US to comply with softwood ruling
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A US trade body has agreed to comply with a NAFTA panel ruling concluding Canadian softwood lumber imports are no threat to the US industry.
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The World Trade Organization has approved stiff sanctions on US exports - ranging from almonds to ski jackets - intended to punish Washington for failing to repeal the so-called Byrd amendment, a key trade diplomat said Friday.
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The United States said Monday it is appealing a World Trade Organisation (WTO) ruling that declared the bulk of US government subsidies to its cotton industry illegal.
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President George W. Bush pledged Friday to work with Congress to comply with a World Trade Organization ruling after the international trade agency gave the go-ahead to other nations to impose anti-dumping duties on US goods.
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A NAFTA panel has ruled in Canada&#39;s favour for the third time in the softwood lumber dispute and ordered the US government to stop fighting the rulings
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But it's not going to the president's desk yet, as the House still has to approve the changes. The current ban is scheduled to expire next week.
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VANCOUVER -- Canada will step up political pressure on the US government to drop punitive duties on Canadian softwood lumber imports in the wake of a pivotal trade ruling.
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The World Trade Organization was expected Friday to approve stiff sanctions on US exports ranging from almonds to ski jackets intended to punish Washington for failing to repeal the so-called Byrd amendment.
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A ban on liquids in hand luggage on US-bound flights from the UK will remain despite Americans easing restrictions.
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The US is to review financial market rules, to ensure that they do not harm the nation's ability to compete globally.
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By Anne Ravana, Bangor Daily News, Maine  Feb. 27--The U.S.
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Mandatory rules governing the reliability of the US power grid go into effect Monday.
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VANCOUVER (CP) - A heavy-handed attempt to push Canada back to the negotiating table in the softwood lumber dispute backfired, Trade Minister Jim Peterson has told his American counterpart.
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Bush's move to allow its use is likely to get legal review, say conservationists who claim it threatens marine life.
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The United States says it will continue to slap duties on countries it claims dump their goods on the US market, despite a World Trade Organisation ruling Tuesday that authorises seven nations and the European Union (EU) to impose sanctions against
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The World Trade Organization gave the go-ahead Friday for punitive sanctions on US exports from lobsters to industrial equipment because Washington has yet to comply with a two-year-old order to repeal a trade law that uses penalties collected from
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The Bush administration yesterday accepted a petition for new quotas on Chinese-made pants, one in a series of decisions that may lead to extensive protection for US textile and apparel