International Trade Archive » October, 2019

International Trade - October, 2019

190 articles

• Gemini-Backed 3iQ Bitcoin Fund Set To Launch In Canada
• FCC Commissioner Says US Has 'Rested On Our 4G Laurels'
• WTO Says Indian Export Subsidies Break Trade Rules
• State Dept. Approves $115M Helicopter Sale To Croatia
• White House Boots Cameroon From Duty-Free Program
• 5 Trends Influencing RFPs For Law Firms
• DOJ's $700M Deal Lets 1MDB Suspect's Lawyers Keep $15M
• Unaoil Bosses Plead Guilty To Global Bribery Scheme
• Nuclear Exec Sold Out Partner For Prosecution Deal, Jury Told
• SocGen Fires Back At $792M Suit Over Castro-Seized Bank
• What Industry, Investors Think Of The Proposed CFIUS Regs
• No Room For Energy Groups In Keystone XL Suit, Enviros Say
• NPE Cases May Be Contrary To ITC's Mission
• US-China Trade Meeting Uncertain As Chile Scraps Summit
• Watchdog Raises Flags Over Duty Exclusion Process
• Ex-Alstom Exec's Emails Show Bribery Strategy, Jury Hears
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Asia IP Litigators From K&L Gates
• Wyden Presses White House On Biden Link In China Talks
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Being There For Families In Trouble
• UK Gov't Sets Dec. 12 Election After Pulling Brexit Bill
• African Export-Import Bank Puts London IPO On Hold
• Advent's £4B Cobham Buy Nabs EU Regulatory Approval
• AFL-CIO Cheers Trump's Trade Crackdown On Thailand
• Venezuelan National Gets 4 Years For Bribery Scheme
• Ex-Alstom Exec's Bribery Ties Are Plain, DOJ Tells Jury
• Holding Nestle Liable For Slavery Would Backfire, Coke Says
• USTR Considering Renewal Of China Tariff Exemptions
• Inspection Agencies Want Brazilian Plywood Suit Axed
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US Fights Chinese Retaliation
• Louis Vuitton Parent Lobs $14.5B Cash Bid At Tiffany & Co.
• EU Grants UK New Brexit Delay As Dec. Election Looms
• Boustani Jury Hears Of Alleged Graft That Fueled $2B Fraud
• What You Need To Know About 5G Progress
• Novel Libor Sentence Shows Issues Foreign Defendants Face
• La. Freight Forwarder Fined For Price-Fixing Conspiracy
• USTR Exempts 83 More Products From 25% China Tariffs
• Breaking Down The Ex-Alstom Executive Foreign Bribery Trial
• US, Israel Bring Fintech Cooperation Into Focus
• Member States Reach Deal On Pact To Nix Intra-EU Treaties
• Canadian-Made Sawblades Skirt China Duties, DOC Finds
• 4 Ways To Address Rising OFAC Cryptocurrency Oversight
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• S. Korea Gives Up Preferential WTO Status After US Rebuke
• Calif. Co. Accuses Google Of Infringing Smart Tech Patents
• State Dept. OKs Bahrain's $150M US Navy Ship Deal
• Russian Hot-Rolled Steel Makers Challenge Commerce Duties
• SEC, CFTC Join Global Financial Innovation Network
• Commerce Probes Mexican Rebar Co.'s Alleged Duty Skirting
• FCPA Lessons On 3rd-Party Risks And Cooperation Credit
• Security Fears Dog DOJ As Foreign Tech Cos. Collect US Data
• Privacy Shield Pact Survives EU Review, But Work Remains
• Treasury Lifts Turkey Sanctions After Syria Ceasefire
• Senators Spar Over Pace Of NAFTA 2.0 Deliberation
• US, China Judges Debate Best Court System For IP Disputes
• Trump Touts Exit From Paris Accord At Pa. Shale Conference
• USW Backs Industry Push For Tariffs On Imported Fittings
• Where Law Firm Partners Go When Changing Jobs
• Commerce Readies Duties On Chinese Wire, Cable
• DOJ Sues Calif. Over Cap-And-Trade Deal With Québec
• ​​​​​​​ITC Ends Qualcomm, MediaTek Semiconductor Imports Probe
• US-China IP Dealings Get Wild As Trade War Escalates
• On Cross, Ex-Credit Suisse Exec Says Feds Bungled Charges
