Obama May Push for Jackson-Vanik Repeal

26 January 2012 | Issue 4810

U.S. President Barack Obama called on lawmakers to approve "permanent normal trade relations" with Russia on Tuesday, in the latest hint that his administration would move to repeal the Cold War-era trade restrictions.

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Obama May Push for Jackson-Vanik Repeal

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Putin Says Amnesty Plan for Businessmen Needs Refining

Grishin's Firm Invests $500,000 in U.S. Robotics Company

Gas Tax Tweaks to Ease Burden on Extractors

Audi Launch Shows Promise of Premium Segment

Students Favor State Firms as Employers

Wheels: Opel's New Astra Adds Speed to an Old Standard

Obama May Push for Jackson-Vanik Repeal