Monthly Archives: July 2014

More WTO and Federal Cases, More Sanctions, More Tax / Trade Debates — Any End in Sight? Better Rules Needed?

Posted on July 18, 2014 by Stuart Malawer

     Early July was dominated by news concerning the U.S. and China concerning cyberespionage, trade, a recent WTO case as to SOEs decided against the U.S., a recent federal case decided against the Obama government concerning CFIUS, some state action in the … Continue reading →

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Trade Policy & Geopolitics —Trade Policy at the Core of U.S. Foreign Policy?

Posted on July 9, 2014 by Stuart Malawer

            Recent developments continue to highlight a broad range of trade issues from the role of states in trade, trade sanctions and terrorism, subsidies and non-market economies (China), recent WTO cases concerning trade with China, Obama’s trade enforcement strategies, … Continue reading →

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