EU may ease textile-trade logjam

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The European Union in trade negotiations with China has suggested a free pass for some Chinese garment shipments. The original import quotas imposed were quickly exceeded within a matter of weeks, leaving textile imports from China stranded at European ports.

Europe, Administration of General Economic Programs, International economic relations, Imports, Trade Negotiations, Quotas & Import Controls, European Union, Import quotas

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Asia faces a dressing down

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International trade quotas for the textile industry will be lifted in 2005, flooding world markets with inexpensive apparel from China. Forecasting new corporate winners and losers and new possibilities for investors.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Foreign trade, Legal/Government Regulation, Economic aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, International trade, Textile and clothing industry software, American Textile Manufacturers Institute

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Earthlink raises price, following AOL's lead

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Earthlink Inc. announced that it will raise its monthly subscription prices by 10%. Subscription prices will go up to $21.95, a $2 raise.

Telegraph & other communications, Consumer prices, Prices and rates, Internet service providers, EarthLink Inc.

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