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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
Ma Jun: The Most Creative Person in Business
Fast Company Magazine recently named Chinese environmental activist Ma Jun to the #1 spot on their list of the 100 Most C
Are Walmart’s Factories as Bad as Apple’s?
Mother Jones has published a lengthy investigative report on Wal-Mart’s controversial and ambitious policies promot
March 22, 2012 2:29 PM
Apple Releases 2012 Supplier Responsibility Report
Apple has released its latest Supplier Responsibility report, which shows an 80% drop in underage labour and signs of a n
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