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Hong Kong stocks close 0.64% lowerAug 21, 2009

Hong Kong stocks fell 129.84 points, or 0.64 percent, to close at 20,199.02 on Friday. Turnover totaled HK$60.16 billion ($7.77 billion), compared with Thursday's HK$57.23 billion ($7.39 billion). Source: BizChina

Nuke fuel safety urged after breachAug 21, 2009

Heightened supervision to ensure the safety of nuclear waste was strongly urged by officials and experts after the country's largest nuclear power plants operator breached regulations when it transported spent fuel. Everclean, a subsidiary of China National Nuclear Corp (CNNC), changed vehicles and its transportation route without approval when it delive...

Steep drop in exports shrinks balance surplusAug 21, 2009

China's net flow of goods and services, or its current account surplus, shrank 32 percent this year to June as the global recession clamped down on exports for the world's third largest economy. It is the first decline in the nation's current account surplus since 2004. Current account surplus is the difference between a nation's sum of exports of g...

Huaneng Yimin to hike coal outputAug 21, 2009

China's first large coal-electricity joint project, Huaneng Yimin Coal Electricity Corp aims to increase its annual coal output to 20 million tons this year. The company, a subsidiary located in Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia autonomous region under China's leading power generator Huaneng Group, now has an installed capacity of 2,200 mW. It currently can pro...

China's GDP forecast to grow 8.5% in Q3Aug 21, 2009

China's gross domestic product will grow about 8.5 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier, picking up from the second quarter's 7.9 percent pace, a government think-tank said on Friday. The bullish forecast comes against a background of anxiety in world markets that Chinese growth might falter as a boom in fiscal spending and bank lending pete...

Rio Tinto chief pledges closer ties with ChinaAug 21, 2009

Rio Tinto chief Tom Albanese pledged a closer relationship with China, saying it is of great importance to the company. "From a more personal perspective, I am committed to building our relationship with China," Albanese said, as quoted by Australian Associated Press on Thursday. Despite recent arrests of Rio Tinto's staff in China and the failure of a...

Multinationals have thrived in 'loose policy environments'Aug 20, 2009

The reputation of multinational companies has been badly smeared in China by a host of bribery scandals. According to a report by Beijing-based consultancy firm the Anbound Group, of the 500,000 suspected corruption cases in China during the past decade, 64 percent involved international trade and foreign firms. Other than Anglo-Australian mining compan...

Baidu's 'box computing' fails to impress expertsAug 20, 2009

China's search engine giant Baidu's newly-unveiled search concept the "box computing", failed to convince some of the country's information technology experts Wednesday, as they saw "no significant technical upgrade". Baidu's CEO Li Yanhong introduced the "box computing" concept at Monday's Baidu Innovation Conference 2009. "In coming days, you cou...

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