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China studying when to ban sales of traditional fuel cars: Xinhua

Car dealers and customers walk at a second-hand car market near a newly-built residential area in Hefei, Anhui province, China January 26, 2013.REUTERS/Stringer BEIJING (Reuters) - China has begun studying when to ban the production and sale of cars using traditional fuels, the official Xinhua news agency reported, citing comments by

China Economy Booms with Exports as the Major source

BEIJING –  China's economy got an another boost from a foreign trade last month, with exports posting modest growth, though the recent surge in the yuan's value is starting to weigh on Chinese exporters. China's exports increased 5.5% from a year earlier in August, according to customs data released Friday. Some

UK exports outside EU fall despite weak pound

Exports of British-made goods to EU increased by £1.3bn, underlining country’s reliance on trade with continental Europe Britain’s efforts to expand trade in goods beyond the European Union’s border took a knock in July after official figures showed the UK’s deficit with the rest of the world widened following a drop

Why shipping could be the next billion dollar opportunity for online retailers

Excerpts from The Future of Shipping Report (BI) - The parcel delivery industry — a segment of the shipping sector that deals with the transportation of packages to consumers — is booming thanks to e-commerce growth, and players outside the industry want a piece of the pie. In a new report, BI Intelligence looks

The New Jaguar Voice-activated Steering Wheel

Sayer is meant to be a stylish device that lives in your home. Jaguar Land Rover has revealed the intelligent and connected steering wheel of the future, known as Sayer, during the inaugural Tech Fest at Central St Martins art, design and technology college in London, UK, the automaker said in

China’s Seaport Shopping Spree: What China Is Winning By Buying Up The World’s Seaports

Container ship Cosco Development. /RODRIGO ARANGUA/AFP/Getty Images In a bid to bolster its position as a maritime powerhouse, secure key supply chains, enhance its international trade capacities, and build up geo-economic leverage, China has been buying up the development and operational rights to a chain of ports that stretch from the

United Continental: Is Something Amiss?

Continental United Airlines - N73275 One team of analysts wonders why United Continental's revenue trends are so much worse than its peers. (Barron's) - Yesterday, United Continental Holdings offered a revenue outlook that was far worse than the ones provided by Delta Air Lines or American Airlines, confirming what the market already seemed to know: United just

Thomas Cook pilots goes on strike over pay

The pilots' union says they will hold three further strikes this month and next if a pay dispute with the airline is not resolved. Thomas Cook pilots have launched a 12-hour strike in a dispute over pay - forcing the leisure airline to reschedule some flights. The industrial action by members

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