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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce went 14-36 in the 2012 congressional races where it ran political advertisements, rivaling the won-lost record of the 1962 New York Mets.
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Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney has pledged to declare China a currency manipulator on his first day in office. It may not be that easy, or have the desired effect.
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For last year’s 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks, U.S. Transportation Security Administration officials wanted their workers to remember the thousands who died. So the agency bought 70,000 commemorative bracelets -- made in China.
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China’s efforts to parry U.S. criticism that its currency is undervalued got a boost from a report showing the world’s second-largest economy unexpectedly posted a $7.3 billion trade deficit.
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President Barack Obama expanded U.S. trade complaints against China, accusing the nation of imposing unfair taxes on American vehicles, mostly from General Motors Co. and Chrysler Group LLC.
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President Barack Obama’s vow to get tough on unfair trade practices was welcomed by manufacturers frustrated with losing market to countries such as China.
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Hoku Corp. , a solar power developer and supplier, fell the most in almost six months, after its third quarter loss widened and management raised their estimate of costs to complete a polysilicon plant in Idaho.
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Proposed U.S. tariffs on wind-energy towers from China and Vietnam were welcomed by a trade group that had complained competitors were dumping products in the American market.
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Hoku Corp. hired Imperial Capital LLC to restructure its debts as the supplier of solar products cut jobs at an Idaho plant and closed a U.S. unit that sells solar panels.
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A proposal by President Barack Obama to reorganize U.S. trade agencies would force together departments that have different missions, something industry groups say may diminish effectiveness.
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