Archive for May 11th, 2008



Four South Korean and a Japanese firm were on Sunday declared winners of four major contracts worth billions of dollars to build a new refinery in Kuwait, an oil official said.
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11May 08

Gas-rich Qatar on Sunday signed a series of deals to build a 3.8-billion-dollar (2.5-billion-euro) desalination and power plant part-owned by Japanese and French firms, a statement said.
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French auto components multinational Faurecia will open a 20 million euro (30.9 million dollar) plant producing exhausts in the eastern Czech town of Karvina as part of a wider shake-up of its Czech business, the domestic CTK news agency reported Sunday.
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Japan’s Yamada Denki to expand in China

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11May 08

Yamada Denki, Japan's largest discount home electronics retail chain, is planning to open its first Chinese outlet by 2010.
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The Agnelli dynasty will crown the new czar of the Fiat automotive empire on Tuesday when John Elkann, scion of the family known as "Italy's Kennedys," takes over at the tender age of 32.
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The current record highs in oil prices will force some airlines into bankruptcy, the outspoken chief executive of budget airline Ryanair told a German newspaper on Sunday.
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11May 08

China unveiled its own jumbo jet maker in Shanghai on Sunday, state press reported, in a move that could eventually rival Airbus and Boeing.
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China has established a company to build regional commercial jets, with an eye to eventually reducing the country's reliance on Boeing and Airbus for jumbo jets, official media said on Sunday.
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French state-owned energy giant EDF, the world's biggest nuclear energy producer, has ambitions to expand into a lucrative future British market with a bid for the leading British nuclear energy producer.
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11May 08

Whites in South Africa earn five times more than their black counterparts on average, according to a new study, illustrating the enduring legacy of apartheid 14 years after its abolition.
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