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Manufacturing
Chrysler’s Poor Earnings: A Blip or a Portent?
It’s tricky to divine a trend from Chrysler’s dreary quarter, but some analysts see reason for concern -
Manufacturing
Plaintiffs’ Experts Disavow Work in $19 Billion Chevron Case
A consulting firm says its research on an Ecuadorean oil spill is “fatally tainted,” in a blow to a $19 billion verdict against Chevron -
Investing
Moleskine's Hipster Cachet Works on Investors, Too
A elegant Italian notebook maker with dead-artist cachet and inexpensive raw materials costs launches a pretty cool IPO -
Currencies
From Japan's Weak Yen, Toyota Gains Strong Advantage
The weak currency gives Toyota another edge over U.S. carmakers -
Manufacturing
The Libyan Who Brought Sriracha to Benghazi
Huy Fong's sriracha hot sauce, an unlikely hit in the U.S., is becoming an even unlikelier hit in Libya -
Manufacturing
Europe's Carmakers Want to Shrink. Unions Stand in the Way
Union resistance to job cuts has saddled manufacturers with costs -
Africa
Africa's Richest Man, Aliko Dangote, Is Just Getting Started
The Nigerian billionaire made a fortune in cement. Now he's trying to corner the market on sugar. Is he building a new Africa or cashing in on the old one? -
Hard Choices
Titan CEO Maurice Taylor on a Failed French Factory Deal
The chief of the international tire company on his incendiary letter to the French industrial renewal minister -
Asia
South Korea's Hottest Import: Foreign Workers
Factories welcome immigrants from the rest of Asia -
Consumer Electronics
Amazon Under Fire Over Alleged Worker Abuse in Germany
In a German TV documentary, workers for Amazon describe grueling work conditions and harsh treatment from guards in neo-Nazi garb -
Europe
How the Horse Meat Sneaked Into the Lasagna
The presence of horse meat in beef products illustrates how convoluted the food processing business has gotten in the EU -
Manufacturing
Europe Pushes to Keep Lethal Injection Drugs From U.S. Prisons
The European Union and manufacturers don't want the drugs to be used in executions -
Manufacturing
Higher Chocolate Prices May Follow Africa's Cocoa Shortfall
Ivory Coast cocoa farmers are switching to more predictable crops -
Autos
For European Car Buyers, Cheap Is Now Chic
Europe's car manufacturers turn to lower-priced rides at home -
Europe
Spain's Labor Reforms Start to Yield Results
To spur exports, Spain is leaning on labor
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Africa
Africa's Richest Man, Aliko Dangote, Is Just Getting Started
The Nigerian billionaire made a fortune in cement. Now he's trying to corner the market on sugar. Is he building a new Africa or cashing in on the old one? -
Apps & Software
Inside the Chinese Boom in Corporate Espionage
Chinese corporate espionage is "the greatest transfer of wealth in history," says the U.S. National Security Agency's director. And growing evidence says China's intelligence agencies are involved -
Asia
South Korea's Hottest Import: Foreign Workers
Factories welcome immigrants from the rest of Asia -
China
The March of Robots Into Chinese Factories
The country will be the largest industrial robot market by 2014 -
Europe
How the Horse Meat Sneaked Into the Lasagna
The presence of horse meat in beef products illustrates how convoluted the food processing business has gotten in the EU -
Asia
Japan's Hottest New Export Market: Japan
Its multinationals are shipping goods home from foreign plants -
China
India's Misguided China Anxiety
Indians may fret about their growing trade deficit with China, but the gap is mainly about critical infrastructure investment -
Europe
Spain's Labor Reforms Start to Yield Results
To spur exports, Spain is leaning on labor -
China
For Spain, an Economic Lifeline from China
With another recession looming, immigrants are shoring up growth -
Asia
Taiwan's Big Brand Problem
The country's electronics companies are struggling to make themselves known in a fast-changing tech world -
China
Chinese Imports Invade India
Indian store shelves fill up with low-priced Chinese goods -
Europe
'Made in France' Is a Tough Sell—in France
The government is urging citizens to buy local and so preserve jobs -
Economy
U.S. Manufacturing May Already Be in Recession
Factories are shutting, workers getting laid off, exports falling -
Europe
Italy's Jobs-and-Pollution Showdown
Europe's largest steel plant is a source of work and sickness -
China
Why China's Factories Are Turning to Temp Workers
A law boosting full-time employees' rights has also lowered their appeal to domestic and foreign companies in China
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Africa
Africa's Richest Man, Aliko Dangote, Is Just Getting Started
The Nigerian billionaire made a fortune in cement. Now he's trying to corner the market on sugar. Is he building a new Africa or cashing in on the old one? -
Apps & Software
Inside the Chinese Boom in Corporate Espionage
Chinese corporate espionage is "the greatest transfer of wealth in history," says the U.S. National Security Agency's director. And growing evidence says China's intelligence agencies are involved -
Europe
How the Horse Meat Sneaked Into the Lasagna
The presence of horse meat in beef products illustrates how convoluted the food processing business has gotten in the EU -
China
Why China's Factories Are Turning to Temp Workers
A law boosting full-time employees' rights has also lowered their appeal to domestic and foreign companies in China
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