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Cotton prices have risen more than 50 per cent this year as global production declines and rebounding consumption breathes life into the market. Benchmark ICE March 2010 cotton futures on Thursday rose to 74.9 cents a pound, the highest point since June...
Tags: ICE Futures, Olam International, China, Hong Kong, Environment, Futures contract, Derivatives, Cotton, Finance, Hedge, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Business Finance, Cellulose, Crops
He told her he wanted the money to set up a web designing business in Mumbai. Sandeep Patkar, 36, claimed to be a resident of Dongri, and said that he had a well-furnished office at Fort. He came in contact with Lee Bo Yee in 2005 through a social networking...
Tags: Hong Kong, Sandeep Patkar, China, Azad Maidan, Mumbai, Dongri
From building the world's biggest dam to engineering blue skies for the Olympics, China's leaders have earned a reputation for achieving improbable goals. So when the Chinese government declared last April it wanted to make Shanghai an international...
Tags: Shanghai World Finance Center, Hong Kong Exchange, China, financial center, Hong Kong
S direct link to Asia via the national airline's flight to Hong Kong will herald considerable challenges for border control agencies but it will be scrutinised like flights from other destinations. "We know this will open up considerable opportunities...
12/10/2009 02:24:20 PM EST When David Ogilvy was called to the podium by Land Trust President Bill Boysen in honor of his 12 years on the board, the audience rose to its feet en masse with cheers and clapping.
Tags: NORMA BARTOL, Norma Bartol, North Greenwich Association, David Ogilvy, China, Hong Kong
Marcus Tam still remembers growing up in the Lower Ngau Tau Kok public housing complex, playing in a dingy apartment with "mice the size of cats."...But in recent months Mr. Tam and other Hong Kongers have flocked to the 40-year-old public housing project...
Tags: Hong Kong University, public housing, Hong Kongers, Heritage Hong Kong, preservation movement, historical preservation, China, Hong Kong, Index of Hong Kong-related articles, Lower Ngau Tau Kok (II) Estate, Ngau Tau Kok, Kwun Tong District
Lisheenowen's colt by Redoute's Choice may bring more success. Photo: Supplied FOR any quizmasters out there, the thoroughbred world can help out with a curly and timely question this week. What is the breeding connection between the Grand Annual Steeplechase...
Tags: Angelo Vasili, dam Lisheenowen, privately steer, Teralani, China, Hong Kong
THE barrier draw for the Australian trained trio of All Silent, Apache Cat and Scenic Blast in Sunday's $1.76 million Hong Kong International Sprint (1200 metres) produced some mixed results yesterday, but their trainers were still full of confidence...
Tags: Happy Zero, Hong Kong, Darren Beadman, Scenic Blast, China, Hong Kong Sprint, Apache Cat, Jockey, Good Ba Ba, Hong Kong Mile, Australian Champion Racehorse of the Year, Hong Kong Derby, Viva Pataca, Saintly, World Thoroughbred Racehorse Rankings
She was in a rut, was unhappy with the political climate in the United States and wanted a change...Bellas, now 38, moved to Hong Kong, where she took an engineering job with Hong Kong Polytechnic University, helping Chinese manufacturers to comply with...
Tags: Hong Kong & China, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, park native, Ms. Bellas, China, Hong Kong, Mooncake, Pearl River Delta, South China Sea
Visiting scholar Xiao Qiao is stranded in Sweden with no legal status after she was banned from returning home to Shanghai by the Shenzhen Public Security Bureau. In 2002 Xiao, whose given name is Li Jianhong, started an independent Web site in China...
Tags: China, Shanghai, Human rights in the People's Republic of China, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements in China, Zhao Ziyang, Tiananmen Square protests, Szeto Wah