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June 2004 VOLUME XXV ISSUE 5  
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Business Delivers Appeal to G8 Leaders on Trade, Security
Industry Cautions OECD on Sourcing, Praises New Governance Principles
Learn How Not to Be a Victim of Trade Fraud
Time for a Deeper NAFTA?
Online Scam Artists “Phishing” for Victims
At UN, Business Responds to Challenge of Water Privatization
ICC Surveys Privacy Experts on International Data Transfers
Biotechnology’s Role in Alleviating Hunger
ICC Launches New Model Contract
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We are pleased to welcome the following new member of USCIB: Riverview Strategies LLC, a Virginia-based telecommunications and information technologies consulting firm.

A warm welcome to Juan R. Quinones, who has joined our ATA Carnet Department as Carnet Analyst and Foreign Claims Examiner. Juan received his bachelor’s degree in marketing from St. Thomas Aquinas College in upstate New York and is continuing his studies there to pursue his M.B.A. in marketing. Before joining USCIB, he was a credit card specialist for Verizon Wireless in Orangeburg, New York.


 
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