Calls for reform of foreign investment rules in US fade

09 May 2006

Calls by US lawmakers for radical reform of the way foreign deals are reviewed on national security grounds have receded in spite of the eruption this year of the Dubai Ports World controversy, which stoked fears that protectionist sentiment was growing in Washington. Full Story

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Calls for reform of foreign investment rules in US fade

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