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Mildewed Feed Behind Cancer-Causing Toxin In Milk

AP | Posted 12.27.2011 | Home
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BEIJING -- Mildewed feed given to cows caused the high levels of a cancer-causing toxin found in milk from China's biggest dairy company and a smaller...

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Milk With Cancer-Causing Toxin Destroyed

AP | Posted 02.25.2012 | Home
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BEIJING — China's biggest milk producer destroyed a batch found to have excessive levels of a cancer-causing toxin, in another safety scare for ...

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E-Commerce in China: Patriarchic Benevolence

Tom Doctoroff | Posted 10.14.2011 | Business
Read More: Ministry of Commerce, Yili, Zhifubao, Chinese Consumers, Seedings, Mengniu, E-Commerce, Paypal, dangdang.com, Luxury in China, Haier, Third-Tier Cities, Scale in China, Credit Cards, Bargaining in China, Miaosha, Debit Card, Taobao.com, Taobao, Ebay, Eachnet.com, VIP Cards, Business News
Tom Doctoroff

China's e-commerce scene is, like the Internet itself, a paradoxical combination of "democratic" people power and top-down "management."

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Is China Serious About Major Economic Reform? Probably Not

Tom Doctoroff | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
Read More: Corporate Governance, Urbanization, Leadership, Party Reform, Chinese Scale, China Health Care, Ppp, Financial Reform, Chinese Corporate Structure, China Growth Strategy, China, Haier, Chinese Leadership, China Development Strategy, Political Reform, Infrastructure Investment, Anta, China Consumer Sector, Chinese Mobilization, China Service Sector, Lining, Cofco, Yili, Mengniu, Business News
Tom Doctoroff

Is China wrong to make economic reforms so slowly? Probably not. Despite having become the world's second largest economy, China is still a poor country on a purchase power parity (PPP) basis.

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