China's leaders meet to plan economic future
Paramilitary guards ring the hall where Communist Party central committee members are meeting China's ruling Communist Party is meeting in Beijing to draw up its next five-year plan for the economy. The agenda is secret but analysts say that instead of seeking a high rate of economic growth, China's leaders want to close the gap between rich and poor and between coastal and inland areas.
Union Accuses China of Illegal Clean Energy Subsidies (Published 2010)
A turbine tower section, left, and blades for a wind turbine manufactured in China being delivered to the United States in May.Credit...Tim Rue/Bloomberg News HONG KONG — A broad trade case filed on Thursday by an American labor union, accusing China of unfairly subsidizing its clean energy industry, pressed a hot-button jobs issue in the United States during a Congressional election season. But e
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