Topic: American Chamber of Commerce

Can France's 'so-called workers' still compete on the world stage?

The recent vitriolic exchange between an American CEO and a French industry minister shone a light on the repeated criticism of the shrinking competitiveness of the French economy.

China's new leaders to tighten Internet restrictions

Modern Parenthood Halloween in Beijing: Pumpkins, pirates, and ... a man in a dark suit

Ally no longer? Obama weighs options in post-Arab Spring Egypt.

Why Western retailers are scrambling to get a foothold in Indonesia

ASEAN: Can US open door to Asia trade by softening stance on China?

Taiwan set for Chinese invasion - of investors

New voice in drug-war debate: businessmen who are feeling the pinch

South Korea approves free trade agreement with US despite deep divisions

Leftist wins Seoul mayoral race: How it could alter South Korea's ties with North Korea

Trade deals: South Korea finally wins FTA with the US, but hurdles remain

New US ambassador says Egypt's democratic process is 'on track'

Peru, Colombia, and Chile merge stock markets

US blending military and diplomatic strategies to stall North Korea

Obama fails to seal trade deal with South Korea

Obama arrives in Indonesia to fanfare, but Mount Merapi ash will cut visit short

US Chamber of Commerce under fire for campaign finance

Vietnam seeks gains as China labor costs rise

The big loser in the Honduras political crisis? The economy.

Mubarak team seeks to revive wilting carrot for Arab-Israeli peace

Obama's offshore tax reforms prompt jitters in Ireland

China crimps commerce for Beijing Games

Philippines tries to edge out India for U.S. outsourcing jobs

Quake aid: Neither landslides nor Chinese troops stop this volunteer