• Chun, the most gregarious, is a go-between for Chinese T-shirt manufacturers and their Iranian customers.

    ECONOMIST: Iran and China

  • For example, in 2011's Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon, Shia LaBeouf wears a T-shirt made by Chinese clothing maker Metersbonwe and, in one scene, a character drinks a carton of Shuhua milk made by dairy group Yili.

    BBC: Chinese brands tap Hollywood in quest to go global

  • His wife, Millie Chu-Baird, is Chinese-American but can't read or write Mandarin, having grown up in Columbus, Ind.

    WSJ: To Improve Kids' Chinese, Some Parents Move to Asia

  • But Shing-Tung Yau, a Chinese-born Harvard mathematician, doesn't see it that way.

    FORBES: Plugging A Math Gap

  • In this issue Tokyo-based correspondent Benjamin Fulford explores a Chinese frontier that hasn't often been in our news in recent years--because few English-language journalists go there.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Films made as co-productions with Chinese companies aren't considered foreign there, so they can skirt the state quota of 20 imports per year.

    WSJ: Hollywood's New Kick: Why Everybody Is Kung Fu Fighting

  • The U.K. didn't ask the Chinese for an investigation until mid-February.

    WSJ: U.K. Raises Brit's Death in China Talks

  • Don't worry -- we haven't forgotten Microsoft, which is the least active of the three companies in the Chinese gaming market.

    ENGADGET: China's complicated history with video games: when a ban isn't really a ban

  • The U.K. didn't request that Chinese officials investigate the death until mid-February.

    WSJ: U.K. Officials in China Expressed Early Concern About Death

  • You wouldn't think M:i-2 was made by a Chinese director.

    CNN: The Next Mission

  • To put it plainly, the Chinese manufacture for us the shoes, t-shirts and socks that we could only manufacture stateside at a profit if Americans were willing to work for next to nothing.

    FORBES: Mitt Romney vs. Barack Obama: Which Candidate Is Best For the U.S. Economy?

  • They've done a spectacular job for their clients and we continue--we're very excited about, one, we're excited about the region and two, we're excited to have a team of that quality doing real, on the ground research throughout China, which is, now, if you sort of look at the larger Chinese market, it's the second-largest market in the world, and there just aren't--there are many more world-class U.S. teams than there are world-class Chinese teams.

    FORBES

  • Solyndra's technology is excellent, he says, but it just couldn't compete in the market with low-price panels from subsidized Chinese makers.

    FORBES: The Forbes400

  • In its current state, even a speculated tie-up with Chinese telecom equipment maker ZTE wouldn't vault Motorola back into No. 2.

    FORBES: Mobile Firms Fight For Third

  • In one study of telecommuting at a Chinese online travel agency, customer-service reps were both happier and more productive when working from home -- probably Yahoo service reps aren't any different from their Chinese counterparts in this regard.

    CNN: CEO right: Yahoo workers must show up

  • If a CEO wears jeans with T-shirts tucked in instead of a suit and tie, said one Chinese observer, his sartorial taste will likely to be called "Jobs style".

    CNN: China's Apple fans lament cult figure Jobs' resignation

  • Although the bond business isn't as lucrative, it is a viable alternative for Hong Kong-based Chinese investment banks, which lag behind their more established global peers in sectors such as asset management.

    WSJ: China Banks Change Tack as Hong Kong IPOs Dry Up

  • The FCC isn't the only agency playing with devices we don't even know exist: its Chinese equivalent has recently had some hands-on time with an unknown Huawei smartphone, codenamed the P6-U06.

    ENGADGET

  • One reason Mr. Pleskowicz and a new generation of Rubik's fanatics can solve the notoriously difficult puzzle in record time: They don't use Rubik's Cubes at all, instead substituting souped-up Chinese knockoffs engineered for speed.

    WSJ: One Rubik's Cube, Many Knockoffs, Quintillions of Possibilities

  • The FCC isn't the only agency playing with devices we don't even know exist, and its Chinese equivalent has recently had some hands-on time with an unknown Huawei smartphone, codename P6-U06.

    ENGADGET

  • In fact, Harris, the Seattle lawyer who has chronicled the issue on his "China Law Blog, " speculates that "honest and legal" companies--particularly American and European ones--could be left holding the bag if Chinese exporters don't pay the tax, as he says is often the case.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Bangladesh garment exporters say the other advantage they enjoy is that more than 90% per cent of their products, such as T-shirts, jeans, sweaters and casual trousers enjoy duty free access to the Chinese market.

    BBC: Chinese factories turn to Bangladesh as labour costs rise

  • The plea agreement required that he abandon all claims on the T. bataar and the duck-billed dinosaur, and on four more Mongolian and Chinese dinosaurs to which federal prosecutors could now connect him: two oviraptors and two more T. bataars, one of them believed to be somewhere in Great Britain.

    NEWYORKER: Bones of Contention

  • Again, like I said, I don't think he said the word "discuss, " meaning I don't want either my answer or your question to leave the impression that we haven't been in discussions with the Chinese, the Russians, and our partners in the P5-plus-1, as well as in international efforts involving the IAEA and others to address the nuclear weapons capability of Iran.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • One important tangent of this discussion hasn't had much exposure in the United States: the now 25-year-old wave of new Chinese documentary (and documentary-influenced fiction), whose development has paralleled the nation's emergence as an economic powerhouse.

    WSJ: Repertory Film: Mining Forgotten Gems, Finding the Real China

  • What we don't know The Sharper Image for, though, is its broad selection of no-name phones procured from Chinese manufacturers.

    ENGADGET: Sharper Image selling self-branded cellphones Mobile

  • Last year more than a million visits were made to Chinese ski areas that hardly saw anybody or weren't even open as recently as the mid-1990s.

    FORBES: All uphill from here

  • Fu claims her Chinese-born parents, who immigrated to Northridge, Calif. in the 1980s, didn't pressure her to excel.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

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