U.S. International Trade Commission


Recent Articles about U.S. International Trade Commission

Congressional Privilege

By Inc. staff |  Feb 1, 1990

The U.S. International Trade Commission publishes reports based on data from overseas markets.  Read more

Patently Wrong;

By Nell Margolis |  Apr 1, 1986

ALLIED CORP. SPENT 13 YEARS and more than $75 million developing a metals-manufacturing process. But when 11 German and Japanese companies copied Allied'...  Read more

Best Of The Trade Press

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf |  Sep 1, 1991

Recent trends from various trade journals.  Read more

Small Farmers Behind Possible Tariffs on China, Vietnam

July 7, 2004 -- Score one for the small farmer. Yesterday, responding to a petition from a group of small shrimp farmers in eight states,...  Read more

Obama Encourages Small Firms to Go Global

By Courtney Rubin |  Mar 15, 2010

With the goal of doubling U.S. exports within five years, Obama wants to help small businesses get in the act. But a new survey lists the biggest roadblocks:...  Read more

Ask Inc.

By Inc. staff |  Sep 1, 2006

Scaling back profit-sharing plans; importing headaches.  Read more

Patent and Trademark Office (PTO)

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Where In The World Is Pittsburg, Anyway?

By Stephen D. Solomon |  Jan 1, 1985

Three years ago Romesh Wadhwani didn't know anything about robotics. Now he's leading U.S. robot makers' counterattack against the Japanese.  Read more

Semiconductor Entrepreneur;

Jul 1, 1988

Faced with disaster, most companies just try to stay afloat. Not Micron Technology. 'We wanted to do more than survive. So we went on the attack.'  Read more

Kachajian's Rebellion

By Lucien Rhodes |  Oct 1, 1986

The story of how one small manufacturere spent six years fighting to save his business from the deadening hand of government export controls -- and won. Sort...  Read more