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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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ANALYSIS: Germany, China gear up for tough economic year (EARTHtimes.org)
Berlin - Germany and China moved to strengthen their economic ties Thursday amid a severe slowdown in the global economy that has already dramatically undercut economic growth in the world's two leading export nations. Following talks in Berlin with ...
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Data export leaves firms vulnerable, says research (TechWorld)
China, Pakistan, Russia worst places to send it. The tendency of firms to distribute sensitive data to offices around the globe could be creating a new form of information vulnerability, a report has suggested.
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Merkel says Germany, China to avoid protectionism (Reuters via Yahoo! Philippines News)
BERLIN, Jan 29 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday her country and China would avoid protectionism and maintain last year's trade volumes in 2009.
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Merkel says Germany, China to avoid protectionism (Reuters via Yahoo! Malaysia News)
BERLIN, Jan 29 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday her country and China would avoid protectionism and maintain last year's trade volumes in 2009.
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Major shift in China’s grain output to impact on world markets (North Queensland Register)
The loaves-and-fishes agriculture that enables China to feed more than a fifth of the world’s population from a eighth of the world’s arable land, with enough over to export farm produce to Australia is built on a vulnerable base.
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Major shift in China’s grain output to impact on world markets (Queensland Country Life)
The loaves-and-fishes agriculture that enables China to feed more than a fifth of the world’s population from a eighth of the world’s arable land, with enough over to export farm produce to Australia is built on a vulnerable base.
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The great stall of China (Straight Furrow)
CHINA may never again power the Australian economy like it has over the past five years, posing huge risks to the local economy, ripping billions from exports, and almost certainly driving the budget into deficit.
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Economists say China unlikely to lift Asia out of recession (Channel NewsAsia)
SINGAPORE : A lot of hope has been placed on China to help wrestle the world out of recession, but some economists are not too optimistic, especially with the latest downgrade in the global growth forecast by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to 0.5 per cent this year.
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Gabon Urges China to Accelerate Development of Iron-Ore Project (Bloomberg)
Jan. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Gabon urged China to accelerate the development of an iron-ore project in the Central African country, which has been delayed by the global financial crisis, Mining and Oil Minister Casimir Oye Mba said.