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Massachusetts-based company following an extensive enforcement review of "hundreds" of alleged violations of the Arms Export Control Act and the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR),” according to the US State Department. Credit naval.com

Raytheon Fined for Violating Export Control Regulations

by MWhite on May 22, 2013

Aerospace and defense giant Raytheon wil[...] Read more »

Too often, the USTR report concluded, “Chinese authorities view trade secrets cases as routine commercial disputes, rather than as serious violations of law.” Credit: interaxion.com

New US IP Theft Report Targets China, Other Countries

by MWhite on May 21, 2013

The US Trade Representative’s offi[...] Read more »

Sales of luxury apparel, accessories, jewelry, cosmetics and art are expected to grow just 4 percent to 5 percent in 2013, to between $283 billion and $286 billion. They increased 10 percent in 2012 to $272 billion, Credit: bit.ua

Global Sales of Luxury Goods to Slump in 2013: Report

by J.Blair on May 20, 2013

Global sales of luxury goods are off to [...] Read more »

will taking the helm of the WTO at a particularly tumultuous time as  the organization’s extremely complicated trade talks have, over the past several years, been fuelled by clashes between the world’s trade giants, most notably China, the European Union, India and the US. Credit: onu.org.br

Incoming WTO Chief Vows to ‘Revive’ Global Trade Talks

by MWhite on May 17, 2013

The incoming head of the World Trade Org[...] Read more »

According to a paper released this week by the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF) in Washington, DC, the US “should not sit idly by as the Indian government enacts regulations that harm American industry and jobs.” Credit: wespeaknews.com

Congress Urged to Get Tough with India on Trade Policies

by P. Livingston on May 16, 2013

A US-based think tank is recommending Co[...] Read more »

Sales of luxury apparel, accessories, jewelry, cosmetics and art are expected to grow just 4 percent to 5 percent in 2013, to between $283 billion and $286 billion. They increased 10 percent in 2012 to $272 billion, Credit: bit.ua

Global Sales of Luxury Goods to Slump in 2013: Report

by J.Blair on May 20, 2013

Global sales of luxury goods are off to [...] Read more »

Thre pieces of new legislation has been introduced in Congress aimed at better coordinating the federal government's export promiton programs. Credit. leatherdown.com

New Bills Seek to Improve Export Promotion Efforts

by MWhite on May 15, 2013

Three bills have been introduced in Cong[...] Read more »

The decision affirmed a January 2012 ruling by the US International Trade Commission (ITC) against Dublin, Ohio-based Motiva LLC, which had sued Nintendo in 2008, charging that the Japanese company’s Wii gaming system infringed two patents

Nintendo Victorious in Motiva Patent Infringement Appeal

by MWhite on May 14, 2013

The US Federal Circuit Court of Appeals [...] Read more »

“investment volumes rallied in Q4 signaling the beginning of real momentum and a return of confidence in the market which could see volumes this year increase 14 percent to exceed $1 trillion mark for the first time since 2007,”

Global Property Investment On the Highrise

by MWhite on May 10, 2013

The global property investment market sa[...] Read more »

imports, the report said, drive down costs for businesses and consumers, helping keep inflation low, and provide a "constant incentive to US manufacturers to improve quality and develop new, more innovative products.” Credit: worldwideexpress.com

Imports Given Short Shrift, Says New Trade Report

by MWhite on May 9, 2013

Imports support more than 20 million job[...] Read more »

“investment volumes rallied in Q4 signaling the beginning of real momentum and a return of confidence in the market which could see volumes this year increase 14 percent to exceed $1 trillion mark for the first time since 2007,”

Global Property Investment On the Highrise

by MWhite on May 10, 2013

The global property investment market sa[...] Read more »

Cadillac sales in China, particularly of its ultra-luxury XTS model, surged 99 percent last year to a record 4,077 units, a significant step toward the company’s publically-stated goal of carving a 10 percent share of China’s luxury car market by 2020. Credit: wallyworld.com

