suit Revived By Fed. Circ.
• UK IP Office Strengthens Southeast Asia Presence
• Business Group Urges APEC Countries To Open Up Trade
• TPP Should Exclude Currency Issues, Chamber Head Says
• US Shrimp Group Urges CIT To Deny Duty Challenge
• CPSC Approves Cradle Safety Standard Over Objection
• Flagging Trade Talks May Hurt WTO Dispute System: Ex-Judge
• CIT Halts Liquidation Of Chinese Electrodes In Dumping Case
• ITA Opens Probe Into Rebar Imports From Mexico, Turkey
• Despite Progress, US-India Investment Deal Still Far Off
• ITC Launches Reviews Of PET Film, Thermal Paper Duties
• Medical Co. Settles With US Over Iran Embargo Violations
• HTC Infringed Flashpoint Imaging Patent, ITC Judge Finds
• Chevron Signs Long-Term LNG Sale Deal For $29B Project
• Don't Conflate Shutdown And Debt Ceiling Challenges
• AK Steel Seeks Dumping Probe Of Imports From 6 Countries
• Small Economies To Suffer If WTO Talks Falter, USTR Says
• 3 Lessons From Canada's First 'FCPA' Trial
• King & Spalding Lands Ex-WTO Official For Geneva Office
• US Government Shuts Down As Funding Fight Goes Nowhere
• Gov't Shutdown Will Constrict US Trade Work
• BigLaw Braces For Revenue Hit In Federal Shutdown
• Shutdown Puts ITC Patent Cases Into Deep Freeze