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Chinese vice premier meets Intel chairman

people.com.cn     Jun 25, 2008   2 related          

Chinese Vice Premier Zhang Dejiang met here Tuesday with Craig Barrett, chairman of the Intel Corporation, the world's biggest chip maker. Applauding Intel's achievements in business development in China, Zhang hoped that the...                    

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Chinese Vice-Premier Urges Quake-Damaged Enterprises to Resume Production

redorbit.com     Jun 3, 2008   2 related          

Text of report in English by official Chinese news agency Xinhua (New China News Agency) [Xinhua: "Chinese Vice-Premier Urges Post-Quake Resumption of Production"] CHENGDU, June 3 (Xinhua) - Chinese Vice-Premier Zhang Dejiang urged...                    

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Quake damaged railway reopens to traffic

hindu.com     May 24, 2008   5 related          

Saturday, May 24, 2008 : 1250 Hrs RSS Feeds Quake-damaged railway reopens to traffic CHENGDU (Xinhua): The whole line of quake-damaged Baoji-Chengdu railway reopened to traffic Saturday after 283 hours of closure, allowing batch transport of disaster relief goods to China's quake-hit Sichuan...                    

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China eyes closer co-op with Airbus

people.com.cn     May 21, 2008   2 related          

Chinese Vice Premier Zhang Dejiang on Wednesday called for closer cooperation between European aviation group Airbus and Chinese companies. While meeting with Tom Enders, president and CEO of Airbus, Zhang said China's civil aviation market develops rapidly and enjoys a broad potential, and China...                    

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Lessons to Be Learned

bjreview.com.cn     May 19, 2008   73 related          

An expert from China's top government think tank on disaster relief shares his views on post-earthquake relief efforts Two days after the earthquake that devastated Sichuan Province, Beijing Review reporter Li Li interviewed Shi Peijun, a member of the expert panel of the National Disaster...                    

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Oriental Express

bjreview.com.cn     May 13, 2008   2 related          

China's most expensive construction project, the world's longest express railway, will boost the economy and promote innovation ... HIGH PROFILE: Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao (second left) lays the cornerstone with workers at the ground-breaking ceremony of the...                    

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China's Jumbo-Sized Ambitions

forbes.com     May 12, 2008   81 related          

Beijing announces creation of a company dedicating to developing and manufacturing a homegrown jumbo jet to satisfy burgeoning demand for air travel domestically. ... HONG KONG - China announced on Sunday it is investing 19 billion yuan ($2.7 billion) to set up a new...                    

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China Launches New Company To Construct Larger Passenger Aircraft

aero-news.net     May 12, 2008   7 related          

Aims To Compete with Airbus, Boeing By 2020 Chinese officials in Shanghai announced Sunday the inauguration of a new passenger aircraft company focused on the development of a 150-seat airliner. The Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China Ltd. (CACC) aims to compete with the Boeing Co. and...                    

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xinhuanet.com: Zhang Qingwei (R), chairman of the board of directors of China's first ever jumbo passenger aircraft company receives licence at the inauguration ceremony in Shanghai, east China, May 11, 2008. xinhuanet.com

Premier underscores innovation in jumbo aircraft manufacture

people.com.cn     May 12, 2008   2 related          

China should unswervingly adhere to self- innovation in research and development of large aircraft, said Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao. China's first ever jumbo passenger aircraft company was officially inaugurated in Shanghai on Sunda ... ... China should unswervingly...                    

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Employment For The Masses In China

chinadigitaltimes.net     May 5, 2008          

From Sydney Morning Herald: Vice-Premier Zhang Dejiang warned a week ago that China’s employment situation was “grave” and the country desperately needed proactive job creation policies to lever college graduates into work. Yet factory bosses all over the country were screaming that they couldn’t...                    

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