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Himfr.com Reports China to increase affordable housing
The Chinese government is acting to control soaring housing prices in major cities. The country's property market soared in 2009, with
property sales jumping by more than half, and property investment climbing nearly 20 percent.
The Ministry of Hous...
Frbiz.com Reported Chinese aluminum demand to shoot up by 15pct
China mining reported that aluminum demand in China is expected to grow by 15% in 2010 on the back of revivals in the construction and automobile sectors.
According to reports, aluminum's long term prospects are good as China is still heavily into urba...
Frbiz.com Reported Sunday Business Spotlight: C-Flex Bearing Co.
The C-Flex Bearing Co. develops parts for products ranging from food processors to NASA satellites.
And recently, frictionless bearings produced at the company's 104 Industrial Drive location were used on NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer sate...
Himfr.com Reports China IPO yields expected to triple in 2010: analysts
Funds raised through IPOs on the Shanghai Stock Exchange next year will be triple those raised this year, according to projections from accounting firm Ernst & Young.
Terence Ho, Strategic Growth Markets Leader for Ernst & Young, predicted that the ab...
Himfr.com Reports Egypt invites Hamas leaders to discuss border steel barrier: Hamas official
A senior Hamas movement's official revealed Monday that Egypt invited some Hamas leaders to Cairo to discuss reports saying that Egypt builds a steel barrier on its borders with the Gaza Strip.
The London-based al-Hayat newspaper and the Israeli daily...
Himfr.com reports U.S. special envoy concludes visit to DPRK
U.S. special envoy Stephen Bosworth concluded his three-day visit to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) on Thursday morning, saying
his talks with DPRK officials were "very useful."
"It was a very useful set of meetings," Bosworth to...
Himfr.com reports Giant oil spill in Alaska likely caused by ice
Alaska - Officials believe that ice plugged up a pipeline and likely caused a rupture that sent 46,000 gallons of crude oil and water gushing onto
snow-covered tundra on Alaska's North Slope late last month.
The spill is one of the worst by volume ...
Himfr.com reports Asking China for bigger carbon emissions cuts unreasonable
The Vice Minister of China's top economic planner is stressing that China has made progress in cutting emissions of carbon dioxide, and also in world talks to fight global warming. Speaking at the climate conference in Copenhagen, Xie Zhenhua said it was ...
Himfr.com reports 2009 a banner year for clean energy
Late 08 saw the launch of a massive fiscal stimulus package to help China overcome the worst of the global financial crisis. The government also took the chance to give a boost to industries favoring cleaner energy and lower pollution.
China's nuclear...
Himfr.com reports Ecuador, China to set up oil joint venture
Ecuador announced Thursday that it will work with China on a joint venture to explore an oil block in the South American country.
China's Sinopec International Petroleum will invest $1 to $1.1 billion to form a joint venture to exploit an oil block wi...
Himfr.com reports China gets ready for homecoming panda
A breeding base in southwestern Sichuan province has started preparing for the return of a giant panda from the United States early next year, said provincial authorities.
Tai Shan, who was born and raised up in the National Zoo of Washington D.C., wil...
Himfr.com reports Backgrounder: New energy, clean energy, renewable energy
Many countries have been developing new energy to curb greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate change, while buzzwords such as clean energy, green energy and renewable energy receive much publicity.
New energy is a concept that is contrary to tradi...
Himfr.com reports Michael Jackson death charges expected to take months
A decision on possible criminal charges over the June death of Michael Jackson is "months rather than weeks away", the Los Angeles Times on Monday quoted law enforcement sources as saying.
Authorities have consulted medical experts and say there is muc...