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SKorean police in helicopter raid to reclaim auto plant
Pyeongtaek, South Korea (AFP) Aug 5, 2009
South Korean police commandos mounted a dramatic helicopter-borne raid Wednesday to try to end a factory sit-in by strikers wielding firebombs and metal pipes. Police said about 50 people were injured in clashes at Ssangyong Motor's plant, which was taken over by unionists fighting plans for mass layoffs designed to save the loss-making firm. Police rappelled from helicopters onto the ro ... read more

China's embassy plays down Algeria clashes
Algiers (AFP) Aug 5, 2009
China's embassy in Algiers on Wednesday played down violent clashes the previous day between Chinese and Algerian traders as an isolated incident unrepresentative of normal relations. "This isolated incident does not reflect the relations between Algerians and Chinese," an embassy spokeswoman said, adding that China "had confidence in the Algerian police" to shed light on Tuesday's violence. ... more
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    China refuses to budge on greenhouse gases
    Beijing (AFP) Aug 5, 2009
    China refused to budge Wednesday on its demands that rich nations commit to large greenhouse gas cuts at upcoming climate change talks, while also declining to put a ceiling on its own emissions. China and other developing nations will call on rich countries to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 40 percent by 2020 from 1990 levels at negotiations in Copenhagen in December, said Yu Qingtai, Chin ... more

    Atom-smasher relaunch delayed to November: official
    Paris (AFP) Aug 4, 2009
    The world's biggest atom-smasher, idle since breaking down only days after its launch last September, will likely restart in November, a spokesman for the European Organisation for Nuclear Research said Tuesday. When the collider will be switched on, and at what power level, will be decided at a meeting of CERN scientists and officials later this week, said James Gilles, head of communicatio ... more

    Japan electric car makers, utility plan battery-charge stations
    Tokyo (AFP) Aug 5, 2009
    Three Japanese electric car makers teamed up with the country's largest power company Wednesday to study ways to building a grid of battery charging stations for zero-emission vehicles. Nissan Motors, Mitsubishi Motors and Subaru-maker Fuji Heavy Industries said they would set up a committee with Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) to discuss ways to standardise and promote their battery-chargi ... more

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  • US climate bill would raise energy costs slightly: study

  • US to hold hearing on planned tariffs on Chinese tires

  • Seagate to close Singapore hard-disk plant, 2,000 face sack

  • Canada mulls shipbuilding strategy

  • China probes top nuclear chief for wrongdoing: state media

  • Germany banks on green job growth
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    Obama announces 2.4-billion-dollar grant for electric vehicles
    Wakarusa, Indiana (AFP) Aug 4, 2009
    President Barack Obama Wednesday unveiled a 2.4-billion-dollar funding boost for the development of new generation electric vehicles and slammed critics of his economic rescue plans. The president traveled to a jobs crisis blackspot in the economically-struggling midwestern state of Indiana to announce a plan he said would create tens of thousands of new jobs. "For far too long we've fai ... more

    Argentine Roch bids for Chevron oil fields
    Buenos Aires (UPI) Aug 4, 2009
    Argentine oil company Roch S.A. has offered more than $70 million to acquire southern Argentinean oil fields of U.S.-based Chevron Corp., industry sources said. The sources cited an Argentine El Cronista newspaper report that Roch S.A. won the right to enter exclusive negotiations with Chevron, outbidding two business groups. Industry sources said the company based its bid on bac ... more

    Dismal first half for Cathay Pacific as global crisis bites
    Hong Kong (AFP) Aug 5, 2009
    Hong Kong carrier Cathay Pacific said Wednesday the global economic crisis had battered its passenger and cargo services in the first half of the year, with revenue plummeting 27.1 percent. A collapse in business and first class travel was accompanied by a similar plunge in the firm's cargo business, as demand from the United States and Europe for products made in southern China's factory be ... more

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  • Colombian leader to explain US bases to Brazil

  • Water crisis in parched northern China

  • Brazil takes action over British waste shipments

  • Tree-killing fungus threatens avocados

  • Predatory snail wrecks California oysters

  • Unexploded ordnance a lethal problem in Vietnam; study

  • China suspends officials after pollution protest: state media
  • China is rich abroad because of worker bulge: report
  • Bulgaria will review energy projects: new minister
  • GM China July sales up 77.7 pct: company
  • China manufacturing at 12-month high, index shows
  • EDF, Enel form Italian nuclear venture
  • Czech CEZ opens tender for Temelin nuclear plant
  • Coal fires up India's farmers against new power plants

  • Chinese developers line up for Hong Kong listings: report
  • China's Brilliance reveals Daimler joint venture talks
  • China watchdog eys new derivative trade rules: report
  • China requests EU talks in fastener trade dispute
  • HSBC says profit slumps 57 pct as bad debts leap
  • Hundreds sickened by China chemical plant: state media
  • India's solar plan moves ahead
  • International Energy Agency Formed As China Efficiency Improves

  • Laid off auto workers learn to install solar panels
  • Nissan unveils 'Leaf' electric car
  • Nord Stream: Experts welcome GDF interest
  • Offshoring by US companies surges: survey
  • Report: Oil reserves less than estimated
  • Rio Tinto exec would have broken Australian law too: China
  • SKorean police step up siege of troubled car plant
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