The ITC's commissioners earlier on Friday voted 4-0 that Bombardier's prices did not harm Boeing and discarded a U.S. Commerce Department recommendation to slap a near 300-percent duty on sales of the company's 110-to-130-seat CSeries jets for five years.
(Reporting by Mohammad Zargham; Writing by Eric Walsh; Editing by James Dalgleish)U.S. commerce chief hails 'robust' system after Bombardier decision
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