UPDATE 2-U.S. sets more duties on China pipe in record case
Action another big win for U.S. Steelworkers union * U.S. imports of good tripled in 2008 to $2.63 billion * More U.S. cases in pipeline before Obama heads to Asia (Adds union group statement) By Doug Palmer WASHINGTON, Nov 5... [read full story]
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