Copper mine capacity to grow at 4.6% a year Mining Journal
Copper mine capacity between 2005 and 2009 is expected to grow by an average of 4.6% a year, faster than the growth in copper smelting capacity, said the International Copper Study Group (ICSG).
Chile Economy Grew Faster Than Expected in September Update2 Bloomberg.com
Nov. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Chile's economy grew faster than analysts expected in September as energy costs declined and a strike ended at the world's biggest copper mine, located in the northern part of the country.
Shall we dance? For UT football players, the answer's yes Austin American-Statesman
In the violent world of college football, players are urged to get bigger. To get stronger. To get faster. To do Pilates.
Vodafone and i-mate launch new devices Scoop.co.nz
The latest products released by i-mate™, the global Windows Mobile® 5.0 device specialist, bring Vodafone 3G broadband services to Vodafone New Zealand customers allowing them to make the most of the moment with fantastic productivity features on the go, as well as download speeds faster than entry level broadband.
ICICI for level playing field to grow deposits Business Standard India
ICICI Bank Managing Director and CEO K V Kamath on Wednesday said there is need for level playing field for banks to compete with other institutions, such as mutual funds and insurance companies, for mobilising more deposits.
Has Africa finally turned a corner? The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News
With a decade of sustained economic growth, increasing demand for African minerals and oil, and a falling number of conflicts, the trend lines for some countries in sub-Saharan Africa are finally starting to look pretty good.
Faster Growth Is Expected in Europe in 2007 New York Times
The European Commission painted a portrait of an economy that has finally acquired a firm footing.
China?s Trade Surplus Climbs Sharply New York Times
China said its trade surplus with the rest of the world had leapt to a record $23.8 billion in October.
TSMC plans two new 12-inch chip plants InfoWorld
( InfoWorld ) - The world's largest contract chip maker will grow even bigger next year if the Taiwan government is able to set aside enough land for it to build two new state-of-the-art 12-inch chip factories. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) hopes to break ground on the factories in April at an industrial park near the northern city of Hsinchu next year, but the company
China surprises with record $23.8 bln trade surplus Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News
BEIJING, Nov 8 (Reuters) - China on Wednesday posted a record trade surplus of $23.83 billion for October, a result that easily beat forecasts and fanned expectations that Beijing will come under new pressure to let the yuan rise faster.


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To Grow Faster, India Must Unshackle Industries from Government
Ranjana Kumar, chairperson of India's National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development, argued that India isn't growing as fast as China because it's a