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Arab Banking Corporation Penalized $30,500 for Antiboycott Violations, September 13, 2000
Fort Lauderdale Firm to pay $14,000 to Settle Antiboycott Charges, August 7, 1996
$9,000 Civil Penalty Imposed on Minneapolis Company to Settle Antiboycott Charges, September 13, 1996
One-stop Technology Transfer Conference Set for Defense Industry, December 5, 1996
Texas Company Pleads Guilty to Illegal Computer Shipments to China, December 20, 1996
German company agrees to denial of export privileges to settle charges of illegal shipments to Libya, December 18, 1996
Statement by the Vice President, October 1, 1996
Dutch Subsidiary of Washington State Electronics Firm Penalized to Settle Antiboycott Charges, October 25, 1996
Northern Trust to Pay Penalty to Settle Antiboycott Charges, August 7, 1996
Reid R. Pederson selected as Special Agent in Charge for the Los Angeles Export Enforcement Field Office, June 24, 1996
Illinois Manufacturer Pays Civil Penalty to Settle Antiboycott Charges, December 30, 1996
Proposed Fiscal Year 1998 Annual Materials Plan
Commerce/State Joint Committee Requests Public Comment on the Potential Market Impact of Proposed Stockpile Material Sales, October 2, 1996
Houston Firm Pays $14,000 Penalty to Settle Antiboycott Charges, August 7, 1996
Sigma Chemical Penalized $480,000 for Biotoxin Exports - July 8, 1996
One-stop Technology Transfer Conference Set for Defense Industry, November 7, 1996
Cleveland Firm Pays $200,000 to Settle Export Control Charges, October 2, 1996
Testimony Honorable William A. Reinsch Under Secretary of Commerce, New Directions in Commercial Encryption Policy, July 25, 1996
Testimony of William A. Reinsch Under Secretary of Commerce for Export Administration Before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Subcommittee on International Finance and Monetary Policy On The Omnibus Export Administration Act of 1996 (H.R. 361), July 31, 1996
Practicing Law Institute Coping with U.S. Export Controls Keynote Remarks by William A. Reinsch Under Secretary of Commerce for Export Administration, December 9, 1996