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China orders "iPod City" to establish labor union

Sep 2nd 2006 1:28AM on Engadget

"If China was to raise their stadard of living to the level of America we would simple move our production to a new country."

Why not move now? There are many countries with even lower standards of living than China. Who is this "our" in "our production"?

China orders "iPod City" to establish labor union

Sep 2nd 2006 1:22AM on Engadget

Shenzhen isn't a province, it's a city.

Engadget China's Computex roundup

Jun 10th 2006 7:54PM on Engadget

Great deduction, Ommid

Ma Bell returns: AT&T buys BellSouth for $67 billion

Mar 6th 2006 1:07AM on Engadget

In the article, you said "...the only other non-baby bell left outside the AT&T umbrella in one form or another is Verizon ... and Qwest..."

I think you meant "baby bell", not "non-baby bell".

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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