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WTO ministerial caves-in as won't? collides with can do,? says USTR

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Obama Should Complete Doha Round, CEOs Say

NEW YORK – 11/20/08 – A number of senior level corporate executives are urging the incoming Obama Administration to complete the long-stalled Doha Round of international trade talks in a new report published by the Wall Street Journal; responding to the report, New York Democrat Sen. Charles Schumer said that the Obama Administration and ''Democrats in general think we should trade in the global world,'' but concerns about ''income inequality'' should make business and government ''work together to cushion the blow.''


LA, LB Ports Delay Collection of Clean Truck Fees

LONG BEACH – 11/15/08 – The controversial Clean Truck Program at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach has run into a snag as the collection of the fees generated by the program has been delayed until discussions between the Federal Maritime Commission and West Coast marine terminal operators over ''procedural issues'' are completed; in October, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a “friend of the court” brief in support of a challenge by the American Trucking Association (ATA) to the Concession Plan provision of the program.


No Trade, Free Trade, Fair Trade: The World Opines

LOS ANGELES – 11/05/08 – While US trade policy hovered as a decidedly back-burner issue during the recently concluded presidential campaign, the importance of the country’s trade relations with the world and the possibility of an Obama Administration following through on its protectionist campaign rhetoric is taking center stage with newspapers and other news media outlets from Manila to Berlin; the following excerpts from media sources around the world cover the gamut from cautious optimism to predictions of retaliation against US exports by US trade partners.



 

 

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