Gansu Province News
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Shanghai’s busy streets teem with Buicks, Fords, Volkswagens, and Toyotas. But good luck finding a Chery, Geely or Great Wall.
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Rescuers suspended work at the site of a landslide that buried 83 people at a copper mine in Tibet owned by China Gold International Resources Corp. on safety concerns, the official Xinhua News Agency reported.
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Trina Solar Ltd., a Chinese manufacturer of solar panels, received approval from China’s Gansu Province for 50-megawatt solar power project.
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China is pressuring bureaucrats to buy locally branded cars to help domestic automakers and cut lavish spending of taxpayers’ money. That’s unless you are a high-level government official with an Audi A6L.
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A 41-year-old man died of endemic rural plague in northern China’s Gansu province after eating a marmot he caught at a construction site, the provincial government said.
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A landslide in the Chinese northern province of Gansu on July 24 killed 13 mine workers fighting floods, the State Administration of Work Safety said today on its website.
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Trina Solar Ltd., the third-biggest solar cell maker, is considering whether to buy project developers as seeks profits by shifting into the construction of power plants.
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As Volkswagen AG plots a course toward its goal of becoming the world’s biggest automaker by 2018, it’s increasingly clear that the path to global dominance runs through places like Lanzhou, in western China.
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On a crushingly hot mid-August day at Foxconn Technology Group’s Longhua factory campus in Shenzhen -- where a dutiful army of 300,000 employees eats, sleeps, and churns out iPhones, Sony Corp. PlayStations, and Dell Inc. computers -- workers indulged in a rare moment of celebration.
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China sent its first female astronaut into space as the Shenzhou-9 spacecraft lifted off from Jiuquan in the northwestern Gansu province.
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