Even Alan Greenspan says (Bloomberg) China is manipulating (WSJ) its currency.

CNN: Yet another treatment of the reshoring trend. This time by CNNMoney.

LAT: Shoppers are seeking out locally made apparel in Southern California.

Guardian: Cambodian garment workers stage mass “fainting” to protest abysmal working conditions. (Check your clothing labels, please.)

Guardian: China’s rare earth minerals policy is causing costs to soar around the world.

NYT: Multinational corporations push for repatriation of overseas income. (Didn’t create jobs the first time around, by the way.)

WaPo: Robert Samuelson says there are a lot of vacant jobs to fill; he also says that the economy is still bad.

Politico: Senate Democrats look to work on jobs. (Think I read the same story in February. Where’s the action?)

USAT: Congrats to Virginia Tech students, who designed a car that will achieve 82 mpg.

NYT: It’s going to take a LONG time for many metro areas to reclaim the jobs they lost during the recession.

FP: The Commerce Department launches a program to attract business investment to the U.S.