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China's railway ministry saw infrastructure investment fall 39% in the first half of 2012 from a year earlier.
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The Global Times and China Daily said China's railway ministry has ordered railway stations to replace their English station name signage with Pinyin.
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China upgraded a 225-kilometer highway from China's railway system to the Mongolian border, leaving Friedland the task of convincing someone to finish the highway 80 kilometers farther to Turquoise Hill.
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China upgraded a 140-mile highway from China's railway system to the Mongolian border, leaving Friedland the task of convincing someone to finish the highway 50 miles farther to Turquoise Hill.
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It was unclear how the new stadium work would fit into China Railway Construction's portfolio.
WSJ: China Heads to Soccer Field
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China's own high-speed railway network has been lauded as a symbol of this country's far-sighted infrastructure investment policy.
BBC: China to the UK's aid?
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On the Hong Kong stock exchange, China Railway Construction Corp. closed Monday's trading at 5.31 Hong Kong dollars (68 U.S. cents), down 7.3%.
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China Railway Engineering Corporation is the country's biggest construction enterprise.
ECONOMIST: A railway bonanza in China
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The railway ministry, which is China's largest corporate-bond issuer, used all of last year's quota for long-dated bonds and also raised an additional 50 billion yuan via short-term bills and medium-term notes.
WSJ: China's Railway Ministry Gets Approval for Bonds
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China has already been expressing an interest in Britain's plans to build high-speed railway links.
BBC: China to the UK's aid?
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It has helped rebuild the Tanzam railway, for example, linking Zambia's copper belt, where China has large projects, and Dar-es-Salaam, where it has modernised the port.
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China's efforts to improve coal supplies include the building of a new east-west passenger railway line, set to open in 2013, which should free existing tracks for coal transport.
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