E-Editions

Volume 22, No. 41 -- October 21, 2002

10/21/2002
In this Issue: * BIS Can Do Little to Fight Grassroots Boycott of Israel; * New Visa Policy Blocking Entry of Foreign Customers to U.S.; * U.S. Wants to Link Market Access And Trade …

Volume 22, No. 40 -- October 14, 2002

10/14/2002
In This Issue: * White House Takes Risky Approach to EAA Legislation * BIS Fighting Defense Over License Exception Restrictions * U.S. Industry Opposes Formula Approach to …

Volume 22, No. 39 -- October 7, 2002

10/7/2002
This Week: * Washington preparing concept paper for WTO talks on trade rules * U.S. firms in Vietnam support its market-economy designation * U.S.-Chile FTA negotiators review new proposals * …

Volume 22, No. 38 -- September 30, 2002

9/30/2002
BIS REVOKES LICENSE EXCEPTIONS FOR "SPACE QUALIFIED" EXPORTS As part of a deal to settle a three-year jurisdiction dispute with State over "space qualified" equipment and …

Volume 22, No. 37 -- September 23, 2002

9/23/2002
EXPORTERS VOICE CONCERNS ABOUT UNVERIFIED END-USER LIST Exporters aren't being comforted by Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) assertions that its new "unverified list" of end-users …

Volume 22, No. 36 -- September 16, 2002

9/16/2002
INDUSTRY FAILS TO JUSTIFY CHANGE IN TECHNOLOGY CONTROLS Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) staffers are disappointed with the failure of industry to provide the information they were …

Volume 22, No. 35 -- September 9, 2002

9/9/2002
WTO'S SUPACHAI WILL SEEK BUSINESS CODES OF CONDUCT New World Trade Organization (WTO) Director General Supachai Panitchpakdi wants to establish a private-sector Business Advisory Group, …

Volume 22, No. 34 -- September 2, 2002

9/2/2002
BUSH ADMINISTRATION CAUTIOUS ABOUT NEW CHINESE EXPORT RULES Don't look for quick resumption of U.S. satellite sales to China just because Beijing has issued rules to restrict …

Volume 22, No. 33 -- August 19, 2002

8/19/2002
DEFENSE STAFF CLAIM THEY MEET EXPORT LICENSING DEADLINES Internal policy problems that caused licensing delays for night vision products at the Defense Technology …

Volume 22, No. 32 -- August 12, 2002

8/12/2002
JOHNS HOPKINS PAYS ANTIBOYCOTT FINE FOR NOT HIRING JEWISH WOMEN Johns Hopkins University's Health Systems (JHHS) has agreed to pay a $10,000 civil fine to settle Bureau of Industry and …

Volume 22, No. 31 -- August 5, 2002

8/5/2002
APPROVAL OF FAST TRACK PUTS PRESSURE ON TRADE TALKS U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Robert Zoellick won't have the lack of fast-track negotiating authority to blame anymore for lack of …

Volume 22, No. 30 -- July 29, 2002

7/29/2002
CANADA CLAIMS WIN AT WTO ON SOFTWOOD LUMBER Canadian officials say an interim World Trade Organization (WTO) panel ruling distributed to the parties July 26 backs their complaint that …

Volume 22, No. 29 -- July 22, 2002

7/22/2002
DEEMED EXPORT BACKLOG EASES, BUT CONDITIONS REMAIN PROBLEM A combination of better interagency cooperation and the slowdown of the high-tech economy has helped ease the backlog of …

Volume 22, No. 28 -- July 15, 2002

7/15/2002
DEFENSE PROPOSAL SEEKS TO CONTROL COMPUTER NETWORKS Initial Defense proposals for a new yardstick to control computer exports would set the bar at a point that would control only 50 to …

Volume 22, No. 27 -- July 8, 2002

7/8/2002
U.S. EXTENDS STEEL EXCLUSION DECISIONS FOR TWO MORE MONTHS Washington is showing it can play the cat-and-mouse game as well as the European Union (EU), announcing that it will continue …

Volume 22, No. 26 -- July 1, 2002

7/1/2002
COMPUTER COMPANY CEOs OPPOSE ALTERNATIVE TO MTOPS A group of top executives from the computer and information technology industries came away from a "very upbeat meeting" with Defense …

Volume 22, No. 25 -- June 24, 2002

6/24/2002
EU SQUEEZING MORE STEEL EXCLUSIONS OUT OF U.S. The European Union (EU) is playing cat and mouse with Washington over whether or when it will retaliate against the U.S. Section 201 …

Volume 22, No. 24 -- June 17, 2002

6/17/2002
BIS SEEKS COMMENT ON RAISING SOFTWARE EXCEPTION LEVEL The Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) is considering a significant increase in the eligibility level for License Exception TSR …