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In late September, President Barack Obama blocked a privately owned Chinese company from building wind turbines close to a Navy military site in Oregon due to national security concerns.
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In late September, President Barack Obama blocked a privately owned Chinese company from building wind turbines close to a Navy military site in Oregon due to national security concerns, the first time since 1990 that a president formally blocked a deal on national security grounds.
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President Barack Obama has stopped a Chinese company from building wind turbines in the US state of Oregon, citing national security concerns, his administration said.
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Ralls Corp, a private Chinese firm, had acquired four wind farm projects near a US naval facility earlier this year.
BBC: US blocks Chinese firm's investment in wind farms
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We know that this year has not been a good one for the Chinese wind power industry as growth slowed dramatically.
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With a little more wind, the Chinese might have rounded the Cape of Good Hope.
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Last year, a consortium of US and Chinese companies announced plans to build a manufacturing center in the Las Vegas area for building wind turbines that would employ about 1, 000 people, according to partner US Renewable Energy Group.
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Sinovel Wind Group Co ( SHA: 601558), another leading Chinese manufacturer in large-scale onshore, offshore and inter-tidal wind turbines, reported a net loss of 280.3 million yuan during the same period.
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Amy Chua created quite a stir this weekend when people caught wind of her wildly controversial essay in the Wall Street Journal on how Chinese parents raise such stereotypically successful kids.
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