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10 Bidders Prequalified for Delayed $2.2B Nigeria Bridge Project

September 1, 2020

Five Chinese teams are among those bidding for the span that will be the fourth to connect the mainland to Lagos island.

Collapsed China Coronavirus Quarantine Hotel Traps 70 People

Jim Parsons

March 7, 2020

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Officials have not announced a reason for the collapse nor confirmed any deaths.

Construction Materials

Commerce Dept. Places Duties on Fabricated Steel from Mexico, China

Canadian steel imports hit with anti-dumping charges, but not countervailing duties

Jeff Yoders

January 24, 2020

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Under preliminary finding, imports from China hit with stiffest penalties.

Material Prices Drop Because of Trade Talk Uncertainty

November 27, 2019

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Commodity prices continued to fall for the eighth consecutive week, according to the IHS Markit Materials price index (MPI).

With China's Help, Nigeria Builds a Vital Rail Artery

Scott Lewis

April 17, 2019

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Unit of Chinese contracting giant has a big presence in African nation's infrastructure development program.

Commentary on International Business

How I See China and the World Economy On The Eve of a Trade Deal

Richard Korman

April 12, 2019

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The line between international investment and exploitation is thin and easily crossed.

2018 Global Sourcebook: Petrochemical

Petrochem Complex Sets China Records

Debra K. Rubin

December 12, 2018

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Nine prefab modules, each nearly 3,700 tons, were delivered by a private Chinese contractor to a 40-million-tpy ethylene plant near Shanghai; U.S. market is next.

Trade War Threatens Construction of Up to 20 LNG Terminals

Pam Radtke Russell

August 30, 2018

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Once hailed as a way to end the trade imbalance between China and U.S., U.S. liquefied natural gas could be the next commodity threatened by the ongoing tariff war.

Israel and China Sign Construction Worker Import Pact

The Israelis will bring in up to 20,000 workers in next few years to cut residential building costs.

Neal Sandler

January 4, 2017

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Israelis will bring in up to 20,000 workers in next few years to cut costs in residential building.

Glenn Tarbox: A living legacy of dam innovation and mentorship

Glenn Tarbox builds upon his knowledge of dams by constantly searching for new and innovative methods

Tim Newcomb

December 6, 2016

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After more than 55 years on the job, Tarbox builds upon his accidental career focus on dams by constantly searching for new and innovative methods to succeed

Sept 21, 2020

A panel of industry judges reviewed a record number of entries to select 30 winning projects located in 21 countries on six continents. Colón, Panama’s urban renewal, providing modernized, safe and livable infrastructure for the country’s second-largest city, was chosen as ENR’s Global Project of the Year.

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