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Rio Tinto moves iron, steel staff out of China: report

Rio Tinto Ltd/Plc has evacuated staff in China involved in research of the iron ore and steel industry in response to the detention of some of its iron ore traders by state authorities, the Australian Financial Review reported on Thursday.

Daily Wrap Up - July 15

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Fed sees more jobs lost this year, higher rates in 2010, Paulson defends tactics, U.S. China partner for clean energy

Coca-Cola suffers loss from China's Urumqi riot

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The deadly July 5 riots in northwest China cost soft drink giant Coca-Cola's new joint venture bottling plant in Xinjiang about 8 million yuan ($1.17 million) in sales over the last week, the plant's general manager on Tuesday.
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Asia, Europe giants bid for InterOil LNG stake

CNOOC, PTT PCL, ENI, and Osaka Gas are among companies that submitted indicative bids for a 20 to 35 percent stake in InterOil's liquefied natural gas project in Papua New Guinea, sources said.
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Carlyle-backed China Pacific readies HK IPO: sources

China Pacific Insurance (Group) Co Ltd, the country's third-largest life insurer and partly owned by the Carlyle Group, is set to relaunch its Hong Kong IPO, according to sources, after its first attempt failed last year when markets plunged.
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Midday minute - July 15 - Energy

Crude oil inventories declined by 2.8 million barrels on the week ending July 10. The United States and China agreed to develop a joint Clean Energy Research Center. The world's largest coal producer by market value said its commercial coal production rose to 105.8 million tonnes.
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Australian PM says world watching China spy case

Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd warned China on Wednesday it had significant economic interests at stake in detaining an Australian mining executive on spying charges and the world was watching how it handled the case.
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Medvedev goes to Germany to defend key projects

President Dmitry Medvedev will defend a Russia-backed deal to buy German car maker Opel and seek more support for the Nord Stream gas pipeline project when he visits Munich on Thursday, a top Kremlin aide said.
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Daily News Outlook - July 15

Prices up more than expected in June, U.S. inventories weekly report, U.S. Officials visit China to highlight clean energy
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Daily Outlook - July 15 - Energy

The U.S. Energy Department will release its weekly petroleum supply report at 10:30 a.m. EST. U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu and Commerce Secretary Gary Locke arrive to China to stay through July 17 to highlight the potential for mutually beneficial relationships in the clean energy sector. The 20th World Oil Forum 2009 ends in London, UK .
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Chinese agencies back Tengzhong-Hummer deal

China's Ministry of Commerce on Wednesday played down reports that it is at odds with the economic planning agency over a controversial deal for a little-known Chinese company to buy GM's Hummer unit.
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Intel trumps forecasts, bodes well for PC sector

Intel Corp's quarterly results and outlook blew past Wall Street forecasts on better-than-expected consumer demand for PCs, especially in Asia, setting an auspicious tone for the technology sector.
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KFC parent Yum lowers sales view, shares fall

Yum Brands Inc , parent of the Taco Bell, Pizza Hut and KFC chains, cut its full-year forecast for sales on weakness in its two biggest markets, the United States and China, and its shares fell 3.9 percent.
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Al-Qaeda threatens oversea Chinese for Muslim Uygur deaths

An Al-Qaeda branch in North Africa threatened to take revenge on oversea Chinese for the deaths of Muslim Uygurs in the deadly July 5 violence in China's Xinjiang, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday, citing a report from a risk analysis company.
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Baosteel ups steel prices, may signal iron ore deal

China's Baosteel will raise prices of its major steel products by 9 to 13 percent next month, more than expected, a move that may suggest mills have effectively given up their battle for lower iron ore prices.
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Rudd presses China to release detained Australian

Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said on Tuesday efforts to free an Australian detained in China over claims of spying took precedent over bilateral ties and he was not worried about antagonizing Beijing.
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Mid-Day Minute - July 14

Goldman reports soaring 2Q profits, Treasury Sec. says economy improving quicker than expected, J&J beats expectations
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Midday minute - July 14 - Energy

Oil giant Exxon Mobil Corporation announced Tuesday it will invest more than $600 million and partner with biotech firm Synthetic Genomics Inc.to develop biofuels from photosynthetic algae at a large scale.

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