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- Richardson withdrawal disappoints Latinos
Bill Richardson's withdrawal from his commerce secretary nomination Sunday didn't just leave a major gap in the new administration, but it also sorely disappointed Latinos who view the New Mexico governor as their most prominent representative.
- Funds raised by IPOs to reach 152b yuan in 2009
The total funds raised through initial public offerings (IPOs) in China will reach 152 billion yuan ($22.19 billion) in 2009 as firms expect the IPO market to stabilize and pick up in the second half of this year, said a report from
- Computer breakdown delays airport immigration clearance
9:37 am TWN, news staff TAOYUAN, Taiwan -- A breakdown in the computer system delayed immigration clearance of thousands of passengers at Taoyuan International Airport yesterday. At least 20,000 travelers, many of them international tourists, were held
- China-Russia Mars mission set for takeoff
The first joint Chinese-Russian mission to Mars is set to take off in October and reach the red planet in August 2010, an exploration project designer said. A Russian Zenit rocket will launch a Chinese Yinghuo-1 satellite and a Russian Phobos-Grunt
- China IPOs to rise 45% in 2009: accountancy firm
Initial public offerings (IPOs) in China are expected to rise 45 percent in value this year as a result of government stimulus policies, accountancy firm Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) said Monday. Companies will raise about 150 billion yuan (22 billion
- UPDATE 1-China c.bank researchers see 2009 GDP up 8 pct
SHANGHAI/BEIJING, Jan 6 (Reuters) - China's economy will probably grow by about 8 percent this year, the central bank's research bureau forecast on Tuesday, the latest in a string of relatively optimistic estimates. Some analysts have predicted a much
- S.Korea says to seek job growth with infra projects
SEOUL, Jan 6 (Reuters) - South Korea said on Tuesday it aimed to create over 140,000 jobs this year via major infrastructure and environment projects to revive growth in Asia's fourth-largest economy. Over the next four years, it will invest 50 trillion
- China shares turn higher in early trade; banks lead
SHANGHAI (XFN-ASIA) - China shares turned higher in early trading after a weak opening with banks leading the gains, boosted by an upbeat earnings report from Shanghai Pudong Development Bank (SHA 600000) , dealers said. Shanghai Pudong Development Bank
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