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China's manufacturing sector makes solid progress thanks to policy supports-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

China's manufacturing sector makes solid progress thanks to policy supports-Xinhua

China's manufacturing sector makes solid progress thanks to policy supports-

Ford secures batteries to build 600 000 EVs a year by 2023 - Vimarsana News

Ford secures batteries to build 600 000 EVs a year by 2023

'We are putting the industrial system in place to scale quickly,' Farley said.

29,000-ton bridge rotates successfully in Jining - Vimarsana News

29,000-ton bridge rotates successfully in Jining

JINING, China, July 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- A report from Global Times Online: A bridge, weighing 29,000 tons with a length of 170 meters, was successfully rotated to its targeted position in Jining, East China's Shandong province on July 11. In 66 minutes, the bridge rotated above the Xinxiang-Yanzhou Railway, so as to not interfere with the railway below. The bridge, built by Railway No. 10 Engineering Group, is the largest T-structure road swivel bridge in Shandong to date in terms of its length and weight. It is a part of a new expressway that connects Weishan in Jining with the provi...

M&A imminent for Sime Darby? - Vimarsana News

M&A imminent for Sime Darby?

Sale of non-core assets puts it in net cash position

Russian firms launch new sea routes to ensure trade with China, other countries - Vimarsana News

Russian firms launch new sea routes to ensure trade with China, other countries

Russian companies have organized regular chartered ships to ensure that much-needed goods such as raw materials can be delivered from Russia to countries such as China and India amid a transport inadequacy due to the continuous disruption posed by the West's sanctions on Russia, industry insiders told the Global Times on Thursday.