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In March, four company executive were convicted of stealing trade secrets and taking more than $13 million in kickbacks from Chinese steel firms during tense talks over iron ore last year.

Measures include tax breaks, subsidized loans and help for upgrading machinery equipment.

Company charged with conspiring to fix LCD prices between September 2001 and December 2006

It's time to break through the green noise of false claims and misleading sustainable practices.

Employers projecting costs to increase 8.9% next year

Surveys by the American and European chambers of commerce in recent months showed overseas companies are increasingly unhappy with the way they are treated in China.

Yura Corp. sets up shop in Nis

Center is the only facility of its kind in North America, according to FRIMO Inc.

Company is also considering changing some its Amagasaki plant production lines to solar cell manufacturing

Company cites its R&D investments

Beverage maker’s popular energy drink contributes to record results.

The expansion plan will boost the company's workforce to 1.3 million.

Auto finance company is seeking the legality to analyze driving patterns of its customers using navigational devices.

Center would adapt LG's products including televisions, refrigerators and washing machines to the European market

Dispute at Lotte food plant was over pay

The plan involves using waste and other resources from the region that the new road will pass through to produce ethanol, other biofuels and electricity to keep the most environmentally-friendly cars on the green highway running.

The region’s community and technical colleges work hand-in-hand with manufacturers to meet their workforce training needs.

For 2011 MAPI sees 4.7% increase

'We need to create a national tax climate that does not place U.S. manufacturers at a competitive disadvantage in the global marketplace.

It was the third straight week in which claims have risen