Singapore-listed information technology company Armarda is planning to acquire a Chinese company in the next few weeks.
Crude prices fell on Wednesday in light trade as investors took profit from earlier gains before year-end.
The number of US banks gone into bankruptcy this year reached the highest level since 1992, according to media report on Wednesday.
Iran's OPEC Governor Mohammad Ali Khatibi said that the crude price may reach $100 per barrel, the local satellite Press TV reported on Monday.
As Europe continued its recovery from the global economic crisis, China-EU economic and trade relations were further boosted in 2010. Despite trade frictions and disputes, officials and businesses saw great potential in future ties.
China's development bank will lend Bolivia $251 million to finance the South American country's first communications satellite, according to a contract signed by both countries on Thursday.
Portugal has had its credit rating downgraded by the Fitch Ratings agency amid mounting concerns over the country's ability to raise money in the markets to finance its hefty borrowings.
The New York Times is reporting that the Treasury Department has granted nearly 10,000 exceptions to American companies over the past decade so that they could skirt US sanctions on Iran and other countries the US considers sponsors of terror.
World Bank President Robert Zoellick on Wednesday reaffirmed his proposal to use gold as a "reference point" to reform the current international monetary system in Paris.
Bolivia's external debt will exceed 2.7 billion US dollars, 50 million dollars more than in 2009, the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) said Tuesday.
The European Union (EU) and the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) will begin to issue bonds in January to provide financial aid to Ireland, the European Commission said on Tuesday.
Toyota Motor Corp has agreed to pay $32.4 million in fines related to two investigations of the automaker's handling of auto recalls for unintended acceleration and steering problems in several models, US regulators said on Monday.
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