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  • 11-Aug-2010
    Vivendi: Arbitrator Reaffirms Ruling, $105M Award Vs Argentina
    French media conglomerate Vivendi (VIV.FR) Tuesday said the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, or ICSID, reaffirmed its original ruling and financial award in favour of the company in a long-running dispute with Argentina.
  • 11-Aug-2010
    ECFA must guarantee free-trade agreements
    Two Chinese vice ministers of commerce, Gao Hucheng (高虎城) and Jiang Zengwei (姜增偉), have commented on the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) that was signed by Taiwan and China at the end of June.
  • 11-Aug-2010
    Japan’s Gingerly Caregiver Plan
    With the world’s fastest-aging population, Japan has a growing need for nurses and other caregivers to staff its elderly-care facilities. Asian nations have many well-trained nurses and other caregivers who need jobs. The solution: import more nurses and care workers from Southeast Asia to fill gaping holes in the health care system.
  • 11-Aug-2010
    Philippines does not rule out free trade pact with Taiwan
    The Philippine government will not rule out the possibility of negotiating a free trade package with Taiwan, even though it only officially recognizes China under its "one-China" policy, a senior Philippine trade official said Friday.
  • 11-Aug-2010
    US Industry: Trade Deals Vital To Meet Obama’s Export Goal
    U.S. trade and business groups are skeptical the U.S. can double exports without the Obama Administration signing a raft of new free trade agreements.
  • 11-Aug-2010
    More time needed for EPA talks - Motlhale
    Ahead of the August round of negotiations between the SADC EPA group and the EU, the Acting President of the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Parliamentary Assembly says the region should be afforded more time to reach a final decision on a comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement with the EU.
  • 11-Aug-2010
    US Trade Delegation Makes SOS Trip to Columbia
    More than 100 industrialists from the US are touring Columbia to identify potential areas of trade, and maximize their business prospects under the new regime before it is too late as the new president of Columbia is equi-distant in ideology with all schools of thoughts in the Americas.
  • 11-Aug-2010
    1Malaysia Values Can Help Realise Asean Community - Najib
    The assimilation of the noble values of the 1Malaysia concept in Malaysians will enable appreciation of the spirit of cooperation and oneness among the Asean societies to realise the Asean Community by 2015, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said Saturday.
  • 11-Aug-2010
    World Bank approves mining company suit against El Salvador
    In a decision with implications for the national sovereignty of member states under US trade pacts, a World Bank tribunal has approved a Canadian mining company’s controversial lawsuit against the government of El Salvador.
  • 11-Aug-2010
    Woes of foreign nurses, caregivers in Japan
    Jusuf Anwar, Indonesian ambassador to Japan, has bewailed the overly stringent Japanese national examinations for foreign caregivers and nurses. Out of the 500 Indonesians who took the examinations in 2008 and 2009, only two have passed and have become certified nurses.
  • 11-Aug-2010
    Economic Council for Establishing Free Trade Zone between Syria, Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan
    Syria, Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan announced the establishment of an economic council to follow up on creating a free trade zone among these countries.
  • 11-Aug-2010
    Anti-counterfeiting agreement faces Indian opposition
    The Ministry of Commerce has expressed grievances with the World Trade Organization (WTO) against the European Union (EU), US and Japanese-led Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA).
  • 11-Aug-2010
    Regional integration to top SADC talks
    Regional integration will be the major topic when the Southern African Development Community (SADC) heads of state summit that will coincide with the SADC 30th anniversary celebrations gets underway in Namibia on August 16-17.
  • 11-Aug-2010
    Politics behind trade
    When politicians and bureaucrats make frequent remarks about the welfare and interests of citizens, one senses another election season is coming. That seems to be the case with the United States these days.
  • 11-Aug-2010 CaribWorldNews
    That EU Cariforum Economic Partnership Agreement
    Europe, unlike the Caribbean, is moving forward to establish the bodies and appoint the individuals that will from its perspective manage the implementation of the EU-Caribbean trade agreement.
  • 11-Aug-2010 Business Day
    South Africa: Court rules against Italian investors
    An international arbitration tribunal in The Hague has dismissed an objection by Italian investors claiming that SA’s black economic empowerment requirements represented expropriation and violated the country’s bilateral investment treaties with Italy and the Belgo-Luxembourg Economic Union.
  • 11-Aug-2010 MCOT
    Half of S. Korean firms concerned over China-Taiwan trade deal: survey
    Nearly half of South Korean companies are worried that the new trade pact between China and Taiwan could negatively affect their businesses.
  • 11-Aug-2010 Xinhua
    Swiss president starts visit to China, calls for Switzerland-China FTA
    Swiss President Doris Leuthard voiced her hope for a free trade agreement between Switzerland and China as she started a working visit in Chongqing
  • 11-Aug-2010 Business Daily
    Global economies rush to strengthen ties in EAC market
    The scramble for trade and investment pacts under the newly formed East African Community common market has heightened with leading global economies rushing to establish diplomatic footholds in the regional secretariat.
  • 11-Aug-2010 Colombia Reports
    Colombia-Panama trade talks move forward
    Colombia and Panama have made good progress in the third round of their bilateral negotiations for a free trade agreement, and a fourth round of talks may be held to seal the FTA deal.