International Trade Archive » February, 2018

International Trade - February, 2018

170 articles

• Death Of Dutch Tax Regime Inflicts Administrative Costs
• Houston Co. Says African Brewer Wrongly Cut Off Deal
• Assistant In UN Real Estate Bribery Plot Gets 7 Months
• Trump's Year 2 Agenda Doubles Down On Trade Priorities
• Inside Broadcom's Hostile $117B Qualcomm Takeover Bid
• Boeing Must Produce $16B Iran Air Sale Docs In Terror Case
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US Firm In Appellate Body Logjam
• Mexico Demands Investor Names In $100M Gambling Biz Row
• King & Spalding Nabs Cooley's Ex-IP Litigation Head
• How The E-2 Visa Aligns With Trump's Immigration Goals
• Patent Laws Will Weather The NAFTA Storm
• Time Running Out For UK On Brexit Talks, EU Warns
• US Solidifies Duties On Chinese Foil As WTO Brawl Looms
• Sen. Cornyn Urges CFIUS To Review Qualcomm Takeover Bid
• Latham Adds ITC Patent Litigator From Alston & Bird
• New TPP Shows Investor-State Arbitration Support Persists
• Vitamin C Importers Urge Justices To Revive Antitrust Suit
• Toyo Wants Chinese Tire Co., Counterclaims Out Of IP Row
• ITC To Look Into Fuel Pump Assemblies Over Tariff Act Claims
• Why Machine Learning Should Matter To Lawyers
• Vietnam Opens WTO Case Against US Catfish Inspections
• WTO Appellate Body Turmoil Spurs Academic Call For Action
• Apple To Put Cloud Data Encryption Keys In China
• Treasury Issues Sanctions For Libyan Oil Smuggling
• US Asks Peru To Verify Timber Exports Are Legal
• Taiwanese Steel Nail Cos. Challenge Anti-Dumping Duties
• Indonesia Will Challenge US Biodiesel Tariffs At WTO
• Air Unions Fight To Upend Norwegian Air Permit At DC Circ.
• Trump Taps Former USTR Atty For Int'l Trade Commission
• Tax Reform Seen Prompting Few Transfer Pricing Settlements
• Nixing NAFTA Arbitration Provision Would Touch New Ground
• Pentagon Favors 'Targeted' Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• Valeant Says Stomach Ulcer Drug Is Being Imported Unfairly
• State Dept. Approves $3.2B Patriot Missile Sale To Sweden
• Canada Says It Has No Plans To Nix Arbitration From NAFTA
• US Squeezes N. Korean Shipping Sector With New Sanctions
• China's New VPN Crackdown 'Troubling,' US Tells WTO
• Tax Law Could Keep IP From Leaving, Treasury Official Says
• Chamber Seeks Clarity For Tax Law's Repatriation Rules
• ALJ Urges Ban On Some Imported Optical Fiber Coatings
• Commerce To Probe Rubber Band Imports From 3 Countries
• Feds Have To Search For More Keystone Docs, Judge Says
• Japan Knocks Down Korea's Post-Fukushima Trade Barriers
• Commerce Finalizes Argentine, Indonesian Biodiesel Duties
• Fiber Optics Tech Is Getting Wrong Duties, Fed. Circ. Told
• Lawmakers Push Senate To Fully Restock Ex-Im Bank's Board
• Trade Group Says New Drawback Rules Causing Confusion
• Carbon-Related Tax Unlikely Under Int'l Rules, Prof Says
• Canadian Salmon Co. Threatens NAFTA Arbitration Over Ban
• Bid To Nix Arbitration Provision From NAFTA Gains Ground
• Walmart Again Defeats Investor Suit, Despite 'A Closer Call'
• New TPP Deal Limits Investment Arbitration, NZ Says
• Senate Inaction On Nominees Doing No Favors For USTR
• Comcast Seeks Speedy Review Of TiVo Patent Case
• ITC Must Partially Redo Analysis Of Refrigerant Imports
• GOP Senators Urge Trump To Rejoin TPP Accord
• Commerce Launches Probes Into Chinese Cast Iron Soil Pipes
• Shuttered Texas Energy Co. Says Bribe Refusal Cost It $470M
• Akerman Adds 3 Ex-Gardere Attys In Dallas
• S. Korea Lobs WTO Challenge To US Steel Tariffs
• E-Commerce Boom Means New Roles For Shipping Cos.
