China's central government is to require provincial governments to make stricter safety checks before allowing coal mines to restart operations after a nationwide suspension of mining operations in October and November for the Party ...
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Japan's government is likely to provide insurance for tankers that import Iranian oil to Japan in the wake of the European Union sanctions on Iran in July 2012. The Nikkei business daily was cited by Reuters as reporting that it is ...
Tags: Japan, liability exposure, oil imports, Iran
Sygnis Pharma will join forces with X-Pol Biotech to secure sustainable business model. The company believes that the changes are essential after the termination of clinical development activities in December 2011. Sygnis' new business ...
The Mozambican government is mulling on the proposal to roll out an agricultural insurance policy in order to serve the peasants of the country. It is expected that the government's proposal will receive full backing of the Mozambique ...
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Photo courtesy of Melbourne Airport. Melbourne Airport has decided on the preferred orientation for its third runway, which will be included in the airport’s draft Master Plan to be published for public comment in early 2013. ...
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The National Transport Commission (NTC) has released its annual report for the 2011-12 financial year. NTC chief executive Nick Dimopoulos said the report highlights a productive year for the Commission, working with its partners on ...
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Minister Chris Hartcher (Minister for Energy and Resources) and Shell vice president Andrew Smith, Shell Diesel Bio 20 NSW launch.Shell, Rosehill. Shell Australia has opened a new biodiesel facility at its Parramatta Terminal in western ...
Tags: Biodiesel Facility, Shell Australia, diesel excise liabilities
According to Luciano Siani, Director of Finance and Investor Relations of Vale, Chinese steel production is expected to grow about 3% in a period of between 5 to 10 years. He pointed out Chinese steel production is already growing ...
Tags: Chinese steel production, the GDP growth rate, steel production
The US Department of Treasury is planning to sell $5.8bn worth of its shares in American International Group (AIG), further reducing ownership stake to 61% from 70%. The department has agreed to sell 163.93 million shares at $30.50 per ...
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With the objective of promoting the rehabilitation project of the Iraqi Ramadi state company for glass and ceramic production, which has slowed down due to the conflict that has affected the country, an Iraqi entrepreneurial delegation is ...
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The Age-Old Debate broke out on Facebook a while back: Do mass market bikes discourage their owners from becoming cyclists? Speciality retailers generally support this idea. Here's what Chip Wamsley said on Facebook: "Unfortunately (most) ...
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Editor's note: The following piece was written by Tom Demerly, writer and photographer for Felt Bicycles, for his blog. It has been edited for length. Poorly administered sponsorships are like showing too much cleavage at a dinner party. ...
Tags: Felt Bicycles, administered sponsorships, Low-level sponsorship
Editor's note: The following column was written by Judy Amabile, the president of Polar Bottle Product Architect's Inc. and Adeline Bash, public relations associate for Polar Bottle Product Architect's Inc. When people look back at the ...
Tags: Bike races, Bike industry, cycling industry
November 27, 2012 - A coalition representing over 100,000 Ontario tradespeople and employers—the Ontario Construction Employers Coalition—says new fees announced by "the McGuinty government's newest bureaucracy" (Ontario College ...
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Philips CEO Frans van Houten has stated the company's commitment to expansion in Asia during a trip to Indonesia. The continent currently accounts for a third of the company's revenue and Philips said it intends to continue its investment ...
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