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World leaders are once again set to meet in Delhi in an effort to break the deadlock to revive stalled global trade negotiations. Trade ministers from India, the US, the European Union and Brazil will meet in order to make consensus to make some...
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Europe and the United States announced last night co-ordinated action against China for busting World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules by restricting exports of essential...
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First, there was Starbucks. To say nothing of all those other knock-offs from China. Now, the Chinese have the temerity to produce a knock-off of the Rolls Royce:
Can...
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Given the bossy mannerisms of US and EU, the WTO provisions are proving nightmarish for the smaller nations. The adage that ’small fishes are engulfed by the big...
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The European Union’s trade chief called Tuesday for more effort in world trade talks, saying that increased commerce has a role to play in spurring the slumping...
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The World Trade Organization will launch next week its first Chinese-requested investigation of U.S. trade rules in a dispute over American taxes on steel pipes and...
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The United States announced changes Thursday to trade sanctions it applies on European goods, prompting Brussels to accuse Washington of escalating a 13-year-old beef...
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The World Trade Organization’s incumbent Director-General Pascal Lamy is the sole candidate to lead the body for the next four years, officials said Monday.
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China has asked the World Trade Organization to investigate whether the United States is illegally taxing Chinese goods such as steel pipes and off-road tires.
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AP, Geneva
Mexico joined Canada in opposing a new U.S. law on country-of-origin labeling for fresh beef and pork by filing a complaint with the World Trade Organization on...
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The World Trade Organization has rejected an appeal by China against a ruling in a dispute over car parts that favored the United States, the European Union and...
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The head of the World Trade Organization does not expect stalled global trade talks to resume until a few months after U.S. President-elect Barack Obama is inaugurated...
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The World Trade Organization was set to admit Friday its failure to secure a new global commerce pact before the end of the year because of a row between the United...
made popular Dec 12 2008
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The World Trade Organization appeared close to abandoning a ministerial conference this year to hammer out a new global commerce pact, officials said Monday.
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Canada filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization on Tuesday over a new U.S. law that requires retailers to provide country-of-origin labeling for fresh beef...
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The World Trade Organization has ruled that the European Union’s import taxes for bananas break global commerce rules, putting some Latin American countries at an...
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The World Trade Organization has ruled that the European Union’s import taxes for bananas break global commerce rules, putting some Latin American countries at an...
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The World Trade Organization opened an investigation Monday into Thai import charges on foreign cigarettes, acting on a complaint from the Philippines.
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The United States, European Union and Canada have reached an out-of-court settlement with China in a dispute over restrictions placed on foreign financial information...
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The World Trade Organization’s French director-general Pascal Lamy will seek another four-year term heading the body that sets rules for global commerce.
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The World Trade Organization has summoned leaders of top banks to find new ways to finance the global exchange of goods and services, which faces a slowdown because of...
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The White House is seeking to renew President George Bush’s fast track authority to negotiate the global trade talks. The White House has urged the congress to...
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In case of failure to revive global trade talks after World Economic Forum meeting in Davos this week, there are ample chances that legal challenges would be unleashed...
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As the meeting of trade ministers at Global Economic Forum in Davos drawing closer, the European Union’s chief trade negotiator Peter Mandelson said that efforts...
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