• Safran Gets Attys' Fees After Beating FCA Allegations
• CIT Backs Commerce's Call Not To Put Duties On Korean Steel
• Coca-Cola To Pay $3.6B Under Tax Repatriation Provision
• IRS Asserts Coca-Cola Undervalued Property In $3B Tax Case
• Coalition Says Chinese Cos. Altering Plywood To Evade Duties
• Japan Seeking WTO Relief From US Solar Safeguard Tariffs
• Caterpillar's Tax Bill May Reach $2.3B After IRS Audit
• Commerce Calls For Sweeping Steel, Aluminum Import Curbs
• How Emerging Sources Of ESI Will Impact Discovery
• Amazon To Pay EPA $1.2M For Illegal Pesticide Sales
• Commerce IDs Russian Entities It Says Meddled In Crimea
• ITC Says Delta's Bombardier Order Didn't Harm Boeing
• Sen. Finance Committee Advances 2 Top USTR Noms
• Trump Feeling The Squeeze As Enforcement Decisions Loom
• ABA Presses For Trade Secrets Safeguards In New NAFTA
• EU Initiates 8-Month Audit Of Members' VAT Practices
• Chinese Firm, Ashurst Team Up In Shanghai Free Trade Zone
• Put The Brakes On Acceleration Bay Litigation Funder Ruling
• The Base Erosion And Anti-Abuse Tax: An Introduction
• A Chat With Hogan Lovells HR Chief Allison Friend
• State Dept. Revises Arms Regs For South Sudan
• Credit Suisse Targeted In FCPA Probe Over Asia Hiring
• Lawmakers Want Action On Stalled USTR Nominees
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Duties On Chinese Chlorine Compounds
• Fed. Circ. Upholds PTAB Ax Of Cisco Network Security Patent
• Early Duties Issued On Chinese Cast Iron Soil Pipe Fittings
• British Apparel Co., CEO Fined $900K For Customs Dodging
• Considerations For Attorneys Using Artificial Intelligence
• Why Blockchain's Impact On The Retail Sector Is Growing
• Veon Execs Want Out Of Stock Fraud Class Action
• Cloth Pet Carriers Excluded From Baggage Duty Rate: CIT
• Paris Launches New International Dispute Division
• Ramen Cos. Seek To Decertify Buyers In Price-Fixing Row
• Lawmakers Caution Trump On Steel Trade Restrictions
• House Easily Votes To Rekindle Tariff-Cutting Program
• Meditate On The Clause
• Commerce To Probe Welded Pipe Dumping Allegations
• Facing Rapid Change, WTO Boss Stumps For Open Trade
• CFIUS Scrutiny Of Foreign Acquisitions Intensifies
• Trump's Trade Budget Stays Mostly Level Despite Tough Talk
• Fed. Circ. Affirms ITC Import Ban On Infringing Bosch Saws
• Former Venezuelan Oil Execs Charged In Bribery Scheme
• Taiwanese Steel Nail Cos. Hit With 78% Duties By Commerce
• Gov't Meets Skeptical Fed. Circ. In Defending Steel Duties
• Judging A Book: Duncan Reviews 'Justice And Empathy'
• Cos. Take Note: Singapore Plans Deferred Prosecutions
• US-China Food Fight Ready For Prime Time At WTO
• Turkish Pipe Co. Dodges Anti-Dumping Duties After Review
• ITC Says UK DNA Sequencer Doesn't Violate PacBio Patent
• 5 Takeaways As White House Dishes On Drug Prices
• Sen. Markey Asks Tillerson, Mnuchin About Novatek Shipment
• Canada Says Four Countries, EU Can Join Wine Dispute
• What's Next In The WTO Tussle Over Trump's Safeguards
• Commerce Hammers Malaysian Steel Nails With Duties