• 3 Ways To Leverage Vulnerability For Lawyer Well-Being
• Gov't Pauses Brexit Legislation After Lost Fast-Track Vote
• Genworth's $1.8B Brookfield Deal Faces Regulatory Pushback
• SK Hynix Memory Products Infringe Netlist IP, ITC Judge Finds
• Mixed Bag At PTAB For Light Bulb Co. Challenging LED Patent
• Trump Pressures Dems To Expedite NAFTA 2.0 Vote
• Commerce Opens Probes Into Chinese Glass Containers
• TracFone Accuses Phone Distributors Of 'Nefarious' Scheme
• North Korea Must Forfeit Ship For Violating US Sanctions
• US Revives Mexican Tomato Probe, But Duties Remain At Bay
• Navigating US-China Trade Amid New Era Of FinCEN
• Feds Keep Seizing Lawful Hemp Imports, CBD Co. Tells Court
• WTO Panelists Tapped To Examine US-EU Olive Tariff Fight
• Gov't Shut Cos. Out Of Mexico Sugar Deal Talks, CIT Says
• Akin Gump Nabs Finnegan IP Duo In DC
• China Targeting $2.4B Of US Goods With WTO Sanctions
• UK Requests New Brexit Extension To Secure Legislation
• US Wallops Chinese Mattresses With Record 1,700% Duty
• Duane Morris Nabs FisherBroyles Int'l Trade Atty In DC
• US Cos. Barred From Leasing Planes To Cuban Airlines
• US Readies Final Duties On German, Chinese Beer Kegs
• OFAC Measures Soften US Sanctions Against Turkey
• White House Unfairly Denying Tariff-Exclusion Bids, Rep. Says
• Huawei Says Gov't Has Limited Powers To Punish Cos.
• New Data Shows BigLaw's True Profitability
• Rising Star: Wiley Rein's Tessa Capeloto
• UK Business, Finance Groups Want Speedy EU Trade Regime
• Trump Admin Sets Tariffs In Aircraft Row As EU Vows Reprisal
• Ex-Credit Suisse Exec Says He Cashed In On $2B Loan Fraud
• Fed. Circ. Backs Garage Door Maker's Win In Patent Case
• Nike Can't Add New TM Claims To 2011 Knockoff Shoe Suit
• Chiquita Urges Fla. Court Not To Rethink Terror-Funding MDL
• Rising Star: Fish & Richardson's Ben Thompson
• Brazil Fines Port Operator $1.7M For Additional Cargo Fees
• Rosen Law Gets $62.5M Award As Alibaba Deal Gets Final OK
• China Wants US Tariffs Gone Before Finalizing Trade Deal
• EU, UK Agree On New Brexit Plan To Avert No-Deal Disruption
• Mexican Co. Doesn't Own Citrus Oil It Delivered, Judge Says
• Boustani Accuses Feds Of 'Misdirection' As Trial Begins
• Energy Trade Groups Look To Enter Keystone XL Pipeline Suit
• Germany To Allow Huawei To Supply 5G Network Equipment
• Trump Says Only US Should Tax Its Tech Giants, Not France
• Rising Star: Barnes & Thornburg's Clinton Yu
• Lawmakers Blast Website Protections In Trade Deals
• House Rebukes Trump For Pulling US Troops From Syria
• US Poised For New Duties On Acetone From Spain, Singapore
• US-UK Agreement Expands DOJ Access To Tech Data
• China Vows Retaliation If US Enacts Hong Kong Support Bill
• Ex-Yukos CFO Says Kremlin-Defying Board Owes Him $13.5M
• US Charges Turkish Bank In Scheme To Evade Iran Sanctions
• Cos. Urge Swift Passage Of NAFTA 2.0 To Aid Biz Certainty
• Rising Star: Arnold & Porter's Henry Almond
• Challenging OFAC Sanctions And Civil Penalties In US Courts
• Fighting Cybercrime Requires More Trust, NCA Chief Says
• UK Gov't Seeking More Power To Block Foreign Takeovers
• Incoming EU Trade Boss Wants To Ground Aircraft Tariff Fight
• Courts Keep Rejecting Litigation Funding Discovery Campaign
• State Dept. Hit With FOIA Suit For Info On Giuliani In Ukraine
• Boustani Heads To Trial In $2B Mozambique Fraud Case
• Trump Greenlights Sanctions, Steel Tariffs On Turkey
• State Dept. Approves $515M In Sales To Kuwait, Tunisia
• How Emotionally Intelligent AI Could Assist With E-Discovery
• Fruit Grower In Contempt In Del Monte Fight, Court Hears
• Terrorism Aid Claims Are Too Late, Standard Chartered Says