GM Targets Bigger Share of China Luxury Auto Market

by S. Chase on May 8, 2013

Looking to plant a larger footprint in a[...] Read more »

AECOM to Head Hospital Development Project in Monaco

by MWhite on April 26, 2013

Los Angeles, CA – AECOM Technology Cor[...] Read more »

Steelcase India country head Praveen Rawal and Uli Gwinner, president - Steelcase Asia Pacific. Credit: indiabusiness.com

Steelcase Invests in New Indian Production Facility

by T. Murchison on April 24, 2013

US office furniture giant Steelcase Inc.[...] Read more »

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Target ‘Targets’ Canada with Major Retail Rollout

by G. Munroe on March 25, 2013

This month, retail giant Target will cel[...] Read more »

Thre pieces of new legislation has been introduced in Congress aimed at better coordinating the federal government's export promiton programs. Credit. leatherdown.com

New Bills Seek to Improve Export Promotion Efforts

by MWhite on May 15, 2013

Three bills have been introduced in Cong[...] Read more »

The U.S. Bank Tower measures 1,018 feet high and dominates the Los Angeles skyline. The building was completed in 1989 and designed by architect I.M. Pei. Credit: skyscrapercity.com

Indonesia’s Lippo Group Buys L.A.’s U.S. Bank Tower

by MWhite on March 13, 2013

An arm of Indonesia’s Lippo Group cong[...] Read more »

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HSBC Releases New ‘Global Connections’ Report

by PDooley on February 27, 2013

  download report pdf   http:/[...] Read more »

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Myanmar Puts MasterCard in Its Wallet

by MWhite on September 13, 2012

MasterCard Inc. has become the first int[...] Read more »

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China’s Value-Added Tax Scheme to Aid Service Sector

by T. Murchison on August 8, 2012

China’s State Council has voted to exp[...] Read more »

The latest addition to the Dubai Police Department's fleet of squad cars: A 651 horsepower Ferrari FF. Credit: indiandrives.com

Dubai UAE Police ‘Upgrade’ Their Squad Car Fleet

by GT Staff on April 22, 2013

  Already home to the world’s tal[...] Read more »

US exports to Hong Kong from 2010 to 2012 grew by 41 per cent, to more than US$37 billion, according to the US Department of Commerce, while, overall, US exports to Hong Kong have surged 177 per cent over the past decade. Credit: kline.hk.com

Hong Kong Unveils Major US Marketing Event

by MWhite on March 26, 2013

Hong Kong has always taken a proactive a[...] Read more »

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Delta, Virgin Atlantic Forge Transatlatic Alliance

by G. Munroe on December 11, 2012

Delta Air Lines has agreed to forge a st[...] Read more »

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Economic Worries Dampen US Companies’ Global Travel Plans

by P. Kelly on October 18, 2012

Continuing economic turmoil in Europe, s[...] Read more »

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Hertz Goes High End with Porsche Panameras

by MWhite on July 17, 2012

Beginning this month, travelers with an [...] Read more »

The flow of container cargo moving in and out of Hong Kong has been severely impacted by a week-long strike at the Hutchinson International Terminal facility. Credit: sinomania.com

Strike Over; HK Dockers Approve New Wage Offer

by MWhite on May 7, 2013

Hong Kong dock workers have accepted the[...] Read more »

The flow of container cargo moving in and out of Hong Kong has been severely impacted by a week-long strike at the Hutchinson International Terminal facility. Credit: sinomania.com

HK Dock Strike Enters Its Fourth Week; Talks Continue

by MWhite on May 2, 2013

The government of Hong Kong has invited [...] Read more »

Last year, the US exported 114 million metric tons of coal – 12 percent more than the previous high set in 1981. The rapid rise of US coal exports exceeded the Department of Energy’s forecast, published in the 2012 Annual Energy Outlook by 30 percent. Credit: tradekeyindia.com

