U.S. exports to China boom, despite trade tensions

For the first three quarters of 2011, the U.S. Agriculture Department saw increases in exports to China in four categories: snack foods, pork, dairy products, and beer and wine

U.S.-made shoes hang in the trade balance

China solar giant faces glare of US trade row

Vera Wang adds color cosmetics at Kohl's

Economic spying case over China, chemical grows

U.S. prosecutors allege China used DuPont technology, which uses chlorination rather than the sulfate method, to build and produce titanium oxide

Exclusive - WTO judges fault Boeing subsidies -- sources

Following a six-year probe, WTO rules that Boeing Co took billions of dollars of unfair subsidies

Oregon company buys RathGibson

Analysis: China to cap auto output capacity, easy foreign brand localization to end

Since 2009, China has been the world's largest auto market for three years in a row

Bangladesh electronics giant Walton enters GCC market

Sino Legend showcases state-of-the-art production facility

EDI acquires Premier Dies

Dove Men+Care Gets Ready for March Madness