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This American Life’s Foxconn Retraction: Reactions
Apple CEO Tim Cook has met with government officials and representatives of the titanic but iPhoneless China Mobile in Beijing, according to The Wall Street Journal: A spokeswoman said Mr. Cook— who is on his first trip to China since becoming chief executive of the Cupertino, Calif., company— “had great meetings with Chinese officials today.” “China is very important to us and weMarch 26, 2012 10:53 PM
China Pollution, Dam Activists Win Goldman Prize
Chinese environmental activist Ma Jun and Ikal Angelei, a Kenyan campaigner against a China-backed dam in Ethiopia, are a
Foxconn Pledges to Improve Conditions
Foxconn, which manufactures more than 40% of the world’s electronics for Apple, Dell, and a host of other high-tech
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Weibo Views on Kony, Goldman Viral Outbreaks
A common theme in Chinese netizens’ reactions to news from abroad is introspection, with stories often becoming len
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