Battle Over Pacific Northwest Coal Exports Heats Up

by MWhite on April 30, 2013

A campaign to boost the export of US-min[...] Read more »

An inbound containership transiting the Savannah River  approaches the iconic  Thunderbolt Bridge on the way to her berth at the port's Garden City Terminal. Credit: savannahnow.com

Georgia, South Carolina Agree on River Deepening

by MWhite on April 23, 2013

The Georgia Port Authority (GPA) and Sou[...] Read more »

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Hong Kong Dockers Reject Pay Offer, Strike Continues

by MWhite on April 18, 2013

Hong Kong dockworkers have rejected a pr[...] Read more »

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2156 Shanghai, Hong Kong in Competition

2150 Colorado, Scandinavia Trade Mission On

2143 US, ASEAN Hold Trade Discussions

2137 L.A. Opens Shanghai Tourism Office

2128 US, EU ‘Denim War’ Underway

2120 Canada Loses WTO ‘Green’ Appeal

2111 Kodak Settles With UK Pension Plan

2106 TNT Posts Profit After Failed UPS Bid

2048 Apple Loses World’s Largest Company Ranking

2037 Tesco Profit Hit by Fresh & Easy Charge

2029 PA Toymaker Expands into the UK

2021 WTO Cuts 2013 Trade Growth Forecast

2016 Judge: Samsung Infringes on Apple Patent

2011 New US, Canada Bridge Crossing Ok’d

2000 ‘Africa Decade’ Possible, Says Economist

1952 German Exports Slump in February

1943 US Gasoline Exports Reach Record High

1937 Mastercard Faces EU Antitrust Probe

1929 US Cites China for Auto, Steel, Beef Trade Barriers

1922 US Seeks Public Comment of EU Trade Deal

1909 China, Brazil Ink Currency Deal

1903 US Delays Vietnam Shrimp Subsidy Decision

1857 Asian Giants Advance Free Trade Deal

1848 EU Fines Microsoft Over Browser Options

1842 Brazil, Russia to Double Bilateral Trade

1839 US, Singapore Trade Soars 60 Percent

1833 Canada’s Trade Deficit Narrows

1827 Lego Profits Soar

1819 Swiss to Restrict ‘Fat Cat’ Executive Pay

1814 Global Tablet Sales Soar

1810 Trade Gap Widens in February

1802 Poland: Europe’s New Outsourcing Hub

1759 Bayer Records US Sales Upswing

1755 Ohio Exports Climb to $48.5B in 2012

1748 GM Guarantees German Jobs

1743 Court Rejects Samsung’s Apple Claim

1737 Goodyear to Shutter French Tire Plant

1732 EU Manufacturing, Services Sectors Contract

1726 UK Business Confidence Dips

1721 EU, Canada Edge Toward Free Trade Deal

1717 Deloitte Upbeat on Vietnam

1708 Cuba Activates First Fiber Optic Cable

1659 Myanmar: An Investment Magnet

1654 Transpac EB Carriers Plan April Rate Hike

1649 Japan, Mexico Partner on Power Project

1642 EXIM Opens New Detroit Office

1637 Daimler Plans US Layoffs

1631 Canada’s Exports Slump

1626 Boeing Focuses on 787 Dreamliner Fix

1619 Japan to Build World’s Largest Wind Farm

1611 Wind, Biofuel Tax Credits Extended

1603 McDonalds Sales Climb in December

1558 US Exports ‘Set for Recovery’

1550 2.4 Percent Globe Growth Forecasted

1544 Hyundai, Kia Target China Auto Market

1539 Walmart to Go on ‘Buy American’ Binge

1533 European Auto Market Shrinks

1525 Japan Grounds All Boeing 787 Dreamliners

1517 Germany Halves 2013 Growth Forecast

