International Trade Archive » July, 2014

International Trade - July, 2014

214 articles

• OPINION: Lawyers Should Think In Terms Of Big Data
• ITC Judge Ends Samsung, Nintendo Disc Drive Patent Probe
• Argentina Blames US For Debt Talks Failure, Denies Default
• DOE Gives Thumbs Up To Oregon LNG Export Project
• WTO Trade Facilitation Pact Derailed As Deadline Lapses
• EU Finalizes Latest Russian Sanctions As Moscow Cries Foul
• South Korea Eases Foreign Exchange Transaction Regs
• FERC Greenlights Freeport LNG Export Project In Texas
• EU Watchdog Seeks More Transparency In TTIP Negotiations
• The Caremark Standard At Issue In Wal-Mart Bribery Case
• DC Judge Asked To Nix CFTC Cross-Border Swaps Rules
• 5 Tips For Food Cos. Looking To Outsource Production
• US Denies Pacific Trade Pact Will Dilute Procurement Rules
• Froman Pushes AGOA Renewal Before Presidential Summit
• Argentina Headed To Default After Debt Talks Collapse
• Russia's Top Arms Dealer Targeted In New US Sanctions Bill
• Kurdistan Government Will Fight $100M Oil Seizure In Texas
• Russia Bans Polish Produce As New Sanctions Hit
• China Trumpets Advancements In IP Protection Regime
• Valley Forge Can't Dodge Class Action Over Illegal Exports
• Ten Appointed To Oversee $2B Detroit Bridge Project
• US, EU Ramp Up Sanctions On Russia
• Death Rattle For Unfinished Business Claims?
• Refining What Qualifies As WTO 'Technical Regulation'
• Bondholders Make 11th-Hour Bid To Stop Argentine Default
• Meat Labeling Win Gives Regulators More Disclosure Authority
• SEC's FCPA Crackdown Looms Over Small-Cap Cos.
• Sens. Urge Commerce To Avoid Quotas On Mexican Sugar
• Texas Judge Orders Seizure Of $100M Of Kurdistan Oil
• EU Imposes Arms Embargo, Tougher Sanctions On Moscow
• EU Hits Back Against Critics Of Food Safety Trade Proposal
• DC Circ. Backs Tougher Meat-Labeling Rules
• Kinesiotherapy Decision Shakes Up ITC Enforcement Outlook
• Kodak Joins Aluminum Price-Fixing Suits Against Banks
• US, EU Poised To Hit Russia With Fresh Round Of Sanctions
• Argentina Gets OK For Bond Payments On Technicality
• Senate Confirms New CPSC Chairman, Commissioner
• USDA Eyes Looser Regs On Pork Imports From Mexico
• Russia May Limit Fruit Imports From EU Amid Ukraine Crisis
• Fed. Circ. Says Carriers Must Pay Duties On Missing Merch
• Commerce Probes UAE Co.'s Evasion Of PET Film Duties
• Car Audio Co. Fined $4M For Violating Iran Sanctions
• Bose Says Beats Rips Off Its Headphone Tech
• Smith & Wesson To Pay $2M To Settle FCPA Charges
• UK Bribery Act Turns 3 — Not A Time For Complacency
• Commerce Sets Duties On China's Solar Panels
• EU Gets Closer To Heftier Sanctions On Russian Cos.
• FDA, Mexico Resolve To Strengthen Produce Safety
• Trade Facilitation Pact In Peril As India Refuses To Retreat
• GSK Investigating Alleged Misconduct By Former Syria Ops
• Ex-BSGR Agent Gets 2 Years For Obstructing FCPA Probe
• ITC Bans Asian Tires That Flout Toyo Design Patents
• Chinese Off-Road Tire Maker Sues Commerce Over Duties
• Commerce Tees Up Duties On Venezuelan Steel Inputs
• CBP May Be Signaling Renewed Interest In 1st-Sale Rule
• BNP Paribas Reaches $80M Deal In Federal Credit FCA Suit
• Ex-BizJet CEO Pleads Guilty In Latin America Bribe Scheme
• WTO Members Say Delay Could Derail Trade Facilitation Deal
• Alstom's UK Division Hit With Corruption Charges
• Fed. Circ. Says ITC Can Decline Nokia Infringement Argument
• Leak Sheds Light On Food Safety Efforts In EU-US Trade Talks
• 3 Takeaways From BofA's $16.5M Settlement With OFAC
• Chamber Urges US, Korea To Goose Trade Pact Execution
• Boeing Secures Airplane Parts Deal With Iran
• BofA To Pay $16.5M To Settle Alleged Sanctions Violations
• Your State Contract May Prohibit Offshore Outsourcing
• EU OKs Proposal Allowing Member States To Ban GMOs
• Canada, UK Amend Tax Treaty For Arm's-Length Deals
• US Pushes Panama On Trade Barriers, Transparency
• Domestic Silicon Maker Sues Brazilian Rival For Fraud
• ITC Backs Union Fight For Duties On Chinese Tire Imports
• A Blow To Commerce's Methodology For Trade Order Scope
• Trial-Ready In 180 Days: Prepare For SDNY's Rocket Docket
• China Urges US To Heed WTO Dumping Ruling
• CIT Upholds Duty Calculations On Chinese PET Film
• EU, African Coalition Ink Pact Shielding Unique Food Names
• Judge Pleads With Argentina, Funds To Settle Bond Dispute
• Spansion Targets Macronix Patents In PTAB Review Petitions
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Russia-EU Feuds Advance, GPX Intact
• When You Are Responsible For Your Book Of Business
• WTO To Guide Poorer Nations In Enacting Trade Pact
• 5 Takeaways From Latest US Sanctions Against Russian Cos.
