Business News for Friday March 11, 2011

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Kid O Products puzzles recalled WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Kid O Products LLC of Perth Amboy, N.J., is recalling 1,400 wooden puzzles for young children due to a choking hazard, federal regulators said. The Consumer Product Safety Commission said wooden knobs on the wooden fruit puzzles can come lose, posing a choking hazard. The puzzles made of 12-inch-by-4.5-inch boards with four fruit-shaped cut outs that children lift and replace by use of the wooden knobs. The packaging includes printing that ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print Holiday-themed infant slippers recalled WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a voluntary recall of Atico International USA baby slippers due to a choking hazard. About 57,000 holiday rattle baby slippers -- soft shoes with built-in rattles -- were imported from China by Atico International USA of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and sold nationwide at Walgreens stores from October 2010 through January 2011 for about $5. The company has received three reports of infants pulling on the ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print Sunsations sweatshirts recalled WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The Virginia Beach, Va., firm Sunsations Inc. is recalling 3,600 hooded sweatshirts that have drawstrings dangerous to children, a federal watchdog agency said. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said drawstrings on the sweatshirts imported from Pakistan pose a strangulation hazard. The garments were sold in children's and junior sizes in small, medium and large. They have either "Virginia Beach" "Ocean City, "Nags Head or "Kill Devil Hills" ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print Advertisement Discover the Secrets to America's Most Wanted Recipes Travelers everywhere are RAVING about this Handy Travel Aid. Click & See Why. Inflation tops target in China BEIJING (UPI) -- China said Friday inflation on consumer goods continued to run above its target level of 4 percent in February. The consumer price index rose 4.9 percent in February, consistent with January, while wholesale prices rose 7.2 percent, The New York Times reported Friday. To reduce price overload, the People's Bank of China has instigated a series of steps to slow lending. Of special concern are prices for food and housing. In February, food prices surged 11 ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print     More Headlines • U.S. markets find some traction • FDA to supervise three Tylenol plants • Factors cited in rising U.S. food costs • iPad2 debuted Friday • Illinois will tax Internet sales     More News From ArcaMax Current News Entertainment News Business News Sports Political News Weird News Religious News Lifestyles

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