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New York Times - The group said Chinese solar panel makers had violated World Trade Organization rules, using unfair cost advantages and selling panels in the United States at below-cost prices to drive US manufacturers out of business. The duties will be reviewed .Shift by US Muddles Solar Imports CaseNew York Timesall 198 news articles .

U.S. businesses and workers need full access to Russia's surging economy - Russia is the largest economy in the world that has yet to join the WTO, and doing so will require Moscow to further open its market, safeguard intellectual property and investments, and strengthen the rule of law. The result will be more US exports . .

Global leaders gathering in US will focus on containing Europe's financial crisis - All that forms a tumultuous backdrop as representatives of the G8 countries — the United States, Germany, France, Britain, Japan, Russia, Italy and Canada — head to Camp David. Standing in the way of a breakthrough are disagreements over how to . .

Dumping Duties against 'Big China Solar' Step toward Restoring Industry .MarketWatch (press release)HILLSBORO, Ore., May 17, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The US head of SolarWorld voiced confidence that today's announcement of preliminary US anti-dumping duties on imports of solar cells and panels from China's state-sponsored manufacturers could begin to . .

That possibility has sent ripples of fear through markets in Europe, Asia and the United States as analysts worry that it could ultimately lead to the collapse of the European Union's currency -- an event an expert predicted Thursday could cost up to . .

Germany-based ThyssenKrupp AG has announced the sale of ThyssenKrupp Waupaca Inc., its US foundry business, to an affiliate of the venture capital firm KPS Capital Partners, New York City. ThyssenKrupp Waupaca is billed as “the largest independent iron . .

Analysis: Japan's Marubeni has eye on China with Gavilon bid - By Christine Stebbins | CHICAGO ( - ) - Japan's biggest potential investment in US agriculture can be summed up in a single word: China. Marubeni's interest in buying US grains merchant Gavilon to help provide grain to its hungry Asian neighbor . .

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Workers whose jobs require them to interact with people in foreign countries say that English is the dominant language of business, according to a new poll. More than one quarter of employees in 26 countries around the world told . .

"They had no business being in the game," Lowe said of the Slovaks. Yet there they were with time ticking down at Hartwall Arena. Slovakia was well aware of the situation and played the role of spoiler perfectly, patiently sitting back and hoping for .Ryan Getzlaf's controversial kneeing major leads to Slovakia's elimination of .Yahoo! Canada Sports (blog)all 511 news articles .

"The US government sanctions bar bank transactions in US dollars. That is a major problem for us. If they lift the sanctions, we can easily transfer money, so our private sector can grow, invest and do business and immediately increase our prospects.and more .