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Monday, March 22, 2010
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Monday, March 22, 2010
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Google sets a strong example in standing up to the Chinese government's continued failure to respect fundamental human rights.
Coca-Cola Co. on Thursday took over the North American operations of its biggest bottler group.
GM announced that the sale of HUMMER to China’s Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machines Co. Ltd. has collapsed.
Little progress made in loosening censorship in China
Hyundai Motor has recalled 47,000 new Sonata sedans in the United States, to replace a faulty front door latch.
Over the last year, 75 percent of all businesses worldwide experienced some form of cyber attack, a survey shows.
The investigators say the cyber attacks were aimed at stealing trade secrets, computer codes and emails of Chinese human rights activists.
Internal documents from Toyota prompted a subpoena of company paperwork by U.S. congressional investigators.
The latest J.D. Power & Associates study found that call quality has declined among all major U.S. carriers.
German flagship carrier Lufthansa is planning the biggest strike in its history.