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China Cosco Holdings Co., the nation’s biggest shipping company, dropped the most in more than two months after saying it faces trading restrictions on its China shares amid a forecast for a “significant” loss in 2012.
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China’s shipbuilders are set to spark a price war in the oil-rig market.
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China started its 2,298-kilometer (1,428-mile) high-speed train line, the longest in the world, as the nation boosts investment in rail networks, intensifying competition for airlines.
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China Cosco Holdings Co., the state- controlled sea-cargo group that had ships seized in fee disputes, has resumed charter payments to DryShips Inc. and Jinhui Shipping & Transportation Ltd., the shipowners said.
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China Rongsheng Heavy Industries Group Holdings Ltd., which hasn’t announced any 2012 ship orders, may find winning deals even harder as a company owned by its billionaire chairman faces an insider-trading probe.
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China Rongsheng Heavy Industries Group Holdings Ltd., the biggest Hong Kong-listed shipbuilder, fell the most in two weeks in the city after second-half profit plunged 59 percent because of delivery delays.
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Container rates on the world’s biggest international trade route are rallying after U.S. imports of manufactured goods rebounded from the first decline in two years.
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Asian exports that helped power the world recovery last year are poised to grow more slowly as the region’s manufacturing rebound eases and U.S. unemployment restrains consumption after a post-recession spending spree.
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Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings Ltd. may become the first Chinese yard to win an overseas order for 10,000-container vessels as the Asian nation challenges South Korea’s dominance in building more profitable types of ships.
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Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings Ltd. climbed the most in almost one month in Singapore trading after winning its first order to build 10,000-container vessels in a contract worth as much as $2.5 billion.
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