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11-year-old Bethlehem boy invents new iPad stand

Growing up in the city of Bethlehem, PA, Dino knows the importance of hard work and American pride. Bethlehem Steel Corp was once a gem of American industry, having been so powerful that during World War II, its laborers churned out a Navy battleship in a single day.

China insists US tire duties counter-productive, will appeal WTO ruling

An employee moves tires at a tire factory
China on Tuesday criticized a World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling yesterday that upheld the U.S. decision last year to slap duties on Chinese-made tires and said it will appeal to the global trade body. The Chinese commerce ministry repeated that the safeguard measures adopted by the U.S. on Chinese tire imports were protectionist and counter-productive.

Push to make R&D credit permanent

A photographer takes a picture of a Chevy Malibu hybrid car on display on West Executive Drive at the White House in Washington April 22, 2009.
As Congress considers a broad tax deal proposed by President Barack Obama and Republicans, high tech and manufacturing businesses are particularly favorable to a provision that would extend research and development tax credits.
 Nissan to recall 270,000 units due to steering glitches

Nissan, Mitsubishi deepen ties; to strengthen mini car business

Nissan Motor Co and Mitsubishi Motors Corporation said on Tuesday that the two companies agreed to expand their current scope of cooperation towards new projects that will further strengthen mutual competitiveness, especially in the Japanese mini car and global commercial vehicle businesses.
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Nissan India increases Micra prices by 2 pct

Nissan India launches Diesel variant of Micra

The Indian unit of Japan based leading car maker Nissan Motors has launched the diesel variant of its compact hatchback Micra in the Indian market. The new model has been put in the price bracket of Rs 5.59 lakh to Rs 6.05 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
Solar panels sit on the roof of SunPower Corporation in Richmond, California March 18, 2010.

Alternative energy looks to Congress

With the end of the 111th Congress fast approaching and both the Senate and the House of Representatives scrambling to get major legislation passed before Dec. 31, many industries and organizations are pressuring lawmakers not to forget their needs.
A staff member packs a customer's items into a plastic bag at a supermarket in Changzhi, Shanxi province

All signs point to higher inflation in China

Domestic monetary policy, monetary policy abroad, wages, and the cost of essential commodities all point to higher inflation in China, according to virtually every single school of economic thought.
Construction work is seen on architect Renzo Piano's Shard tower at London Bridge in central London

UK monthly manufacturing orders rise sharply

UK factory orders continued to rise in December and the manufacturers expect the output growth to be robust in the next three months due to strengthening demand at home and abroad.
An employee walks in front of shelves with newly made shoes at a leather shoe factory in Hefei, Anhui province - file photo

Chinese products attract most anti-dumping measures worldwide: WTO

China was the subject of most number of anti-dumping investigations in the first half of the year, and products exported from China attracted the highest number of anti-dumping measures by other countries, the World Trade Organization (WTO) has said in a report.

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