Toxic Chinese Chairs Plague France
PARIS — After tainted baby milk, now toxic chairs from China. Customers in France who bought Chinese-made recliners are complaining of stinging...
PARIS — After tainted baby milk, now toxic chairs from China. Customers in France who bought Chinese-made recliners are complaining of stinging...
John W. Whitehead | Posted 08.13.2008 | Business
If China has anyone to thank for its economic ascendancy, it's American corporations like Wal-Mart and American consumers like you and me.
Jeremy Haft | Posted 07.07.2008 | Business
The rash of product recalls reveals that China is not the manufacturing juggernaut we fear -- and that America has an edge we tend to overlook.
David Weiner | Posted 06.26.2008 | Politics
According to a new poll, American public opinion about the Olympic Games, China, and the perceived actions of the host country has changed very little since the Sichuan earthquake.
Rebecca Fannin | Posted 06.16.2008 | Business
Once it was Japan that threatened to be the major technological rival to the U.S. Now that trophy goes to China and its rapid climb from a low-cost producer to a high-tech inventive nation.
Rebecca Fannin | Posted 05.28.2008 | Business
China is becoming a lab for the world; by 2009, China's position will rise to 4th globally for new patent applications, right after the US, Japan and Germany.
Scott Paul | Posted 03.31.2008 | Politics
The recent crackdown in Tibet shows just how wrong those pundits and politicians really are who claimed that trade will open China.
Tom Doctoroff | Posted 03.23.2008 | Business
Just when we hoped we might be able to navigate through the operational shoals of the market, along comes a new terror: The Chinese Brand.
Scott Paul | Posted 02.29.2008 | Politics
Congress and the administration have the power to stop China's cheating and unfair trade practices, but so far, they have sat on their hands. What would a President Obama or a President Clinton do?
Lee Hudson Teslik | Posted 01.23.2008 | Business
U.S. protectionist rhetoric toward China not only clouds perceptions of the threat posed by Chinese automakers--it also loses sight of the potential gains U.S. manufacturers could draw through partnerships with the country.
Leo W. Gerard | Posted 12.21.2007 | Business
If Santa now resides in a communist country of 1.3 billion where his elves may construct toys in sweatshop conditions no American worker would tolerate, does that somehow make him less jolly?
CNN | Emily Sherman | Posted 12.21.2007 | Business
Angry Chinese officials are taking aim at Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama over his statement that he would "stop the import of all toys...
AP | Christopher Bodeen | Posted 12.11.2007 | Business
The United States and China sparred over intellectual property protections and signed agreements on safeguarding the quality of food and drugs exports...
Tom Doctoroff | Posted 12.10.2007 | Business
Throughout China, the contrast between Confucian-style wealth redistribution and growing consumption is becoming more and more striking.
Scott Paul | Posted 12.05.2007 | Business
This is a case study in how China's cheating, and Washington's own failure to stop it, threaten to sink an entire sector of our economy.
Robert L. Borosage | Posted 12.04.2007 | Politics
Markets self-regulate, conservatives tell us. Just get government off our backs, companies tell us (after we pocket whatever subsidies we can grab).
Leo W. Gerard | Posted 11.29.2007 | Business
Apparently the Bush administration and the ITC have never conceived of what America will be like when all her paper mills are silent, when she's unable to make anything anymore because everything is made in China.
Richard Belzer | Posted 11.13.2007 | Politics
The overpaid, smug opinionated keepers of Wall Street's gates are, in their view, the only class of people who can explain the confusing riddle of the American economy.
David Nassar | Posted 10.29.2007 | Business
Wal-Mart's pressure on supplier companies means workers overseas work without contracts, for little pay and frequent abuse and mistreatment. No one wants to teach their children these values.
Tom Doctoroff | Posted 10.29.2007 | Business
In China, brands are surrogate indicators of quality. In a land of shoddy quality, mass market consumers do not take basic safety for granted.
AP | RACHEL KONRAD | Posted 10.13.2007 | Business
Deborah Evanoff thought she'd traded her frantic Silicon Valley career for a lazier pace when she took over the low-tech toy company her parents found...
AP | Christine Simmons | Posted 09.27.2007 | Media
Toys and children's necklaces made in China were recalled Wednesday, including five more items from the popular Thomas & Friends Wooden Railway produc...
PR Week | Ted McKenna | Posted 09.14.2007 | Business
In the wake of recalls involving fish, toothpaste, and other products exported from China, its government has been touting, through state-run media in...
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AP | JOHN LEICESTER | Posted 09.19.2008 | Business