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Sands China falls, casino party looks to be over

Sands China's weak debut in Hong Kong on Monday signals fading investor appetite for a casino company with a high valuation and an uncertain outlook, and cooling interest in what was a red-hot sector.
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U.S. says world analyzing China's climate goals

The White House gave a mixed reaction on Friday to China's plans to cut its carbon intensity levels, welcoming the proposal but saying the world would watch whether Beijing kept its promises to tackle climate change.
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New oil platforms, pipes to boost Iraq export

Iraq aims to install four new floating oil terminals and three new undersea oil pipelines that will boost export capacity to 8 million barrels per day from a current 1.9 million bpd, a top oil official said.
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EU names new Commission to boost economy

Finnish liberal Olli Rehn will oversee efforts to revive Europe's economy and France's Michel Barnier will have an important role reforming financial services in the new European Commission unveiled on Friday.
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Weak debut seen for Sands on high valuations

The IPO for Las Vegas Sands' Macau assets, set to be the world's seventh-largest this year, is likely to struggle in its market debut next Monday on high valuations and waning appetite for casino stocks.
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China's Lenovo to reaquire cellphone unit

China's Lenovo, the world's No.4 PC seller, said on Friday that it will pay $200 million to reaquire the cellphone business it sold off 1-½ years ago, as the lines blur between mobuile phones and PCs.
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Subaru marches on in U.S. but more work ahead

Subaru maker Fuji Heavy Industries continues to charge ahead in the key U.S. market with sales seen jumping by a fifth this month, but it faces a lot of work to boost its earnings power, its CEO said on Friday.
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Hyundai-Kia targets rapid China growth in 2010

Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group, the world's No. 5 automaker, aims to grow at twice the market rate next year in China, as consumers in the world's largest auto market snap up its affordable, quality cars.
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China climate goal faces test of trust

Three little letters could spell big trouble for global climate change negotiations even after China, the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases, announced its first firm goals to curb emissions.
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China, Japan plan first joint military exercise

Japan and China agreed on Friday to conduct their first joint military training exercise, in the latest sign of warming ties between the Asian neighbors, long marked by mutual suspicion and spats over a range of issues.
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China aluminium stocks seen at 1.2-1.5 mln T

China is estimated to have stocks of 1.2 million-1.5 million tonnes of aluminium, the vice-chairman of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association, told an industry conference.
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Chinalco says has restarted most idle capacity

Aluminum Corporation of China (Chinalco), the parent of Chalco and the country's top producer of the metal, has restarted most of its idle capacity of alumina and primary aluminium, according to a company presentation prepared for a conference on Friday.
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India says troubled by China-Pakistan military ties

Growing military ties between China and Pakistan are a serious concern to India, Defense Minister A.K. Antony said on Friday, in the latest display of a prickly rivalry between New Delhi and its neighbors.

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