News Release: International Trade Commission Refuses to Respond to CPA Letter
March 31, 2015 Contact: Sara Haimowitz, [email protected], 202 688 5145 International Trade Commission Refuses to Respond to CPA Letter In February 2015, the Coalition for
Seattle City Council Opposes Fast Track Consideration of International Trade Deal Directly Impacting Trade-Dependent Seattle
Council News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 3/30/2015 3:31:00 PM FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:Josh Fogt, Councilmember O’Brien’s Office, (206) 684-8800, Dana Robinson Slote, (206) 615-0061
Inside US Trade: U.S., China Set To Hold Second Round Of WTO Consultations On Export Bases
U.S. and Chinese officials will meet in early April for a second round of World Trade Organization consultations over U.S. allegations that Beijing provided prohibited
Burlington County Times: Slow down Fast Track
Thirty years in the private sector has taught me that problem solving requires all parties to work together to get the best results. As a
EPI: U.S.-Korea Trade Deal Resulted in Growing Trade Deficits and More Than 75,000 Lost U.S. Jobs
(Update of a blog post from March 14, 2014). March 15th was the third anniversary of the U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement (KORUS). President Obama said that the
WSJ: As China Expands Its Navy, the U.S. Grows Wary
China’s navy chief, Adm. Wu Shengli, strolled the Harvard University campus in a tweed blazer and slacks during a visit to the U.S. last fall,
The Oregonian: Ron Wyden avoids anti-trade pact protesters while continuing his fundraising
WASHINGTON-A liberal Internet freedom group says it mounted an anti-free-trade protest Tuesday night that scared away Sen. Ron Wyden from holding a fundraiser at an
Butler Eagle: Fast Track: The wrong way to do trade
The following is an article by Dave Frengel that was printed in the Butler Eagle. Dave was the Director of Government Relations for Penn United
The Hill: Left threatens to oust key Dem over trade
The linchpin of President Obama’s trade agenda in the Senate is coming under intense pressure from the left to go against the White House. [Reposted
American Antitrust Institute: Commentary: Could the Investor-State Dispute Settlement Chapters in the Two Pending U.S. Trade Pacts Undermine Competition Policy?
The Obama administration is pursuing two major trade agreements—the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) with the European Union and the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) with
