WSJ: Payroll tax cut extension finally passed.
The Hill: Potentially bleak jobs numbers in February.
The Atlantic: Will the false recovery of 2011 come again in 2012?
NPR: Manufacturing and modern family life.
The Hill: Obama Administration will unveil new corporate tax policy soon.
NYT: President Obama plans to cut the top corporate tax rate to 25% for manufacturers.
WSJ: Mitt Romney previews his economic plan.
AP: Further coverage of the iPad copyright lawsuit in China.
The Hill: At a Boeing factory, President Obama touts manufacturing in his weekly address.
WSJ: Air Force One returned to the Everett, WA factory where it was made.
WaPo: Although factories are hiring again, there is still a shortage of skilled workers.
WSJ: China could soon be dealing with another debt problem, one caused by loans from unlisted banks.
WaPo: Greek debt deal is reached, coupled with harsh austerity measures.
NYT: Changes appear to be in the works at Foxconn.
WSJ: After his American tour last week, Xi Jinping returns home to unfinished business.
AP: An explosion at a steel mill in China has killed at least 13 workers.
NYT: Debt-wracked Ireland is posed to be China’s entry into the Eurozone.
WaPo: Small former manufacturing towns could propel Rick Santorum to the GOP nomination.
AP: Rick Santorum is connecting with working class voters in Michigan.
WSJ: Manufacturing continues to be a bright spot in the economy.
NYT: Manufacturing and housing are both picking up steam, good news for the overall economy.
FP: In Iowa, Xi Jinping and Gov. Terry Branstad meet to build ties.
The Hill: GM posted a record profit of $7.6 billion.
WSJ: Rick Santorum continues to paint himself as the candidate for working-class GOP voters.
The Hill: Payroll tax cut extension appears to be a done deal.
WSJ: More positive signs from the Philly Fed.
NYT: China’s currency is rising slowly, but it’s too slow and too small to make a difference.
NPR: How the Chinese feel when Europe comes asking for money.
WSJ: China and Iran reach an agreement to keep the oil flowing.
WaPo: Obama, GOP candidates more hopeful about factory jobs.
AP/CNBC: Obama touts manufacturing at Wisconsin plant...but was his visit premature?
AP: Manufacturers providing outsized boost to economy.
WSJ: Xi Jinping, China's presumptive next leader meets critics in Congress.
LA Times: Xi Jinping confronted on human rights in Capitol Hill meeting.
NPR: GE exec says outsourcing doesn't mean lost US jobs.
WaPo: Members press China on Iran, currency, human rights.
Bloomberg: Manufacturing production continued to rise in January.
NYT: Xi and Obama meet in the Oval office.
FP: Tough talk on trade for Xi in Washington.
WSJ: Accompanying Xi Jinping to the U.S: top Chinese business leaders.
NYT: The iPad copyright dispute is escalating in China.
WSJ: Coverage of Xi’s visit to the Pentagon.
The Hill: Payroll tax cut extension appears to be coming together.
WSJ: Video report of Xi Jinping’s upcoming visit to Iowa.
DN: Mitt Romney says that “managed bankruptcy” was preferable to the Auto Rescue.
WaPo: Rick Santorum catches up to Romney, driven by his pro-manufacturing stance.
AP: Xi Jinping arrives today at the White House.
WSJ: Will currency manipulation matter when Xi Jinping visits Iowa?
The Hill: Coverage of Xi’s visit in Washington.
FP: More on Xi.
WSJ: Background on Xi.
The Hill: Payroll Tax extension to move forward.
Naked Capitalism: China’s other cheating, this time on copyrights.
WaPo: GE, Boeing, and Dow talk innovation and Jobs.
Reuters: China will not be buying European debt anytime soon.
Heir apparent of China, Xi Jinping, is visiting the United States his week. Coverage from Bloomberg, The Hill, The Washington Post, and The New York Times.
WaPo: Q&A with Xi Jinping.
AP: General Electric is planning to hire 5,000 veterans over the next 5 years.
WSJ: The unemployment rate is much higher if you take into account people who have dropped out of the labor force.
AP: President Obama’s budget, released today, includes $8 billion to train 2 million workers in advanced manufacturing.
Bloomberg: OMB Director Jack Lew says that infrastructure spending is needed to help the economy.
NYT: Op-ed on the potential for revolution in China.
WSJ: Machinery purchases are rising.
HuffPo: AAM’s Scott Paul responds to Christina Romer on manufacturing.
AP: GM has received environmental approval to begin construction on a plant in China.
WSJ: By 2018, China will be buying 30 million cars per year.
Reuters: Chinese inflation rose with the Lunar New Year.
NYT: Another response to Romer on the importance of Manufacturing.
WSJ: Protestors of Foxconn have yet to ditch their iPhones.
AP: The challenges facing President Obama’s manufacturing initiatives.
The Hill: Payroll Tax extension talks hit a snag.
Bloomberg: German manufacturing policy and the lone European bright spot.
NYT: Is there a deal in the works to save Greece?
Bloomberg: Inflation from the Chinese New Year might hamper their ability to ease inflation in the future.
Yglesias: Comparing the actions of the Bank of England and the European Central Bank.
WSJ: European austerity programs are feeding the recession, making it worse.
Bloomberg: Canadian PM Stephen Harper reached a pact with China on Uranium exports.
WSJ: Chinese inflation rose quickly in January.
Bloomberg: Car sales in China fell 24%.
WaPo: Despite the drop in unemployment, low-skilled workers are feeling the pinch still.
WSJ: How the Yuan is becoming a global reserve currency.
Naked Capitalism: Taking Wired magazine to task for whitewashing the conditions at Foxconn.
WSJ: Domestic manufacturers are looking at adding capacity in the United States.
Krugman: How playing by the rules no longer gives us a middle-class lifestyle.
The Hill: Some progress on a transportation bill.
WSJ: President Obama highlights opportunities an innovation at the White House Science Fair.
AP: China’s cabinet is promising annual 13% wage increase through 2015, and measures to create 45 million new jobs.
WSJ: Congressmen want to take on China on rare earth minerals.
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