Disney case highlights China supply chain pitfalls
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In his dim two-room flat, Huang  Renzhong showed a visitor a Mickey Mouse statuette and  explained how creating Disney figurines during 15-hour work  days in a grim factory led to a $90,000 lawsuit.
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Zheng Xiaoyu, the former head of Chinaâs food and drug watchdog, had become a symbol of the countryâs wide-ranging problems on product safety.
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Mattel says most of the toys recalled over safety scares had "design flaws" and China producers were not to blame.
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SHANGHAI -- Sun Xiaoqing, owner of the Fenghua Hengsheng Knitting Factory, isn't quite sure what deadbeat mortgage holders in the United States have to do with his exporting business, but he knows it's bad.
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A U.S. company's apology to China sparks criticism in both places.
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GEORGETOWN, Del., Oct. 28 -- Plaintiffs in a shareholder lawsuit over former Walt Disney Co. president Michael Ovitz's $140 million severance package attempted Thursday to portray Ovitz as a dishonest bumbler who botched the hiring of a major television executive and pushed the release of a movie that angered the Chinese government, damaging Disney's business prospects in the country.
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This isn't South Korea or Germany. Wal-Mart goes all in, facing new challenges.
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The companyâs lawyers had attempted to gain the upper hand in a patent case by highlighting safety concerns about the companyâs own product.
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In an attempt to control export quality, China enforces new licensing procedures. The result: expensive Chinese dinners.
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Federal records suggest that China is not the only country that has problems with its exports.
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Earnings woes, an SEC probe, and a scuffle with Disney spell trouble.
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The joint venture has drawn concern that the imports could lead to job losses at Detroit-based manufacturers.
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Turning the tables on the United States amid growing worries over dangerous Chinese products, Beijing said Friday some health supplements, raisins and pistachios imported from the U.S. failed to meet China's safety standards and have been returned or destroyed.
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HANGZHOU, China -- In spring 2006, an essay appeared on the Internet detailing collusion between the Chinese government's food and drug watchdog agency and a pharmaceutical venture. It accused the country's highest-ranking regulator of accepting a lakeside house and hundreds of thousands of dollars...
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Mattel, which appears to have stumbled in part because it had become overconfident about its ability to operate in China without major problems, is in crisis mode.
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Foreign media have fuelled unfounded fears about Chinese products, the nation's top quality official has said as mutual accusations of tainted goods dog trade with the United States.
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Vendors who sell designer brands at markets, whether legal or imitation, may face legal action. Regardless of whether vendors have genuine goods or counterfeits, Li Dongsheng