• Argentina Appeals Foreign Bond Payment Ban Order
• No Domestic Industry For Realtek Patent, ITC Says
• Alaska LNG Developers File Export Application To DOE
• Canada Blasts Lilly's $500M Patent Law Challenge
• Malaysian Pols Spurn TPP Talks With US Amid Gaza Crisis
• Justices Asked To Deny Bid To Review Anti-Dumping Payouts
• NY Court DQs Rogue Arbitrator From Kazakh Oil Dispute
• Wall Street Lobbyists Defend Suit Over CFTC Swap Rules
• G-20 Ministers Voice Hope Bali Deals Can Spur Doha Revival
• Reps. Push Against Weak TPP Offers From Japan, Canada
• An Inventive Way To Remove Pure State Court Claims
• CIT Faults Commerce Again For Shaky Furniture Duty Figures
• ITC Overstepped In Flipping ALJ Order, Fed. Circ. Says
• SEC Narrows FCPA Case Against Former Magyar Execs
• Chinese Drywall Co. Sanctioned After Bailing On MDL
• Commerce Slaps Duties On Steel Pipe From 3 Asian Nations
• EDF Inks $2.8B Supply Deal For Cheniere LNG Project
• Ways & Means GOP Demands Fast-Track Law Before TPP Deal
• Tofasco Settles Alleged Iran-WMD Sanction Violation
• 5 Insights From Pfizer Chief Litigation Counsel Michael Parini
• TTIP Food Safety Talks Advance As Transparency Woes Linger
• Powerful Tools For Discovery And Litigation Strategy
• Dealmakers Q&A: Locke Lord's Bill Swanstrom
• Ralls Ruling Could Open Door To Other CFIUS Challenges
• A Framework For Drafting Global Patent Applications
• New Russia Sanctions Signal Beginning Of US Clampdown
• European Price-Fixing Fine Not Deductible: US Tax Court
• DOC Sets Dumping Rates On Steel From Germany, 2 Others
• Former Alstom Exec Cops To Indonesian Bribery Scheme
• House Panel Probing Ex-Im Over Kickback, Bid-Rigging Claims
• PRISM Scatters Attorney-Client Privilege
• Ambiguities Remain Despite 9th Circ. AU Optronics Ruling
• Mild Financial Fallout From Uganda Anti-Homosexuality Act
• Ex-Im Fraudster Can't Appeal 10-Year Sentence: 5th Circ.
• Tech Group Urges EU, US To Tackle E-Labels, E-Access
• OPINION: Let's Financially Reward Law Firm Diversity
• US Steps Up Sanctions Against Russian Cos. Amid Conflict
• Vitamin C Buyers Say AUO Ruling Backs Their Antitrust Case
• Deputy Trade Rep Backs Fast Track, Balks At Budget Woes
• Senate Panel Advances CPSC Nominees To Floor
• Commerce Probes Chinese Truck Tire Imports
• 2nd Circ. Kills Pemex's $160M Bribery Suit Against Siemens
• Senators Back Duties On Steel Pipe From Korea, Others
• EU Official Plays Down 'Americanization' Risks of TTIP
• US To Press India On Trade Deal Delay At G-20 Summit
• Crucial Predictive Coding Case Law: Progressive V. Delaney
• Paul Hastings Nabs Ex-USPTO Examiner From Finnegan
• DC Circ. Rebuke Could Shake Up CFIUS Review Process
• OPINION: Advance Conflict Waivers Send Wrong Message
• ITC To Review Trico Windshield Wiper Ban
• Commerce Withdraws Anti-Dumping Review Of Thai Shrimp
• EU Asks Members To Protect Small Food Producers, Retailers
• Chinese Wind Co. Can Sue Obama Over Nixed Deal: DC Circ.
