Archive for March 2nd, 2008



South Korea's steel giant POSCO has broken ground to build a 129-million-dollar plant to produce pipes in California, the company said Sunday.
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Russia and Ukraine have not managed to resolve their gas payment conflict, a spokesman for Russian gas giant Gazprom said on Sunday, as a deadline approached after which Moscow has threatened supply cuts.
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China fast becoming the world’s shipyard

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2Mar 08

In a drydock at a shipyard in northeast China's Dalian city, a 300,000-tonne oil tanker is ready for delivery to Maersk, its hull painted in the Danish shipping company's trademark blue.
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Some high-flying Australian firms have found themselves vulnerable in the global credit crunch as they have never weathered a crisis during the country's uninterrupted 16-year growth spurt, analysts say.
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2Mar 08

Virgin Mobile, a unit of communications group Virgin Media , has launched youth-focused services in India through telecom operator Tata Teleservices, officials from the companies said on Sunday.
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HSBC has been tipped by analysts to report on Monday a 12.4 percent profit increase for 2007 as a strong performance in Asia helped offset rising US bad debts and asset write-downs from the credit crunch.
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OPEC, whose member countries together pump 40 percent of the world's oil, was expected to maintain its official output ceiling on Wednesday as crude prices trade at record highs above 100 dollars.
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Several German industrial heavyweights have unveiled shock combinations of strong earnings and sharp job cuts, feeding widening discontent amid a landmark tax fraud scandal.
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The European Central Bank will make a cut of sorts this week -- but with eurozone inflation stubbornly high the cut will be to its growth forecasts, not interest rates.
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Liechtenstein sought to placate its neighbours Saturday with a pledge to reform its banking system as the shockwaves from the revelation of a secret list of alleged tax evaders continue to ripple worldwide.
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