Trinidad And Tobago News
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President Barack Obama, turning the U.S. strategic focus to Asia, will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping next month in their first face-to-face talks since China’s power transition ended in March.
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The Obama administration is setting out to help exporters get in on Brazil’s building boom even as it spars with the region’s biggest economy over high tariffs, rules favoring local companies and monetary policies.
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Warren Buffett, who controls the largest stake in Coca-Cola Co., knows how to steal a show.
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Companies from Philip Morris International Inc. to Colgate-Palmolive Co. are finding that overseas expansion has its drawbacks as a stronger dollar makes it more expensive to repatriate profits from abroad.
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Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Co. and Mitsubishi Corp. plan to build a plant to produce methanol and dimethyl ether in Trinidad and Tobago.
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Clifford Chance LLP advised Royal Dutch Shell Plc, the world’s largest supplier of liquefied natural gas, on its agreement to buy LNG assets from Repsol SA for $4.4 billion in cash to expand in Latin America and Spain. Linklaters LLP, with a team led by Madrid corporate partners Alejandro Ortiz and Lara Hemzaoui and London projects partner Matthew Hagopian, advised energy company Repsol.
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International Dairy Queen Inc. returned to Trinidad and Tobago after a 30-year hiatus as the restaurant chain of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. expands outside the U.S.
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BG Group Plc , Centrica Plc and Voyager Energy Ltd. bid for shallow water fields off Trinidad and Tobago, which is seeking to boost oil and gas reserves to maintain energy supplies.
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Trinidad and Tobago, the largest producer of natural gas in South and Central America, may export its expertise to Africa.
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RWE AG , Germany’s second-largest utility, plans to tap natural-gas reserves in Trinidad and Tobago to help double production by 2015.
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