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The early snows of 2009 have caused death and major destruction throughout ChinaHEAVY SNOW: Shijiazhuang, capital of Hebei Province, saw an accumulation of 49 cm on November 11, the heaviest snowfall in the area in 54 years (GONG ZHIHONG)
China was covered in an early and heavy blanket of snow this winter. Three days of snow have swept over north China, including Beijing, Tianjin, Shandong, Hebei and Jilin provinces, since November 1.
"The occurrence was rather rare for early November," said Sun Jisong, chief forecaster at the Beijing Meteorological Bureau.
Temperatures also dropped sharply by as much as 10 degrees Celsius on November 1, according to data from the National Meteorological Center (NMC).
Since November 8, heavy snow and blizzards had been reported in Shaanxi, central and southern parts of Shanxi and Hebei, northern and western parts of Henan, and in northwestern Hubei and Shandong provinces.
South and east China also saw snow on November 16 due to a cold front from the north. It was the first snowfall of the year for Anhui, Jiangsu and Jiangxi provinces.
The first snows in north China caused the cancellation of 68 flights at the Beijing Capital International Airport and delayed 33 others. Almost 4,000 police officers were dispatched around Beijing to direct traffic throughout the city.
Shijiazhuang, capital of Hebei, recorded 49 cm of snowfall on November 11, the heaviest snowstorm there in 54 years. Zhang Wenzong, Director of the Hebei Agri-Meteorological Center said that the drastic temperature drop has also harmed the province's 2.4 million hectares of wheat.
The heavy snow caused the death of 32 people, the collapse of 15,000 buildings and affected 9.6 million residents, according to the Ministry of Civil Affairs. The ministry said nearly 300,000 hectares of winter crops were destroyed. In all, severe weather caused direct economic losses of 7 billion yuan ($1 billion).
Among the 32 deaths, 10 were in Hebei, 12 in Henan and the remainder in Shanxi, Shandong and Shaanxi provinces. The death toll did not include those who were killed in snow-related traffic accidents. More than 165,000 people were evacuated from their homes or rescued from stranded vehicles.
Four children were among the 10 who died in Hebei, after their school's roof collapsed on them while they were having lunch in the building's cafeteria. Another collapsing school building caused the death of a boy in Henan.
One person was killed and 350,000 people were affected in Shandong. A total of 17 houses and about 40,000 greenhouses collapsed. Some 2,400 hectares of farmland were impacted in the province and direct economic losses climbed to 250 million yuan ($37 million), according to the Shandong Provincial Government.
Snowfall on November 16 affected about 663,000 residents in east China's Anhui, and caused direct economic losses totaling 60.8 million yuan ($8.9 million), according to the Anhui Provincial Government. In the central province of Hubei, heavy snow damaged 18,716 hectares of crops and caused the collapse of 878 houses. Almost 1,800 residents were relocated and direct economic losses rose to 74.8 million yuan ($11 million).
Civil Affairs Minister Li Xueju ordered authorities to provide food, water and clothing to stranded residents and to make arrangements for people whose homes were lost in the snow.
The ministries of civil affairs and finance moved 20 million yuan ($2.9 million) from the central budget to Shanxi and Hebei provinces to help relocate those affected by the weather and help them build new homes.
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Aug. 7, 2009 (China Knowledge) - Franklin Mutual Advisers, a unit of Franklin Resources, raised its position in The Link Real Estate Investment Trust<0823> to 173.703 million units (8.02%) from 172.343 million trust units (7.95%) on Aug. 4, sources reported.
According to statistics released by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Franklin Mutual Advisers has bought 1.36 million units of the Hong Kong-listed REIT at US$17.496 per unit on average.
The units changed hands on the Stock Exchange for a total of US$23.795 million.
The Link REIT, which runs 180 parking garages and malls in Hong Kong, on Jun. 17 announced that its total distributable income rose to HK$1.82 billion in the fiscal year 2009 ending Mar. 31, up 13.5% from HK$1.6 billion a year earlier, China Knowledge reported earlier.
Shares of The Link REIT edged up 2.32% and closed at HK$17.66 on Thursday.