• FedEx Faces Anti-Competitive Practices Probe In France
• NCOIL Issues Rebuke On Global Capital Rules
• Late Action Sinks Chinese Floor Exporters' Intervention Bid
• Allen & Overy Lands IP Investigator From ITC
• WTO Rules Against US Duties For China, India
• Steel Nails From Korea, Vietnam Are Subsidized, ITC Finds
• GIP Fund To Drop $850M On Freeport LNG Stake
• Cyberespionage And Civil Suits
• Noble Corp. Settlement Leaves FCPA Questions Unanswered
• Chinese Citizen Helped Hack Boeing, US Gov't Says
• DOJ, SEC Continue Aggressive FCPA Enforcement: Report
• Top US Steel Cos. Ask Commerce To End Russian Trade Deal
• EU, Japan Plow Ahead With Free Trade Deliberations
• In Reversal, Commerce Finds S. Korean Oil Pipe Dumped In US
• US-China Investment Pact Talks May Spur Market Reform
• WTO Sees Cooling Trade Barriers, Seeks More Transparency
• Dems Hit USTR For Using 'Distorted' Data In FTA Push
• Pricing Provisions And The Gazprom-Naftogaz Dispute
• Wal-Mart Asks Del. High Court To Nix Order For Bribery Docs
• Commerce Preserves Hefty Duties On Chinese Saw Blades
• Ex-Dickstein Partner Leads Public Policy Team To Greenberg
• Tech Cos., Digital Groups Seek Loose TPP Copyright Regs
• DHS Probes Possible Breach Of Federal Employee Database
• US, China Poised To Enter New Phase Of Investment Pact Talks
• BNP Paribas OFAC Settlement — Another Warning To Banks
• Legal Forms And IP Rights: Yours, Mine, Ours Or Theirs?
• Motorola Says Posner-Led Panel Shouldn't Decide LCD Case
• BNP Pleads Guilty To Sanctions Violations In $9B Deal
• UK Fraud Watchdog Arrests 6 In Airbus-Saudi Bribery Probe
• Fed. Circ. Backs CIT Vase Classifications In Import Fight
• Australia-Japan Trade Deal To Cut Tariffs, Increase Access
• ITC Opens Probe Into Garmin Sonar Scanner Patent Claims
• Senate OKs USDA Official For Chief Ag Trade Negotiator Post
• US, China Will Team Up On Climate Change Projects
• Lawmakers Slam China On IP, Tech Trade As Summit Opens
• What Alands Vindkraft Means For EU's Energy Market
• FRAND Ambush?
• As Green Goods Trade Talks Start, Partners Urged To Be Bold
• Argentina Says High Court Ruling Isn't Win for NML Capital
• Orrick Snags Ex-Weatherford Counsel For White Collar Unit
• China Lowers Duties On US Chickens After WTO Report
• ExxonMobil-Qatar JV Seeks FERC Permit To Build LNG Plant
• Vitamin C Buyers Tell 2nd Circ. To Uphold $153M Award
• 5 Insights From Home Depot GC Teresa Roseborough
• ITC Clears Samsung, Others In Media-Sharing Patent Row
• US Targets Commerzbank In Latest Sanctions Probe
• WTO Launches 14-Nation Enviro Goods Trade Talks
• Confidentiality Concerns In 337 Enforcement At CBP
• A Step Toward Alleviating Growing Discovery Problems
• Phone Case Maker Claims Victory In IP Trade War
• WTO Appeals Panel Punts On Full Analysis Of US CVD Law
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Win For Apple, Intel In Chip Patent Suit
• US Hopes To Reignite WTO Tech Talks At China Summit
• Argentina Says Judge Went Too Far Voiding Bond Payment
• TPP Talks Underway To Tackle IP, Other Areas
• Inside DOE's Proposal For Liquefied Natural Gas Exports
• Lawyers And Email: Ethical And Security Considerations
• BNP Gets SEC Adviser Waiver Over Commissioner's Dissent
• Fed. Circ. Backs Duties On Tempura Vegetables
• Chinese National Arrested For Plot To Steal Seed Cos.' IP
• Questionable Advice To BNP On Sanctions Won't Haunt Cleary
• US, WTO Members To Begin Talks On Environmental Goods
• Second-Hand Commercial Goods Subject To Excise Duties: EU
• US Trade Gap Shrinks 6 Percent Amid Record High Exports
• Ex-Noble Execs Duck Fine, Liability In Nigerian Bribery Case
• CIT Tells Commerce To Justify Backtracking On Paper Duties
• EU Sends Tax Investigators To Gibraltar, Spain Over Tobacco
• Commerce Says Chinese Steel Wire Rod Unfairly Subsidized
• US Won't Lift Trade Preference Ban On Bangladesh
• Israel Signs FATCA Agreement With US
• LCD Makers Can't Nix Antitrust Claims In MDL, Judge Says
• CIT Upholds Raised Dumping Margin On PET Film Importer
• Chinese Economic Reforms Foreign Cos. Should Know About
• Noble Execs Settle Nigerian Bribery Case With SEC
• 7th Circ. To Rehear Motorola's Global Price-Fixing Suit
• Feds Likely Still Wary Of Criminal Charges Against US Banks
• SolarWorld Urges Chinese Hacking Probe In Trade Row
• US Reforms Export Control Regs On Military Electronics
• US, S. Korea Ink Trade Deal For Organic Products