1512 Marubeni Acquires US Distributor

1501 China to Double Solar Capacity

1455 UPS Backs Off TNT Acquisition Bid

1448 Boeing Delivered 601 Planes Last Year

1444 Brazil Trade Surplus Narrows

1439 WTO Rules on Canada Green Energy Scheme

1432 German Exports Drop in November

1425 NAFTA Trade Climbs

1413 Samsung Sees Record Profits

1406 Nine Vie to Head WTO

1401 US-EU Free Trade Deal Touted

1355 Swiss Bank Pleads Guilty in Tax Case

1347 Asian Countries Head Financial Crimes List

1343 Huge Samsung Fines Possible in Apple Case

1340 US to Benefit from LNG Exports

1332 New Burma Economic Zone Planned

1324 Marriott Breaks Ground in Haiti

1319 Cuba’s Oil Boom

1313 Apple Loses Samsung Ban Bid

1307 US Backs Off China as “Currency Manipulator”

1258 Cambodia Holds Investment Forum

1254 EU’s EADS To Cut Jobs

1250 India Puts Walmart on Notice 

1243 Gilead to Buy Canadian Drug Co.

1237 US Manufacturing Expected to Grow

1230 Burma “Untapped” by US Businesses

1224 Germany, Cuba Boost Trade Ties

1210 Customs Seizes Imported Rubber Ducks

1202 Minnesota Exports Set Record

1155 China Exports Slow in November

1152 Report Green Lights LNG Exports

1148 Apple to Manufacture in US?

1144 US MFN Bill Angers Moscow

1139 US Manufacturing Shrinks

1133 Nissan NA Sets Sales Record

1127 Mediation for POLA, POLB Port Strike

1122 Canada’s Economy Slows in Q3

1115 UPS Modifies TNT Acquisition Bid

1107 UK Competitiveness to Slide

1059 Brazil Economy ‘Disappoints’

1053 Walmart Suspends India Expansion

1048 Cuba Easing Business Restraints 

1044 Euro Disney Posts Heavy Losses

1039 Samsung Wins Apple-HTC Court Order

1031 New Dubai ‘Mega City’ Project Unveiled

1026 China to Subsidize Rare Earth Producers

1018 Polish Firms Weaken, Says Warsaw

1013 Saab to Expand in the UK

1007 France, Kenya Ink Coffee Pact

0955 Canada Trade Deficit Narrows

0949 US Corn Exports to Rebound

0943 Eurozone Trade Surplus Rises

0938 Europe ‘Needs Better Bank Rules’

0932 Price of Fiat, Chrysler Deal Upped

0925 Euro Disney Posts Heavy Losses

0919 Mercosur, EU Expand Trade Talks

0909 Georgia Targets Trade With Russia

0907 Ireland ‘Close to Success’

0903 Oregon Governor Talks China Trade

0856 Norway Hikes Meat, Cheese Tariffs

0853 US, Brazil in OJ Tariff Dispute

0848 Australia Moves on US Defense Trade

0842 Israel Nixes Major Potash Deal

0837 Canada-EU Free Trade Deal ‘Needs Work’

0833 Playboy Cautioned on Goa ‘Vulgarity’

0825 McDonalds Slams French Tax Report

0819 ‘Stealth Protectionism’ at Work

0813 Trade Court Sides with Apple on Samsung Case

0808 Nevadans on Asia Trade Mission

0759 Russia May Ease Rules on Foreign Execs

0754 Nairobi: Africa’s New Business Hub

0749 Myanmar Gets ‘Financial Nod’

0743 Iraq Plans Record Oil Exports

0735 China Reports Weak Import Growth

0727 Lenovo Trumps HP As PC Leader

0722 EADS, BAE Merger Plans Crash and Burn

0718 Mongolia Dumps Lenin, Goes Capitalist

0714 Vietnam Airports Draw Foreign Investors

0710 Beijing Rejects US Solar Tariffs

0704 China “Moving to Quality, Not ‘Quantity”

0659 EADS, BAE Merger Draws Frowns

0652 EU Targets ‘Biopiracy’

