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This week will see Obama’s democrats take on global warming issues in the Senate.

One of the top 3 U.S. automakers seems ready to make a comeback.

With the G20 summit on the horizon, the US is hoping to guide top nations away from fossil fuels.

Timothy Geithner believes the economy has started its turn around and now requires momentum.

These strange bedfellows have initiated green deals worth $500 million!

Poorer countries could receive up to 15 billion euros from EU by 2020.

Healthcare reform seems to be taking the lion’s share of the Obama administrations time.

Regional publisher and strategic Think Tank Mediazone Group opposes Dalai Lama's meddling with regional politics and stirring up trouble in the wake of his visit to Taiwan.

Beijing surpassed its target of achieving 256 ‘blue sky days’ in 2008. With questions remaining on the data quality and the standards used to measure air pollution, the US Embassy has started to publish its own data. Faroden gets behind the numbe

The Lion Rock Institute is pleased to announce the delay of the competition law. A focus on the broader need to develop competition policy that involves reform of government and legislation instead needs to be addressed.

China Elite Focus Limited has the pleasure and the honor to warmly congratulate President elect Barack Obama, and hopes that the new United States policy regarding the Chinese outbound tourists will boost Chinese visitors to the US.

With international investors increasingly setting up shop in China, Zetland Fiduciary Group outlines the finer points of Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprises.

Asia’s largest wine auction is drawing rave reviews amid record-setting bids after Hong Kong’s government scrapped wine duties in February, reports Zetland Fiduciary Group.