Philippines expropriated Fraport-built terminal after talks ...
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MANILA: Philippine President Gloria Arroyo defended her expropriation of a 650-million-dollar airport terminal built by Germany&#39;s Fraport AG and its partners, saying she only resorted to this after talks collapsed.
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The fatal collapse of a terminal at Paris's Charles de Gaulle airport last year is blamed on structural faults.
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By Zeke Maccormack, San Antonio Express-News  Jan. 31--CASTROVILLE -- Tenants who violated their lease for municipal  airport hangars won't automatically be ousted, but must come into compliance  if they expect to remain.
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The owner of South Koreaâs largest builder and second-biggest airline bid for control of the Korea Express Company to add cargo delivery and warehousing services.
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Petroliam Nasional Bhd., or Petronas, MalaysiaÂ¡Â¯s national oil and gas firm, is in discussions with ChinaÂ¡Â¯s State-owned oil and gas firms for potential liquefied natural
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South Korean company sold materials that can be used in chemical weapons to North Korea. Vienna (AsiaNews/Agencies) - By a unanimous resolution of its 137-member general conference in Vienna today, the International
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HONG KONG : PSA International has lost out in its bid for CSX&#39;s global port assets which include its most profitable terminal in Hong Kong.
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Fishermen who were allowed to take unused  war-era undersea copper cables have gone too far, &quot;salvaging&quot;  fibre-optic lines providing some of Vietnam&#39;s Internet and  other international communications.
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Talks between China Mobile and Apple are on ice.
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By Najiah Najib; Kalbana  Perimbanayagam  L.T. TAN, of Klang, is upset he has to settle his former tenants' water and electricity bill which had accumulated to more than RM8,000.
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By Kristopher Hanson, Press-Telegram, Long Beach, Calif.  Feb. 9--LONG BEACH -- The company seeking to build a liquefied natural  gas terminal in the port filed a legal motion Thursday demanding completion of  an environmental impact report on the $800 million project.
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Malaysia and Singapore reach a deal over a land reclamation project in the straits that separates them.
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(InfoWorld) - A gang of thieves stole computer chips reportedly worth millions of U.S. dollars in a Monday raid on an air cargo terminal in Batu Muang, Malaysia. "The incident occurred between 2.00 a.m and 3.30 a.m when the group, with weapons, forced its way into the [Penang International Airport Free Commercial Zone] facility after overpowering the personnel on duty at the Malaysia Airlines security checkpoint and the Royal Malaysian Customs office," Malaysia Airlines Cargo Sdn. Bhd. (MASkargo) said in a statement. Malaysian police are investigating the theft, MASkargo said. The gang of 20 thieves subdued 17 security guards using weapons and chloroform before stealing 585 cartons and 18 pallets of microchips and motherboards manufactured by a multinational company in Bayan Lepas, Malaysia, The Star newspaper reported Tuesday on its Web site. The stolen goods were estimated to be worth $12.7 million, making the theft the largest ever in Malaysia, it said. News reports in Malaysia have not named the multinational company that produced the chips. Several large companies, including Dell, Intel, and Advanced Micro Devices, have operations in Bayan Lepas, which is near Penang.
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A deadly explosion in the Philippines was probably not a bomb attack as first feared, police say.
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By Kristopher Hanson, Press-Telegram, Long Beach, Calif.  Dec. 14--LONG BEACH -- Financial negotiations over the placing of a  liquefied natural gas terminal in the Port of Long Beach have broken down  despite offers of up to $500 million by the company proposing the project.
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By Fraser Sherman, Destin Log, Fla.  Sep. 23--As planes taxi down the runway at Destin Airport, bulldozers are digging their blade into mountains of dirt.  After three years of controversy, heated meetings and legal battles, Jay Odom's Destin Jet terminal is now under construction.
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Philippine Foreign Affairs Undersecretary for Special Concerns and Crisis Management Committee chairman Rafael Seguis speaks about the situation of Filipino hostage Angelito Nayan at the Department of Foreign Affairs in suburban Manila Sunday, Oct.