0646 Panama Canal Handles Record Cargo Volume

0642 Mexican Consumers Embrace ‘Made in USA’

0637 Can California Get It’s ‘Export Groove’ Back?

0631 NAFTA20 Summit Planned in Texas

0628 Canada ‘Unclear’ on China Free Trade Deal

0623 India Exports Slump 10% in August

0618 Air Freight Volume Up, Revenue Down

0615 Mexico vs. China in Manufacturing?

0610 Cuban Sugar Sector Looks to Rebound

0603 Bangladesh Wants US Investment

0556 IMF Head Urges Positive Action

0549 Vietnam Port Project Stalls

0544 Foxconn Shutters China Plant

0540 China to EU: ‘End Arms Embargo’

0535 US Warns Brazil Not to Raise Tariffs

0531 US ‘Likely’ to Lift More Myanmar Sanctions

0527 US Trade Deficit Drops in Q2

0524 Myanmar Delays Foreign Investment Law

0522 Candidates Line Up to Replace WTO Head

0516 US, China Trade Battle Heats Up

0511 Acer Cancels Alibaba Smartphone Deal

0505 BAE Systems, EADS in Merger Talks

0459 Asia Casinos Boom

0453 Cambodia Opens to Investment

0450 Qantas Voids Boeing Aircraft Order

0444 Airbus in $3.5B China Deal

0441 Oil Rigs for Sale

0437 GM Unveils New Car for Eastern Europe

0434 China ‘Regrets’ EU Solar Flap

0431 HP Expands Job Cuts by 2,000

0425 Vietnam, UK Trade Touted

0420 Intel Cuts Revenue Forecast

0413 Australia Still Growing Strong

0410 EU Probes China’s Solar Industry

0404 Revlon to Cut Jobs

0359 US Manufacturing Shrinks

0352 Airbus Raises Demand Forecast

0347 Spain Boosts Sales Tax

0341 US Shale Glut Impacts Mexico

0335 US Farm Exports to Climb

0331 Mexico, Argentina in WTO Dispute

0327 Moscow Cool on Pacific Trade Deal

0324 US Economic Growth ‘Tepid’

0319 US Durable Goods Get a Lift

0313 Russia Urged to End Animal Import Ban

0308 IBM Buying Kenexa for $1.26B

0257 Russia Joins WTO

0252 Panasonic Rethinks India Strategy

0249 Laos: The New Investment Magnet?

0245 Marriott, Fiesta Expand in Jamaica

0239 Cheap EU Wine Bombs in China

0233 Ukraine Joins Regional FTA

0228 Haiti: Where’s the Money?

0224 Apple Partner Enters Indonesia

0219 Vietnam Approves New Economic Zones

0215 Deutsche Bank Investigated Over Iran Ties

0209 Mongolia Opens First Wind Farm

0205 Cuba Shows Manufacturing Gains

0159 IKEA to Launch Hotel Chain

0155 Qatar Inks Huge Metro Rail Deals

0148 Canada, EU Free Trade Touted

0144 Yahoo Mulls Strategy Shift

0139 Vietnam to Push Mergers, Acquisitions

0132 USDA Cuts Corn Outlook as Drought Takes Toll

0127 McDonalds ‘Left Hungry’ by Rivals

0120 Weak Exports Signal China Slowdown

0115 German Exports Down on Slow EU Demand

0109 Apple, Samsung Face Off

1258 China Appeals to WTO on US Steel

1251 Coal Exports Could Boost US Economy

1246 Facebook Posts Huge Q2 Loss

1241 Canada to Lay More Oil Pipe

1237 Boeing Snags Two Asian Aircraft Orders

1229 Myanmar Reforms ‘Likely to Continue’

1222 US, India Trade War Looming?

1218 US Factory Orders Fall

1213 IMF Urges Russia to ‘Cool It’

1205 Americans Re-Embrace Japanese Cars

1157 India Power Restored

1152 Venezuela Joins Mercosur

1148 GM India Sales Drop 23 Percent

1144 Double-Deck Airbus Lands in Houston

1139 India Blacked Out

1137 Russia, Apple in iPhone Price Squabble

