Americans Are Open to Chinese Goods, Poll Finds
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Most Americans have not stopped buying Chinese-made goods, despite recent reports of unsafe food, toys and other products made in China, a New York Times/CBS News poll shows.
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WASHINGTON Worry about debt is weighing on shoppers this holiday season. But it&#39;s not keeping them from paying with plastic. Those are the findings of an Associated Press poll.
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China insisted Thursday that its exports are safe, issuing a rare direct commentary as international fears over Chinese products spread.
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Food scares are the latest indications that cutting corners or producing fake goods is still woven into the fabric of Chinaâs economy.
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Mexican cantaloupe irrigated with water from sewage-tainted rivers. Candy laced with lead. Chinese toothpaste is not the only concern for U.S. consumers wary of the health risks posed by imported goods.
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Chinese companies are starting to pursue North American and European electronics and consumer brands as their government pushes them to build global sales forces for their low-cost products.
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China will buy more American-made products and crack down harder on people who steal intellectual property, a Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said yesterday amid growing discontent in the United States over a soaring trade deficit with Beijing.
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Lamps, birthday candles, mouse traps, and flip-flops. Such is the stuff that binds the modern American family to the global economy, author Sara Bongiorni discovers during a year of boycotting anything made in China.
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Exports from China are shifting from basic goods like textiles, toys and shoes to higher-value industrial goods that compete more directly with products from advanced industrialized countries.
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BEIJING, May 31 -- China on Thursday strongly contested complaints it is exporting tainted food and other products to the United States, saying controls here are improving and U.S. inspectors have approved 99 percent of its shipments over the past three years.
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Asian brands push Ford, DaimlerChrysler and GM to offer greater incentives and come out with new styles. By John Porretto. DETROIT -- Most veteran forecasters say they expect a familiar sales trend in the US
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BEIJING -- Scanning the headlines in the Chinese press, it's easy to conclude that the global brouhaha over product safety is not about China -- but about America.
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WASHINGTON - On the eve of a presidential debate on domestic issues with employment a crucial concern, American textile companies and workers have asked President George W. Bush to help save their jobs by limiting Chinese imports, which may surge once a
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Firms from China and India are most willing to pay bribes abroad to do business, a survey suggests.
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Nearly 60 percent of Europeans and Americans see China's growing economic power as a threat although they are becoming more positive about globalization in general, an opinion poll showed on Monday.
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Look for Chinese imports to be the newest in economy cars
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Big Asian companies are increasingly interested in investing in China, India and Vietnam while their appetite for investments in the U.S. is starting to fade.