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China toy group says many workers losing jobs
Many Chinese toy workers have lost their jobs following Mattel Inc.'s global recall of toys, an industry body said on Friday, but insisted overall confidence in their products was high ahead of the key Christmas season. Full story
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ABN Amro withdraws support for Barclays bid
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EU charges Intel with monopoly abuse
Quality woes threaten Chinese export growth
China’s consumers slowly demanding change
Antigua takes U.S. to task over online gambling
Harry Potter casts spell on book buyers
EU takes China to task after cough syrup kills
Review: ‘Deathly Hallows’ packs a punch
Quake has Japan auto production on hold
China to discuss seafood safety with U.S.
Imperial Tobacco to buy rival Altadis for $17.4B
Publisher cancels supermarket’s Potter order
Strong currency drives Canadian tourists
Vodafone denies that it is mulling Verizon bid
China begins PR drive after spate of recalls
Samsung's net profit falls, but shares surge
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