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What happens next to workers in 'slavery-like conditions' at BYD's site in Brazil?
The growing controversy in the automaker's biggest overseas market has put a spotlight on immigrant worker conditions in the ...
Brazil Halts BYD Visas Over Alleged Slave-Like Conditions At Construction Site
BYD, which has denied allegations and blamed foreign forces for a smearing campaign, moved workers to nearby hotels as ...
Brazil halts BYD's temporary work visas following human trafficking investigations
Brazil has halted temporary work visas for BYD amid human trafficking allegations involving 163 Chinese workers at its Bahia ...
Greek City Times4d
The Hidden Cost of China’s Global Industrial Expansion
In a pattern of labor violations spanning multiple continents, Chinese-owned factories are facing increasing scrutiny and ...
Tesla's China sales hit record high in 2024, bucking global decline
U.S. electric vehicle maker Tesla said on Friday its China sales rose 8.8% to a record high of more than 657,000 cars in 2024 ...
Scientific Research Publishing5d
Research on the Internationalization Process of Chinese Hotel Management Groups
This internationalization process marks a critical shift as Chinese hotels, like the Jinjiang Hotel Group, work to establish their presence in foreign markets amidst growing global competition. By ...
digitalmarketreports5d
BYD Factory in Brazil Faces Human Trafficking Controversy
BYD and its contractor, Jinjiang Group, agreed to house the affected workers in hotels and assist them until their contracts are resolved, according to a statement from Brazil’s Labor Prosecutor’s ...