Whirlpool accuses Samsung, LG of dumping washers
By Reuters
Whirlpool Corp (WHR.N) on Friday accused two South Korean rivals, Samsung Electronics (005930.KS) and LG Electronics (066570.KS), of dumping washing machines in the United States by selling them "at substantially less than fair value. (Dec 31, 2011)
MORE TOPICS: UNEMPLOYMENT, SAMSUNG, LG ELECTRONICS, SOUTH KOREA, MEXICO
Philip Morris Files Arbitration Case Vs. Australia Over Plain-Packaging Law
By IBTimes AU
Philip Morris Asia, owner of Philip Morris Ltd. in Australia, is challenging Australia's plain packaging law for cigarettes before an international arbitration court hoping to suspend the legislation and obtain billions of dollars in compensation for business losses from the Federal Government. (Nov 22, 2011)
MORE TOPICS: WTO, MANUFACTURING, COURT, AUSTRALIA, UNITED NATIONS, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Antigua lawyer says U.S. online poker shutdown was illegal
By Reuters
The United States violated global trade law by shutting down Internet gambling sites based in Antigua and elsewhere and prosecuting their owners, according to Antigua and Barbuda officials considering action in the World Trade Organization. (Apr 25, 2011)
MORE TOPICS: LAWYER, WTO, NEW YORK, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, INTERNATIONAL LAW
WTO raps U.S. subsidies to Boeing
By Reuters
Planemaker Boeing received at least $5.3 billion of banned U.S. subsidies, the World Trade Organization said in a dispute that shows no signs of an end to bitter transatlantic wrangling. (Apr 01, 2011)
MORE TOPICS: NASA, CHINA, WTO, GERMANY, EUROPEAN UNION, JAPAN, COURT
WTO says U.S. subsidized Boeing
By Reuters
U.S. planemaker Boeing received billions of dollars of unfair subsidies from the U.S. government, the World Trade Organization said. (Apr 01, 2011)
China appeals WTO ruling on EU fastener duties
By Reuters
China has launched an appeal at the World Trade Organization in a case against the European Union, saying a WTO ruling had not gone far enough in its favour, people familiar with the lawsuit said. (Mar 31, 2011)
MORE TOPICS: CHINA, WTO, EUROPEAN UNION, INTERNATIONAL LAW, LAWSUIT, REGULATORY AGENCY | SEC
US-China steel dispute goes to WTO court
By Reuters
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has referred to its court system a U.S. complaint against China over anti-dumping duties that China has imposed on certain types of electrical steel. (Mar 28, 2011)
MORE TOPICS: CHINA, WTO, COURT, RUSSIA, PENNSYLVANIA, SETTLEMENT, INTERNATIONAL LAW
Uranium Chronicles of Mongolia
By Resource Investing News
The Russian Ministry of Justice has notified Khan that it refuses to effect service on ARMZ, citing Article 13 of the Hague Convention. Article 13 provides that "the State addressed may refuse to comply therewith only if it deems that compliance would infringe its sovereignty or security. (Feb 17, 2011)
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