The Early Shift
Posted by scapozzola on 05/19/2010
The U.S.-China Strategic Economic Dialogue will be held in Beijing on Monday and Tuesday.
A former American Chamber of Commerce in China official sees the light about China's "worrisome" policies.
Meanwhile, Commerce Secretary Gary Locke says U.S.-China trade friction is "over-exaggerated."
And unfortunately, freedom of the press is suffering further in China.
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