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Toggle open close INTRODUCTION At the insistence of the United States, in 1986 Japan agreed to limit its exports of semiconductors, mainly the "dynamic random access memory" (DRAM) chips, to America. These chips are used in high- tech consumer electronics equipment like computers and video cassette recorders. The agreement expires this July 1, and the Bush Administration thus soon must decide whether to renew it. Doing so would make Washington a hypocrite in its free trade efforts to open markets abroad for American products. The 1986 chip agreement, after all, restricts trade, ostensibly to ...

January 12 2021 Willamette, Columbia Riverkeepers plan to sue Zenith Energy for violating the Clean Water Act in federal court. Unpermitted construction at a crude oil shipping terminal on the banks of the Willamette River violated federal laws protecting several Oregon waterways from runoff pollution, two environmental groups claim. The Riverkeeper groups for the Willamette and Columbia rivers announced their intentions to sue Zenith Energy Terminal Holdings, which operates the sprawling oil train unloading facility at 5501 N.W. Front Ave. in Portland, for "impermissibly discharging p...

VCCA preparing to study aviation and e-commerce sectors A number of recent merger assessments are now available on the VCCA’s website. This update was published on 16 October 2020 as part of our quarterly newsletter, Asia Pacific Competition Highlights. Click  here to access the full report, which covers the most notable antitrust developments across 11 Asia Pacific jurisdictions. VCCA published several merger decisions A number of recent merger assessments are now available on the VCCA’s website. Recently, the VCCA received an economic concentration notification regarding Asia Breweri...