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Evan Clark

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Bush and EC’s Jose Barroso Push for Movement on Doha

President Bush and European Commission President Jose Barroso, trying to jump-start the Doha trade talks…

New CITA Chair Faces Critical Issues

One of Matt Priest's top priorities as the Commerce Department's new deputy assistant secretary for textiles…

Industry Sheds Jobs in December

Retailers and apparel and textile producers all cut payrolls in December, bucking the overall trend of…

Immune to Nationwide Job Growth: Textile, Apparel and Retail Reduce Payrolls

Retailers and apparel and textile producers all cut payrolls in December, bucking the overall trend.

Vietnam Monitoring Causes Claiborne to Pull Out

As Liz Claiborne Inc. pulled its sourcing out of Vietnam, U.S. textile lobbyists, importers and the…

Importers Weigh In on Vietnam Program

Importers presented their idea of how a Bush administration plan to monitor and initiate antidumping cases…

Mignatti Envisions a Brave New ‘World’

After a helicopter tour of the future home of WorldStreet, a retail concept that will be part mall, part bow…

U.S. Imposes Duties on Polyester Staple Fiber From China

The Commerce Department on Tuesday imposed duties of 4.4 percent to 44.3 percent on certain types of…

Slow Progress in South Korean Free Trade Talks

More than 10 months ago, top U.S. and South Korean trade officials, surrounded by reporters and cameras and…

Women’s Apparel Prices Dip

Retail prices for women's apparel fell 0.4 percent in November as prices on all goods held steady.

Industry Sales Flat in November

Sales at department stores and apparel and accessories retailers were flat last month.

China Imports Bounce Back With 22.3% Rise in October

China's apparel and textile imports rebounded from embargoes last year, jumping by 22.3 percent to 1.8…

USTR: China’s Compliance Lagging

The pace of the economic and government reforms promised by China when it joined the World Trade Organization…

Producers, Some Retailers Shed Jobs in Nov.

U.S. textile and apparel producers shed 2,800 more jobs last month, and department stores also reduced…

Labor Report: Firms Should Be More Open

Top apparel brands and retailers don't provide enough information to investors and consumers about how they…