Новости за 14.09.2015

KHOBAR, Saudi Arabia, Sept 14 (Reuters) - China's Shandong Electric Power Construction Corp (SEPCO) will likely win a contract to help expand the capacity of the main gas pipeline across Saudi Arabia, industry sources said.

* CSI300 ends down 1.97 pct, Shanghai Composite Index -2.67 pct

Sept 14 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe have recalled wicketkeeper-batsman Richmond Mutumbami for the series of two Twenty20s and three one-dayers at home to Pakistan that start later this month.

Sept 14 (Reuters) - Alcoa Inc said it would stop production at its Suralco alumina refinery in Suriname due to dwindling bauxite ore supply.

NEW DELHI, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Gujarat, the state Prime Minister Narendra Modi ran for more than a decade, is India's best place for conducting business, the World Bank said on Monday, in a report that ranks the country's states in an effort to encourage them to cut red tape.

ZURICH (Reuters) - The head of a global prosecutors group on Monday demanded an independent investigation into the death earlier this year of the Argentine prosecutor looking into the bombing of a Jewish community centre in Buenos Aires.

Malcolm Turnbull, a multi-millionaire lawyer and former tech entrepreneur, wins a secret party vote to become Australia's new Prime Minister, deposing his longtime rival Tony Abbott. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Malcolm Turnbull, a multi-millionaire lawyer and former tech entrepreneur, wins a secret party vote to become Australia's new Prime Minister, deposing his longtime rival Tony Abbott. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Malcolm Turnbull, a multi-millionaire lawyer and former tech entrepreneur, wins a secret party vote to become Australia's new Prime Minister, deposing his longtime rival Tony Abbott. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Malcolm Turnbull, a multi-millionaire lawyer and former tech entrepreneur, wins a secret party vote to become Australia's new Prime Minister, deposing his longtime rival Tony Abbott. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Malcolm Turnbull, a multi-millionaire lawyer and former tech entrepreneur, wins a secret party vote to become Australia's new Prime Minister, deposing his longtime rival Tony Abbott. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Will weak data from China, an outside chance of policy easing in Japan and mixed economic signals in the euro zone be enough to divert the US Federal Reserve from its march towards a rate hike? David Pollard reports.

Toshiba Corp swung to a first-quarter loss on weak PC and TV sales, raising pressure on its new chief executive, who is already tasked with improving governance after a $1.3 billion accounting scandal. As Grace Pascoe reports the results come as Japan's economy struggles

Will weak data from China, an outside chance of policy easing in Japan and mixed economic signals in the euro zone be enough to divert the US Federal Reserve from its march towards a rate hike? David Pollard reports.

Toshiba Corp swung to a first-quarter loss on weak PC and TV sales, raising pressure on its new chief executive, who is already tasked with improving governance after a $1.3 billion accounting scandal. As Grace Pascoe reports the results come as Japan's economy struggles

Toshiba Corp swung to a first-quarter loss on weak PC and TV sales, raising pressure on its new chief executive, who is already tasked with improving governance after a $1.3 billion accounting scandal. As Grace Pascoe reports the results come as Japan's economy struggles

Will weak data from China, an outside chance of policy easing in Japan and mixed economic signals in the euro zone be enough to divert the US Federal Reserve from its march towards a rate hike? David Pollard reports.

EASTBOURNE, England (Reuters) - Controlling the pace of the game is a priority for South Africa as they plan for their opening Rugby World Cup fixture against Japan in Brighton on Saturday, assistant coach John McFarland said on Monday.

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong lawyers expressed "deep concerns" on Monday over comments by Beijing's top official in the city over the weekend, saying they had sparked fears about the city's rule of law and were "regrettable".

CAIRO (Reuters) - The number of Mexican tourists accidentally killed by Egyptian security in the western desert on Monday has risen to eight, security and judicial sources said.

EASTBOURNE, England, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Controlling the pace of the game is a priority for South Africa as they plan for their opening Rugby World Cup fixture against Japan in Brighton on Saturday, assistant coach John McFarland said on Monday.

GENEVA (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's new government said on Monday it was setting up a South Africa-style truth and reconciliation commission to look into atrocities during its long civil war, as it came under renewed pressure to prosecute perpetrators.

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union members were on collision course on Monday over proposals to distribute asylum-seekers across the continent, a plan backed by safe-haven Germany but resisted by several ex-Communist states in the east.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - Thriller "The Perfect Guy" narrowly beat out horror film "The Visit" for first place at the weekend box office, picking up a leading $26.7 million.

LONDON (Reuters) - Away from the glitz and glamour of the Rugby World Cup, an experiment that could have a major influence on the way the game is approached at all levels is being played out against the backdrop of the Welsh valleys.