• Minerals Co. Can't Escape Suit Over $70M Award Enforcement
• US, China Reach Truce To Delay Next Tariff Wave
• Financial Adviser Pleads Guilty In Ecuador Oil Bribery Case
• NBA Backs Free Speech But Likely To Tiptoe With China
• US-China Talks Resume With Hope Of Paving Way To Deal
• Coal Magnate Can't Block Doc Order In $48M Award Fight
• Repeated Allegations Kill Canon FCA Suit, Texas Judge Says
• FedEx Says Export Crackdown Violates Due Process Rights
• Chinese Acquisitions Even More Uncertain In New CFIUS Era
• ITC Ends Patent Probe Into Nintendo Switch
• Preventable Risks Your Law Firm May Be Overlooking
• UK Sanctions Violations Drop In Value Over Past Year
• Mexican Keg Importers Hit With Finalized Anti-Dumping Tariff
• Lawmakers Urge NBA To Cut China Ties Over Hong Kong Row
• Feds Want Wives' Testimony Out Of Ecuador Bribery Case
• US-Japan Trade Pacts Leave Enforcement Strategy Murky
• 3 Policy Developments To Watch As US-China Divide Grows
• 6 Ethics Tips For Attorneys Making Lateral Transfers
• Sens. Seek US Review Of Maduro-Tied Brazilian Meatpacker
• Ex-Biomet Employee Can't Sue Over FCPA Firing: 7th Circ.
• Carnival Can't Get Quick Appeal In 2nd Helms-Burton Case
• House Lawmakers Want 'Action' On Mexican Labor Reform
• US Restricts Chinese Officials' Visas On Human Rights Basis
• US Slams Chinese Filing Cabinets With Stiff New Duties
• US Dings Indian, Turkish Quartz With Early Duties
• US Blacklists 28 Chinese Groups Over Human Rights Abuses
• ITC Ends Probe Into Nokia, NEC Submarine Tech
• WTO Chief Embraces Push For Sweeping Reforms
• HK Stock Exchange Drops $36.7B Bid For LSE
• Montana Wants In On New Keystone XL Pipeline Suit
• Anheuser-Busch Facing Import Ban For Infringing Heineken IP
• Feds Can Keep Info From Iranian Scientist, 6th Circ. Says
• US, Japan Ink Trade Pacts Covering Agriculture, Technology
• Greenberg Traurig Adds International Trade Pro In NY
• US, China Head Back To Negotiating Table This Week
• Judges Assail Feds Over Translation In Gum Import Suit
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive $220M Cobalt Insurer Fight In Fed Court
• Commerce Mostly Justified On Nail Tariffs, Fed. Circ. Finds
• Huawei Ban Not Barred By Constitution, Gov't Says
• Commerce To Smack Chinese Cabinets With Up To 262% Duty
• Boustani Loses Bid To Dismiss Brushed-Up Fraud Indictment
• $3M Arbitration Win Wasn't Properly Served, LED Maker Says
• Airbus Tariff Hit Threatens To Deepen US-EU Trade Rift
• Alaska Tells FERC $45B Pipeline Project Won't Do Harm
• Simpson Thacher Taps 3 Gov't Vets To Helm Antitrust Group
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Rest Of AB InBev, Molson Antitrust Suit
• Consider The Power Of Tactical Empathy
• EU Rejects UK's Latest Plan To Avoid No-Deal Brexit
• Trump Taps Okla. Magistrate Judge For District Judge Post
• Why Did ITC Levy Steel Duties Without A Request, Judge Asks
• Trump's New Duties In EU Airbus Case Will Land This Month
• Judge Denies Bid To Exclude Emails From $2B Fraud Trial
• Doormaker Says Feds Wrong To Find Imports Are From China
• Toshiba Settles MPEG Patent Suit Seeking 'Tens Of Millions'
• State Dept. OKs $140M In Missile Defense Support For Japan
• The Problem — And Opportunity — Of Implicit Bias In The Bar
• WTO OKs US Tariffs On $7.5B Of EU Goods In Airbus Brawl
• Commerce Tees Up For Duties On European Chemical Imports
• GE Strikes $2.7M Settlement Over Payments From Cuban Co.
• Judging A Book: Thapar Reviews Gorsuch's 'A Republic'
• Another Rollback In US-Cuba Financial Relations
• Chinese Solar Exporter Sues Over Commerce's Duty Rates
• US Output, Global Economy Slowing Amid Trade Tensions
• Louisiana Steel Producer Hits Ch. 11 After Loan Default