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Recent Internet attacks from China against Google and other U.S. companies will more than double this year if the pace during the first two months continues, a security expert says.
The companies have agreed to enter commercial negotiations as soon as possible
The contracts cover 30% of the expected yield from the company's Wodgina mine
The Australian dollar opened lower after China unexpectedly raised the proportion of deposits that banks must set aside as reserves, leading to falls in gold and commodity prices.
Bright Foods announced the offer ahead of CSR
The uncertainty continues for Stern Hu even though Chinese authorities have finished investigating the detained Rio Tinto executive.
Nearly half of the people in China oppose investment in their country by Australian government-controlled entities, says a recent survey by the Lowy Institute.
Resources giant BHP Billiton believes the powerhouse of Chinese growth will continue.
Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) deputy governor Ric Battellino says fears about Chinese investment are overblown.
China on Wednesday banned the use of physical punishment to treat Internet addiction after reports of beatings and at least one death in recent months at clinics for the condition around the country.
Rio Tinto Ltd says iron ore sales to China could be priced differently to other markets from 2010 and is confident about better prices from the Asian giant and continuing Chinese economic growth.
Fortescue Metals Group Ltd says it has missed a deadline to complete between $US5.5 billion ($A6.28 billion) and $US6 billion ($A6.85 billion) in financing deals with Chinese banks.
The robustness of many of the Asian tiger economies has proven a few of the doomsayers wrong over the past few weeks. Indonesia is strong. China is hitting its straps and according to Credit Suisse, Vietnam is also coming back strongly with, forecasts GDP growth of 5.3% this year and 8.5% next. It raises the question of whether too much of the analysis on the macro economic downturn was focused on the fortunes of the triad - Japan, the EU and the USA.
China faces major uncertainties even though it rebounded strongly from the financial crisis aided by its huge treasure chest
Security forces with black masks and machine guns on the streets of China's capital are just the more visible side of a security clampdown in the country this month: there is also its secretive battle to control the Internet.
Profits at China's oil producers, steel makers and other major industrial companies fell 10.6 per cent in the first eight months of 2009
China's plans to invest in Australian resources have been dealt another blow, after the Defence Department said it would not support a planned prospecting joint venture in a sensitive military area.
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