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By Sun Zhe Lenovo will buy back its mobile subsidiary at twice its original selling price in a move to enter the emerging 3G market. Lenovo Mobile Communication Technology, which was sold at $1 billion in January 2008, will be repurchased for $2 billion, said a statement released late Friday by Lenovo, China's leading PC maker. The 3G market is growing fast and could provide Lenovo with many opportunities in developing mobile web technology, said the statement. The deal should be concluded by April next year, and Lenovo will pay its parent company Legend Holdings $154 million in cash and issue about 80.9 million shares at HK$4.4 ($0.57) per share to cover the rest of the costs. Lenovo Mobile made a net profit of 34 million yuan ($5 million) in 2008 and 40 million yuan ($5.9 million) in the first half of this year. Although Lenovo moved into the mobile business in 2002 and was already the No.1 domestic handset maker by 2008, Lenovo Mobile recorded a pre-tax loss of 235 million yuan ($34.4 million) in the 2007 fiscal year. "Our market share was threatened by the overflow of counterfeit handsets in 2007," said Yang Yuanqing, CEO of the world's fourth largest PC producer. "And also due to management problems at that time, we decided to sell the mobile arm and focus on the core PC business."
Lenovo Mobile is one of the manufacturers of the Ophone, the 3G handset launched by China Mobile to counter competition from China Unicom, which is selling Apple's iPhone. "Mobile is the future for Lenovo," Xiang Ligang, CEO of cctime.com, a mobile industry website, "as mobile devices can do almost everything PCs can, plus they're portable." "It is no surprise that Lenovo made this move," said Fu Liang, a Beijing-based telecom analyst. "The emergence of 3G is blurring the boundary between PC and mobile. The mobile sector will be a new growth engine for Lenovo because the 3G market and related value-added services can mean bigger profit margins." Two other PC giants, Dell and Acer, already announced earlier this year that they will enter the smart phone market. Lenovo reported a net profit of $53 million in the second fiscal quarter that ended September 30, up from a $16 million loss in the previous quarter.
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Feb. 11, 2009 (China Knowledge) - China's largest steel manufacturer, Baosteel Group Corp, is considering buying a stake in Ningbo Iron & Steel Co Ltd (Ningbosteel). A draft agreement has been signed by both parties, sources reported, citing Song Hongbin, the secretary general of the East China Iron and Steel Industry Association, as saying.
Currently, the stake in Ningbosteel is held by four companies. A 43.85% share belongs to Hangzhou Iron & Steel Group Company (HISGC), the parent of Shanghai listed Hang Zhou Iron & Steel Co Ltd (HZIS)<600126>, a 30.53% share is held by Jianlong Group, a 20% share is taken by Nanjing Iron & Steel United Co Ltd (NJSteel), and the remaining 5.62% share is held by Union Trust & Investment Ltd.
Baosteel Group is contacting the private shareholders of Ningbosteel, Jianlong Group, NJSteel and Union Trust & Investment Ltd, which together hold 56.15% of Ningbosteel.
After the transaction, Baosteel Group may establish an iron and steel base in Beilun port, Ningbo City.
Ningbosteel is located in eastern China, the main sales market for iron and steel. Its production capacity may grow from 4 million tons to 8 million tons, which would help Baosteel Group meet their targeted annual production capacity of 80 million tons by 2012.
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Bank of mass air flow East Asia approved to open Suzhou branchmass air flow pigment red 48:2 floating ball valve stainless steel tube manufacturer PHOENIX TERMINAL BLOCK string inverter brush cutter Vane pump cnc machine tools apad wholesale legging en jean wholesale red bull hats Acheter des Kamas wholesale wedding dresses valve stem cheap international calls Réplicas camisetas de fútbol color pigments tilting disc check valve hss saw blade Bank of East Asia approved to open Suzhou branchPublished: 22 Jul 2009 22:33:42 PST
Jul. 23, 2009 (China Knowledge) - The Bank of East Asia (China) Ltd, the locally-incorporated wholly-owned subsidiary of Bank of East Asia<0023>, Hong Kong's fifth-biggest lender, on Wednesday announced that it has obtained approval from the China Banking Regulatory Commission to set up a branch in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province.
The mainland unit said in a statement that it has started the preparation work and expects the new branch to open in the second half of this year.
The Suzhou branch will offer multiple banking services, according to the statement.
BEA China, based in Shanghai, currently has 18 branches and 48 sub-branches in mainland China.
BEA announced on Monday that its China subsidiary sold RMB 4 billion worth of two-year RMB-denominated bonds in Hong Kong, RMB 2.8 billion of which were sold to retail investors. The rest were sold to institutional investors.
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Aug. 11, 2009 (China Knowledge) - Hong Kong stocks fell on Tuesday morning, with the benchmark Hang Seng Index opening 155 points lower at 20,775.
The Hang Seng China Enterprise Index, which tracks the overall performance of 43 mainland Chinese state-owned enterprises on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, opened 108 points lower at 11,794.
Bank of China<601988><3988> decreased 1.34% from the previous closing to HK$3.69. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China<601398><1398> fell 1.13% and opened at HK$5.21.
