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Archive for January, 2009
BEIJING - China’s exports fell at their fastest rate in a decade as the government said Tuesday the country’s trade slump worsened again in December - a decline that’s led to masses of layoffs and growing fears of social unrest.
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St. Louis-China trade effort gets federal boost (Columbia Missourian)
ST. LOUIS — The U.S. Department of Commerce will release $1.7 million to support an effort to improve trade between St. Louis and China. Missouri Sens. Kit Bond and Claire McCaskill said Thursday they hope the effort will increase export opportunities and lead to new jobs in the Midwest. The federal aid will help fund planning and infrastructure assistance for the project. China's ...
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St. Louis-China trade effort gets federal boost (INO News)
(AP:ST. LOUIS) The U.S. Department of Commerce will release $1.7 million to support an effort to improve trade between St. Louis and China. Missouri Sens. Kit Bond and Claire McCaskill said Thursday they hope the effort will increase export opportunities and lead to new jobs in the Midwest.
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St. Louis-China trade effort gets federal boost (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
The U.S. Department of Commerce will release $1.7 million to support an effort to improve trade between St. Louis and China.
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EU and China agree to summit after Dalai Lama spat (The Charlotte Observer)
(By CONSTANT BRAND, Associated Press Writer) The European Union and China agreed Friday to hold summit talks after apparently resolving a bitter diplomatic dispute over a visit to Europe by the Dalai Lama. European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said he and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao agreed that the two sides needed closer ties to deal with the global financial crisis and climate ...
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EU and China agree to summit after Dalai Lama spat (AP via Yahoo! News)
The European Union and China agreed Friday to hold summit talks after apparently resolving a bitter diplomatic dispute over a visit to Europe by the Dalai Lama.
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New lead laws affect thrift stores – Lansdale Reporter
New lead laws affect thrift stores Lansdale Reporter, PA - 4 hours ago "We're calling for the proprietors of thrift stores to try and go back to the supplier. Was it tested? Was it certified?" Jennifer Ross, senior director of ... |
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Economy looms as China, US celebrate relations – Nanyang100
Economy looms as China, US celebrate relations Nanyang100, Singapore - 4 hours ago ... top US oil supplier Venezuela have inescapable political implications. China has also been discreetly flexing its military muscle with more peacekeepers ... |
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Eaton Splitting Business into Electrical, Industrial (TruckingInfo.com)
1/30/2009 Eaton announced that its businesses are being reorganized into two sectors -- electrical and industrial -- with a vice chairman and chief operating officer for each sector, effective Feb. 1.
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Roach: China economy to rebound in 2010 (China Daily)
DAVOS, Switzerland -- China's economy is to witness a robust rebound in 2010, with its GDP growth topping 8 percent, said Stephen S. Roach, chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia Limited, in an exclusive interview with Xinhua on Thursday.