May 16 2009
 Newsweek | Why Bow to China? Newsweek It is true that Chinese sells what you would like to call cheap toys and such, BUT AT LEAST REMEMBER, that the USA owe China US$2 trillion; If you Americans do not feeel ashamed at least please keep your mouth shut; you owe us and you insult us, ... |
May 15 2009
 KIDK | Lead scare no longer devastating motor sports sales KIDK, ID ... that makes sense for little four wheelers and motorcycles," said Jared Burt with Rexburg Motor Sports. No one actually thought lead was in the paint in the first place, but because of the China Toy Industry, motor sports lost thousands of dollars. |
May 15 2009
 Daily Mail | It happened to me...I was a child Japanese prisoner of war Daily Mail, UK We had a small football pitch, but my only toys were my precious lead soldiers, which I'd managed to stuff into my pockets before leaving home. One of these was used by a doctor in the camp, who melted it down to construct a temporary palate for a baby ... |
May 15 2009
 MedIndia | New Study May Offer Treatment For Anxiety Disorders, Depression MedIndia, India Perez and colleagues found that giving the high-anxiety rats a series of new toys reduced anxiety behaviors and increased their levels of FGF2. Furthermore, they found that FGF2 treatment alone reduced anxiety behaviours in the high-anxiety rats. ... |
May 13 2009
 HispanicBusiness.com | China Looms Large in India's Election HispanicBusiness.com, CA Just in the past year, New Delhi has clashed with Beijing over trade issues, banning Chinese toy imports amid allegations of tainted chemicals, and fretted publicly over China's overt support of India's archrival, Pakistan. The Chinese, for their part, ... |
May 13 2009
 Vancouver Courier | Swashbuckle has best name Vancouver Courier, Canada Queen was a pretty big band in its day, what with FM rock stations falling all over themselves to play songs like "We Will Rock You," "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" and the immortal "Fat Bottom Girls" (never mind that the lead singer was gay). ... |
May 12 2009
 Entertainment Weekly | 'House' postmortem: Dissecting the finale Entertainment Weekly House has no where to go but take his character somewhere else where he can have a whole new group of people to ridicule or toy with. I mean, why start next season in the psyche ward and watch him analize himself (I mean really, is HE going to let a ... |
May 11 2009
Entertainment Weekly | 'House' finale postmortem: Spoilers about tonight's episode! Entertainment Weekly House has no where to go but take his character somewhere else where he can have a whole new group of people to ridicule or toy with. I mean, why start next season in the psyche ward and watch him analize himself (I mean really, is HE going to let a ... |
May 11 2009
Entertainment Weekly | 'House' finale postmortem: Spoilers about tonight's episode! Entertainment Weekly House has no where to go but take his character somewhere else where he can have a whole new group of people to ridicule or toy with. I mean, why start next season in the psyche ward and watch him analize himself (I mean really, is HE going to let a ... |
May 11 2009
 Financial Times | Ecological Intelligence: Knowing the Hidden Impacts of What We Buy Financial Times, UK Goleman wants us to use this information to go shopping with our amygdalas – the part of the brain that governs our “flight instinct” – which might work when it comes to perceived direct threats, such as lead levels in children's toys, or concerns over ... |
May 11 2009
 TopNews | EU approves tougher toy-safety laws TopNews, India In the highest-profile example, toy-makers Mattel and Fisher-Price in the summer of 2007 were forced to withdraw millions of Chinese- made toys from shelves around the world after it was found that some contained lead paint and others included ... |
May 11 2009
 Earthtimes (press release) | EU approves tougher toy-safety laws Earthtimes (press release), UK In the highest-profile example, toy-makers Mattel and Fisher-Price in the summer of 2007 were forced to withdraw millions of Chinese- made toys from shelves around the world after it was found that some contained lead paint and others included ... |
May 10 2009
Financial Times | Ecological Intelligence Financial Times, UK Goleman wants us to use this information to go shopping with our amygdalas – the part of the brain that governs our “flight instinct” – which might work when it comes to perceived direct threats, such as lead levels in children's toys, or concerns over ... |
May 07 2009
 VillageSoup Belfast | Hobbledehoy Toys to close VillageSoup Belfast, USA - Ethan Andrews "There was the made-in-China thing," Johnson said, speaking of the 2007 discovery of Chinese-made toys that contained lead and other toxins. "You can't find too many things that aren't made in China," she said. Additionally, the cost of doing business, ... |
May 06 2009
 Property Wire | World's eyes on China as residential property market shows signs ... Property Wire, UK Guangdong, famous for its toy, bag, suitcase, shoe and home appliance exports, has been hard hit by falling export demand since last year with many factories and export trading companies going bankrupt. But the province's economy expanded 5.8% year on ... |
May 06 2009
 Proactive Investors USA & Canada | Chinese markets rally again, lead by renewable energy and banks Proactive Investors USA & Canada But tThe government also needs to tackle the increasing costs of freight transportation, which pose an obstacle to selling China's goods domestically. In China, domestic coal prices are higher than import prices and the country's toys sell at a cheaper ... |
