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Cotton and Polyester Price Comparison: China, India and Pakistan (Monthly Report)
2016-05-03 16:06:02| EmergingTextiles.com
Cotton prices have risen in April, in China, India and Pakistan, whereas polyester prices were moving into different directions. Cotton therefore remains fairly expensive if compared with cotton. Our monthly report delivers a comparative view of the average cotton and polyester prices in China, India and Pakistan, including the latest and historical trends of cotton/polyester price difference. Our charts cover the past 5-year period. Full historical data covering the past eight years are available for download.
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Sourcing shifts: Why China makers are moving out or moving online
2016-05-03 14:23:00| Daily apparel & textile news and comment - from just-style.com
Once clothing sourcing was all about China. Not any more. Recent years have seen a decline in China's export industry, especially in labour-intensive sectors such as clothing and footwear manufacturing, because of rising labour costs and an appreciating Chinese yuan. But while many China garment makers are moving out or moving online, production shifts are not necessarily a linear process.
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Sourcing shifts - Why China makers are moving out or moving online
2016-05-03 14:23:00| Daily apparel & textile news and comment - from just-style.com
Once clothing sourcing was all about China. Not any more. Recent years have seen a decline in China's export industry, especially in labour-intensive sectors such as clothing and footwear manufacturing, because of rising labour costs and an appreciating Chinese yuan. But while many China garment makers are moving out or moving online, production shifts are not necessarily a linear process.
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China mulls license plan for news portals, apps
2016-05-03 09:24:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) In exchange for granting news licenses, China is considering taking board seats and stakes of at least 1 percent in operators of some internet portals and mobile apps, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the plan. Government representatives would then be able to monitor and block content distributed by internet providers, although they would not be involved in other day-to-day business decisions, the sources said. The Wall Street Journal first reported on discussions about possible government stakes in internet companies. Licenses would be required for providers of "current affairs news", which means all news and commentary related to politics, economics, military, foreign affairs and other social issues, according to the draft of the regulation. A license would also be required to reprint news stories or commentary via portals or mobile applications, it said.
Trump accuses China of trade 'rape'
2016-05-02 09:44:29| BBC News | Business | UK Edition
Republican Party front-runner Donald Trump steps up his criticism of China's trade policy, accusing it of "raping" the US.
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