Byrd amendment buys US $150 million in WTO sanctions
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The World Trade Organization granted authorization Friday to the European Union, Japan, Canada, Korea, Mexico, India, and Chile, to slap retaliatory sanctions if the US fails to repeal the Byrd amendment.
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Vietnam's legislature ratified the country's entry into the World Trade Organization on Tuesday, paving the way for the communist nation to become the global trade body's 150th member.
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WASHINGTON - The World Trade Organization imposed penalties Friday on US exports ranging from apples to textiles, escalating a trade dispute the Bush administration has struggled to defuse by unsuccessfully urging Congress to repeal legislation aimed at
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A bill that would end a nasty trade war with Europe and shower more than &#36;140 billion in tax breaks on American companies is nearing congressional approval.
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The World Trade Organization has authorized punitive sanctions against US exports ranging from lobsters to crane trucks because Washington has failed to repeal the so-called Byrd amendment.
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The United States said Monday it has agreed with the European Union to suspend temporarily its right to impose sanctions on EU goods in a trade dispute over genetically modified organisms.
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A selection of the goods which could be hit with punitive duties under a request by the European Union and other plaintiffs to retaliate against the US Byrd amendment, according to
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The World Trade Organization authorized the European Union and seven other nations yesterday to impose more than $140 million in punitive duties on American goods, on the grounds that Congress has failed to repeal a controversial anti-dumping law.
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The W.T.O. decided today to authorize sanctions against the United States in response to illegal antidumping rules.
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WASHINGTON - The World Trade Organization imposed penalties yesterday on US exports ranging from apples to textiles, escalating a trade dispute the Bush administration has struggled to defuse by unsuccessfully urging Congress to repeal legislation aimed
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US President George W. Bush had decided to lift sanctions against Libya in a move expected to trigger the release of more than $US1 billion ($1.
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The European Union and its allies got the go-ahead on Tuesday to slap potentially heavy sanctions on US goods in a row that could stir trade tensions ahead of the US elections.
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WASHINGTON, DC, Aug. 25 -- US and UK regulators Tuesday confirmed a $150 million settlement with Royal Dutch/Shell Group that the company first disclosed last month.
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The World Trade Organization authorized the European Union, Canada and five other countries today to impose about $150 million in trade sanctions on the United States in
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The European Union and its  allies got the go-ahead on Tuesday to impose some &#36;150 million in sanctions on U.S. goods in a dispute that could stir trade tensions ahead of the U.S. elections.
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Dubai Ports International is buying the foreign port operations of US railroad company CSX Corp. for $1.15 billion in cash, the companies announced Thursday.
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The World Trade Organization imposed penalties Friday on U.S. exports ranging from apples to textiles, escalating a trade dispute the Bush administration has struggled to defuse by unsuccessfully urging Congress to repeal legislation aimed at protecting American steelmakers.