• Movements Without Motion In Russian Sanctions Policy
• Importer Slams Commerce's 115% Duties On Chinese Pencils
• ITC Receives Infringement Complaint Over Light Engines
• Lawmakers Roll Out Bill To Revive Tariff-Slashing Program
• 5th Circ. Says Chinese Co. Must Pay Up In $102M Piracy Suit
• $3B Tax Trial Will Focus On Royalties, Coca-Cola Says
• The Art Of The Litigation Funding Deal
• European Commission Sets Duties On Chinese Steel Imports
• TCJA Will Affect Foreign Investments In US Real Estate
• Auto Parts Supplier Sues CBP For Seizing 'Lawful' Parts
• Canadian Solar Cos. Wage CIT Battle Against New Tariffs
• Lobby Floats Insurance Framework For Brexit Trade Deals
• EU Also Seeks Compliance Ruling In Russia WTO Pork Brawl
• US Won't Excuse Indian Co. From Duties On Chinese Glycine
• Commerce Keeps Tariffs On Several Countries' Steel Pipe
• GOP Playing Nice With Lighthizer Following Trade Huddle
• Furniture Co. Settles Claims Over Import Tariff Evasion
• Norway Signs Agreement With EU To Tackle VAT Fraud
• Smart Contracts Need Smart Corporate Lawyers
• Canadian Meat Processor Recalls Over 4K Lbs. Of Raw Pork
• Reflections On 2017 FCPA Enforcement
• A Look At Hong Kong's New Transfer Pricing Proposal
• Husch Blackwell Bolsters Firm With Int'l Trade Partner
• China's Cyber Law Makes Cos. Less Safe, Biz Group Says
• How To Fix Your Broken Client Teams
• China Strikes Back Against US Safeguards At WTO
• $4.1M Refund Ordered In US-Halted Engine Sale
• CFIUS Changes Are Coming: What Attys Need To Know
• ITC Bars Imports Of Certain Chinese Aerogels
• UK's New Hires Signal Far-Reaching Trade Push After Brexit
• Commerce Lays Dumping Duties On Chinese Chlorine Cos.
• ICSID Had Record Caseload In 2017, Report Says
• Chiquita Settles With Families Before Terrorism Trial
• Left-Leaning Sens. Unveil Core NAFTA Demands
• Plywood Cos. Challenge Commerce's Math On Import Tariffs
• FCA Chief Sees Hope For Post-Brexit Deal In TTIP Proposal
• Interpreting Treasury's Report On Russian Oligarchs
• US Probes WTO Oversight Mechanism As It Mulls New Deals
• Del. Walmart Ruling Might Bring New Derivative Strategies
• Iran UN Consultant Gets 3 Months For Tax, Sanctions Crimes
• Treasury Sanctions 6 People, 7 Cos. Over Terrorism Ties
• Weinstein Co. Hit With $7.2M Suit Over 'Paddington 2'
• Feds Probe OSI Systems After Short Seller's Bribery Report
• Sunpreme Asks Fed. Circ. To Undo Solar Cell Duties
• How To Serve Your Blind Client Effectively
• Steelmakers Lean On Trump For New Import Curbs
• What To Expect After Trump's State Of The Union Address
• Dip In 2017 Corporate FCPA Actions: A Ripple Or Sea Change?
• CIT Approves Commerce's Turkish Pipe Duties
• Taiwan Requests Consultations Over US Solar Tariffs
• Watchdog Backs DOD's $16B In Foreign Sales Cost Waivers
• Freeland Says 'Explicitly Protectionist' US Roiling NAFTA
• Chinese Cast Iron Imports Get European Duties, ITC Probe
• US, S. Korea Home In On Tariffs, Market Access In Talks
• Evolving Due Process In The Digital Age