WINDOWS CENTER: Apple catches flak in China supply chain saga


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February 14, 2012

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	Apple catches flak in China supply chain saga
	Advisory firm scolds Facebook for Zuckerberg control
	Unity game engine embraces Google's Native Client
	Nortel hacked for years but failed to protect itself, report says
	Samsung considering options for LCD business; spinoff possible


	Apple catches flak in China supply chain saga roundup The maker of iPads and iPhones is hardly alone among tech companies that rely heavily on Chinese factories under scrutiny for labor practices. But it's become the flashpoint. More \| Share on Facebook

	Advisory firm scolds Facebook for Zuckerberg control Prominent corporate governance organization says Facebook's dual-class stock structure gives CEO Mark Zuckerberg too much control over the company's future. More \| Share on Facebook


	Unity game engine embraces Google's Native Client The cross-platform game software now reaches Google's software for faster Web apps and previews support for Flash. Also: new features and better performance. More \| Share on Facebook


	Nortel hacked for years but failed to protect itself, report says The company didn't try hard enough to stop a 10-year incursion by hackers likely working from China, says a former Nortel exec cited by the Wall Street Journal. More \| Share on Facebook


	Samsung considering options for LCD business; spinoff possible The company has acknowledged that it will be considering all options, but has so far said that it wouldn't comment on a possible spinoff. More \| Share on Facebook

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