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China's toy makers are closing factories as overseas markets dry up Holiday Shopping Notebook: Green products (AP via Yahoo! News)
Americans may be watching the green in their wallet more closely right now, but when it comes to buying "green," many retailers are hoping people will keep shelling out more money. How the crunch stole Christmas (The Globe and Mail)
BEIJING — For the Chinese factories that churn out Christmas toys and Christmas trees, the holiday season has lost a lot of its cheer this year. For many, the season is becoming bleaker all the time.
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