1133 Honda Earnings Quadruple

1127 Eurozone Unemployment Hits Record High

1121 EU, China ‘Solar’ Trade War Looms

1116 Shell Applies for Canada Export License

1109 China Settles Apple IPad Dispute

1103 US Economic Growth Slows

1057 US Bioscience Sector Touted

1052 Pacific Economies ‘Resilient’: ADB

1048 UK Court Grants Apple Repreive

1044 China to Tighten Rare Earth Regs

1039 Israeli Tech Incubator Planned

1033 Hilton Hotels to Expand in Egypt

1027 UK to Cut Wind Power Subsidies

1024 Japan Posts Record Trade Deficit

1019 Cisco to Cut 1,300 Jobs

1011 Indiana Exports May Stall This Year

1007 EU Opens Microsoft Antitrust Probe

0958 Samsung, Apple Split Decision

0953 US Looks to Boost Cambodia Trade

0945 Progress Made at Port Labor Talks

0937 Peabody Adapts to New Coal Reality

0932 Drone Exports Expected Soon

0929 US Drought a Boon for Foreign Farmers

0924 China Probes US Solar Exports

0920 China Slapped with US Auto Complaint

0914 US Facing Worst Drought in 25 Years

0909 Nokia Smartphone Sales Slump

0859 Huge Global  ‘Spam’ Botnet Shut Down

0853 Google Skirts Motorola Import Ban

0845 US, EU Trade Hopes Challenged

0842 Russia Passes Last WTO Membership Hurdle

0837 Manchester United to List on NYSE

0830 Hair Club Acquired by Japanese Buyer

0826 Olympic Team Uniform Furor Resolved

0821 EU Opens Microsoft Antitrust Investigation

0817 World’s Worst Airports for Business Travelers

0810 Coca Cola Profit Loses its Fizz

0758 Northwest Coal Export Terminals Touted

0752 Acer Cuts PC Shipment Forecast

0744 Singapore’s Economy Shrinks

0739 France Mulls Internet Retail Tax

0734 Kansas Cashes in on Wind Power

0728 China to Import Rare Earths

0725 US Trade Gap Narrows in May

0721 HSBC to Apologize Over Lax Controls

0716 Airbus Scales Back ‘Jumbo’ Plans

0710 Chinese Firms Rank High on Fortune 500 List

0658 Alcoa Sees Strong Aluminum Demand

0652 Rolls Royce, US Army Sign Maintenance Contract

0649 Canada’s Bombardier Snags Major Aircraft Deal

0641 US Challenges China Auto Tariffs

0635 Sikorsky Eyes Overseas Helo Deals

0629 Vietnam’s Manufacturing Sector ‘Declines’

0622 IMF to Cut Global Growth Forecast

0616 Deloitte Keen on Asia

0609 Nike, Adidas Vie for Olympic Gold

0559 EU Rejects Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Pact

0555 Fiat Increases Stake in Chrysler

0550 Pacific Free Trade Discussions in San Diego

0544 Korea Posts Record Trade Surplus

0539 US Manufacturing Stalls

0533 Japan Business Sentiment Improves

0529 Apple Pays $60M to Settle China IPad Case

0524 OECD Recommends US Tax Revisions

0518 Bahrain’s Investcorp Closes US Deals

0458 China Warns EU on Trade Barriers

0455 Canada LNG Export Terminal Planned

0447 Relax US Apparel Trade Rules?

0441 WTO Will Rule on U.S.-Argentine Trade Spat

0430 US-Taiwan Beef Row Continues

0424 China Wants Free Trade with Mercosur

0417 Air France to Slash Jobs

0359 Foreign Firms in China ‘Concerned’

0352 US Durable Goods Orders Rebound

0349 Ford to Close Philippine Assembly Plants

0341 EU Court Upholds Microsoft Fine

0333 Japan Advances with Solar Power

