Nmctoys.com (NotMadeinChina) sells toys that aren’t made in China. There was much news regarding the quality and safety of toys produced in China during→

DynamicBusiness, an Australian website for entreprenuers, has shared their top ten tips when outsourcing product creation to China: Make sure your requirements / specifications→

Snooker is a table game similar to pool or billiards, but played on an enormous 6’x12’ table. Originally invented in British India in the→

Although Chen Guangbiao is more worried about awareness than profit, he has still done something not many people could have expected. He has found→

His idea: I can recall when the idea of it hit me and I decided to create the product. See in my college days,→

It seems like every medium-sized town in America has at least one juice shop. What would drive someone to open their own? When Flo→

NPR: Everyone knows what an Oreo cookie is supposed to be like. It’s round, black and white, and intensely sweet. Has been for 100→

Adam Humphreys wanted to visit China, but getting a visa was a buearacratic nightmare. All wasn’t lost though, because Humphreys found a business opportunity.→

Bloomberg is reporting today that English butlers are in high demand in China. The Guild of Professional English Butlers has trained 20 percent more→

Gold farming a series of monotonous tasks in online games like World of Warcraft that can be done to generate in-game gold that can→

In China, in the heart of panda country, a resourceful business has created “panda poo tea”. There’s no actual excrement in the tea, instead,→

WorldCrunch: China’s unmatched counterfeiting skills seemed to reach a new peak with the recent discovery of an entirely fake Apple Store in Kunming. But→

For those of us in the United States, China is the place that makes the stuff we buy. What if that was to change?→

If you attach a handful of brooms to a rotating drum and then drag that behind the car, will the streets get cleaned? There’s→

Nearly everything today is “Made in China”; nearly everything that is, except for two million chopsticks that are made each day in Americus, Georgia→

It may not be a boat or submarine, but “Noah” might save person or small family if encountered with an earthquake and tsunami mix.→

The Globe and Mail: When the New South China Mall opened to great fanfare in 2006, it immediately became the world’s largest shopping centre→

NY Times: At the Happy Community housing development in Beijing, China’s largest property developer is setting aside 24,000 square meters for active seniors to→

SGGP: The machine can pick up 120 tons of unhusked rice in eight hours, consuming only four liters of petrol. Nguyen Van Hong has→

Zhu Jingxuan, a student in China has created a device to capture the aroma of food on a postcard. The ‘food printer’ uses a→