U.S. regulators announced plans Thursday to set up a Beijing office to help ensure Chinese exports are safe for Americans following a slew of recalls involving everything from pet food to children's toys.

(Slika je simbolična.) (Foto: AP Photo) V nacionalnem referenčnem laboratoriju so tako v sredo potrdili osem primerov okužbe z novim virusom gripe, danes pa še en primer. Ob tem so v sredo pregledali še 14, danes pa tri vzorce, ki so bili negativni.

With China facing a less buoyant outlook for external demand than before the worldwide economic crisis, Goldstein and Lardy recommend China disavow any strategy of competitive undervaluation of the renminbi that might be aimed at dealing with reduced global demand for Chinese exports. They call for a rejection of export promotion measures, even if such steps are technically consistent with ...

Washington, July 30 : Recognizing China's growing market economy, the US has agreed to loosen restrictions on the export of hi-tech goods to China, Chinese Vice-Premier Wang Qishan has disclosed.

The U.S. has agreed to loosen restrictions on the export of hi-tech goods to China and speed up its recognition of the nation's market economy, Vice-Premier Wang Qishan said on Tuesday after the China-U.S. Strategic and Economic Dialogue (SAED).

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U.S. regulators announced plans Thursday to set up a Beijing office to help ensure Chinese exports are safe for Americans following a slew of recalls involving everything from pet food to children's toys.

July 30, 2009: For three years, the USAID (U.S. Agency for International Development, an independent agency) thought it had a sweet deal going in Iraq, dispensing millions of dollars a month to carry out local essential services (garbage removal, repairing roads and government buildings).

PEACEKEEPING: Coping With Crippling Corruption Strategy Page This was especially true in Kuwait, which was a US ally, and not under the control of the American military, as was the case in Iraq. Thus Kuwaiti suppliers ...

TAIPEI, July 30 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks ended 0.8 percent lower on Thursday, their second straight daily slide, as concerns about a sustained recovery in China and the United States weighed on export-reliant shares such as TSMC.