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Cnooc Ltd. gained in New York to trade at the biggest premium over its Hong Kong shares in two weeks as data showed manufacturing expanded in the world’s two largest economies last month.
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Solar stocks led a decline in Chinese shares traded in New York on speculation that Italy will follow Germany in cutting subsidies to the industry, dimming the outlook for global installations.
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LDK Solar Co. led a drop in Chinese solar stocks in New York after a French materials supplier said the companies are reducing orders and Citigroup Inc. signaled Germany may cut industry subsidies by at least 20 percent.
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China’s success in wresting control of the solar industry is erasing an advantage for U.S. suppliers led by First Solar Inc., which use a rival technology supported with $5.5 billion in government loan guarantees.
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Evergreen Solar Inc. , a U.S. maker of solar wafers, reached its lowest price in more than a decade after investors shunned a bond exchange offer.
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Trina Solar Ltd. led declines in Chinese solar stocks traded in the U.S. as the company reported a larger-than-expected net loss and as Germany plans to cut subsidies for the industry, dimming the outlook for sales.
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OCI Co., the world’s second-biggest maker of polysilicon used in solar panels, fell the most in more than three months in Seoul trading after Citigroup Inc. said Germany may cut industry subsidies by more than 20 percent.
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For acquirers willing to wager on the future of solar power, First Solar Inc. has gotten $22 billion cheaper.
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First Solar Inc. , the world’s largest maker of thin-film photovoltaic panels, fell the most in almost four weeks after announcing that its president of operations will leave the company.
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China’s Suntech Power Holdings Co. , the world’s largest maker of polysilicon solar-power modules, fell the most in two months in New York after Citigroup Inc. recommended selling the stock and said next year’s earnings may miss analysts’ estimates.
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