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Italy’s Casagrande Group has signed a partnership agreement with HD Engineering of Hong Kong.
Banobras, the Mexican Development Bank, plans to grant MXN 65 billion (US$ 5 billion) in loans and financial guarantees for infrastructure projects.
Zaha Hadid Architects and engineering consultancy Buro Happold have won the international design competition to design the Cairo Expo City project.
Greater infrastructure spending will secure jobs and drive sustianable development.
Confusion surrounds rights of US bond holders.
Despite declines in many of its markets, Bomag’s president Jörg Unger remains confident about the future.
This year's M&T Expo attracted over 42000 visitors, with about 4000 coming from outside the country.
Deutz believes the cost of introducing Stage IV (final Tier 4) compliant engines will put some construction equipment manufacturers out of business.
The Asian Development Bank has approved an additional US$ 3.4 billion in funding to help developing member countries respond to the global economic crisis.
The Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA), in collaboration with Shenzhen-based architects Urbanus, has been awarded first prize in the design competition for a major new cultural centre, transport hub, and public landmark in Shenzhen, southern China.
NFM Technologies has opened a new office in Shenzhen, China for after sales, service, maintenance and support.
The Thiess, Decmil and Kentz joint venture has won the AUS 500 million contract to design and construct a construction village on Barrow Island for Chevron Australia.
The Jinsha River (River of Golden Sands) is the name of the 2300 km-long section of the Yangtze River from Yushu in Qinghai Province to Yibin in Sichuan.
China's Ministry of Environmental Protection has suspended construction of two dams on the Upper Yangtze River in the southwest of the country.
US$ 585 billion programme has maintained growth and encouraged bank lending.
New emissions regulations for kilns could push cement production outside the US.
A US$ 2.13 billion loan for the Kazakhstan South-West Roads Project will help upgrade the trade route linking China to Russia and Western Europe through Kazakhstan, bringing economic stimulus to some of Kazakhstan's poorest provinces.
World Bank to lend Kazakhstan US$ 2.13 billion to upgrade a 1062 km road across the country from China to Russia.
Authorisations and new starts rose in May compared to April, but were still only half what they were a year ago.
A Chinese consortium has ordered 53 Dynapac machines to aid in the construction of a 528 km stretch of Algeria's 1216 km East-West Expressway.
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