0329 Italy Takes on Google

0322 “Little Rhody” Exports Climb

0313 The Netherlands Edges Out of Recession

0304 Ohio State U. Taps Australian Pension Fund

0255 IKEA India to Expand

0247 Imperium Restarts Biodiesel Plant

0242 Global Foods Vie for US Market

0235 Boston’s Cabot Metals to Buy Dutch Firm

0220 Rupee Hits All-Time Low Against U.S. Dollar

0214 Zynga Hiring…in China

0155 Procter & Gamble Cuts Profit, Revenue Outlook

0149 Trade with Russia a ‘Win-Win,’ Says Clinton

0144 Exports Boost Illinois Economy

0135 India: An R & D Hub?

0128 G-20 Meeting Ends, Highlights

0120 French Business is ‘Frustrated’

0112 Pratt & Whitney Eyes Canada for Airbus Contract

0059 US Bill To Establish ‘Normal Trade’ With Russia

0051 EU Pushes Financial Tax Despite Crisis

0047 Google Pressured to Remove More Content

0041 US Urges ‘More Time’ for Greece

0033 China’s ‘Space Economy’ to Boom

0028 Lockheed, Boeing Bid on Korea Fighter Deal

0024 Free Trade ‘Creates Jobs’

0016 EU Crisis Imperils U.S. Exports

2359 L.A., L.B. Port Volumes Drop

2346 Utah Ranks High in Export Growth

2341 Brazil, India Strengthen Trade Ties

2334 New Bridge to Boost US, Canada Trade

2325 Chile, Peru, Colombia, Mexico Forge Trade Ties

2319 Manchester United Plans US IPO

2308 Hong Kong Urged to Review Dollar Peg

2256 US Shoe Importers Want Smaller Tariffs

2247 BMW Auto Exports Soar at SC Plant

2224 Group Warns of EU Carbon Charge Trade War

2217 German Imports, Exports Drop as Crisis Bites

2203 Tokyo ‘World’s Most Expensive City for Expats’

2135 EU Poses ‘Risk to the US Economy’: Bernanke

2116 Ford Growth Outpaces UK Market

2108 US, India Trade Growing, But Troubled

2032 US Trade Deficit Narrows

2019 Caterpillar Cuts Back in South Africa

2004 China’s Exports Jump 15.3% in May

1951 US Coal Exports Touted

1944 Samsung Snubs Apple Ban Bid

1940 DHL Invests in Indonesia

1931 Trade Restrictions ‘Alarming’: WTO Chief

1917 China Group Elects New Chairman

1908 US Clothing Retailers Boost Sales

1847 EU Proposes Bank Reforms

1819 Virginia Exports Logs to China

1805 Apple in HTC Import Dispute

1747 US Farm Exports Lag

1734 Russia Breaking TWO Trade Rules: EU

1712 Boeing, Air India Ink 787 Deal

1701 SeaLaunch Lift-Off Successful

1632 Colgate to Buy Sanex for $940M

1627 Japan’s Exports on the Rise

1611 Canada, China Inch Toward Free Trade

1605 EU Wants Closer EU Trade Ties

1528 Obama Told to Rein in Energy Exports

1510 EU – US Free Trade Deal?

1443 Montana Cattle to Colombia

1426 Chinese WTO Suit Slams US Duties

1312 Boeing Delivers 8 C-17s to RAF

1240 Plan for Africa Trade Bloc on Track

1119 Korea, China to Start Free Trade Talks

1108 Nucor To Acquire Skyline Steel

1002 Australia Lowers 2012 Growth Forecast

0938 Starbucks Global Sales Drop

0845 US Looks to Asia Pacific for Exports

0310 UK Non-EU Exports Surge

1223 US Beef Exports Surge 

1155 Canada, EU Trade Talks Enter Last Phase

1044 EU Seeks China Energy Partnership 

1023  Apple Sales in China Skyrocket 

1002 Australia Lowers 2012 Growth Forecast

0804 Eurozone Posts Feb. Trade Surplus

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