Wall Street Journal. Europe 2007 John W. Miller - Abstracts

Wall Street Journal. Europe 2007 John W. Miller
TitleSubjectAuthors
Africa's new car dealer: China.Business, internationalJohn W. Miller
Brazil, others push outside Doha for trade pacts.(2001 Doha, Qatar trade talks )Business, internationalJohn W. Miller
China's hottest export: tension; as the surplus widens, trading partners battle complaints at home.(Statistical data)Business, internationalAndrew Batson, John W. Miller
Chinese goods draw scrutiny from EU, Asia.(European Union)Business, internationalJohn W. Miller, Nicholas Zamiska
EU clears way for biotech potato: move on crop used in paper making signals concession.(European Union)Business, internationalJohn W. Miller
EU cuts aluminum tariffs: lowering barrier is step in move for cheaper imports.(European Union)Business, internationalJohn W. Miller
EU looks to cargo trains to ease load on trucking.(European Union)Business, internationalJohn W. Miller
Europe's biodiesel drive sputters: industry's woes endanger EU goal for using fossil-fuel alternatives.(European Union)Business, internationalJohn W. Miller
EU steps up probe of Qualcomm: patent-fee case may prove crucial for other industries.(European Union)Business, internationalJohn W. Miller
EU tariffs sought on Chinese steel imports.Business, internationalJohn W. Miller
EU toughens stance in dealings with China: new outspokenness over trade deficit and exchange rates is welcomed by the U.S..Business, internationalAndrew Batson, John W. Miller
Romania worries the EU in case with Yukos echoes.(European Union)(Rompetrol S.P.)(Colin Hart/Phil Stephenson/Dinu Patriciu)Business, internationalJohn W. Miller
U.S., EU plan small steps on cutting trade barriers.(European Union)Business, internationalJohn W. Miller
World trade talks in Geneva keep one eye on Iowa Caucus.(2008 United States presidential election)Business, internationalJohn W. Miller
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