Economic Development and Trade Minister Deron Bilous says his mission to Asia to drum up business for the province is going well.
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How China’s Transition Will Increase Oil Demand
Despite concerns about the apparent slowdown in the growth rate of the Chinese economy, China’s crude oil imports rose to a record level in February 2016. The surprising increase countered predictions otherwise in light of China’s decision to delay completing its strategic petroleum reserve to beyond its original 2020 deadline.
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P2P Property Lending Explodes In China; Officials Panic
PBoC governor Zhou Xiaochuan thought about it, and decided it’s probably not a good idea for borrowers to get P2P loans for down payments on homes.
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New Air China Cargo route links Edmonton with Asia
Air China Cargo’s new freight service between Shanghai and Edmonton is a “game-changer” for western Canadian trade with Asia, say officials.
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The Real Story To Watch is China Not Greece
China’s stock market is crashing, and the Chinese are trying to do the exact same thing America did in 1929
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Qingdao Sinoenergy backs Alberta company’s pitch for liquefied natural gas plant
EDMONTON – A Chinese firm is behind a new Alberta joint-venture company that wants to build a liquefied natural gas plant in the province.
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LAST WEEK: A PIVOTAL TURNING POINT TO GO DOWN IN HISTORY
This past week will go down in history as a pivotal turning point never to be forgotten.
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The best real estate plays in 25 years
The global real estate market in 2039 will be city-centric, with an increased focus on Asia and other emerging markets, and more investment by the public, according to senior executives at some of the world’s largest investment firms.
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China’s Oil Discoveries – 1.08 Billion Tons
China’s voracious energy needs have been a source of concern for government officials for years. Ironically, China was a net oil exporter until the early 1990s and became the world’s second-largest net importer of crude oil and petroleum products in 2009. In 2010 it became the largest global energy consumer.
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In 2014 Chinese-African trade will surpass $200 billion
On 20 February, Chinese President Xi Jinping, hosting Senegalese visiting President Macky Sall in Beijing said, “In 2013, Chinese-African trade surpassed $200 billion for the first time, making China Africa’s biggest trading partner. That all stands witness to the endlessly renewed vitality of Sino-African friendship, to the scale of the potential for cooperation and the excellent outlook for the new kind of Sino-African strategic partnership.” Xi added that that Chinese direct investment in Africa grew 44 percent.
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