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As for CS Henry Tang, his support rating drops to 45 marks, with an approval rate of 29%.

Who could possibly explain something as absurd as a price drop from $147 to $37 a barrel in just four months?

[...] [...] rupiah (IDR) plunged from 2,500 to nearly 20,000.

[...] [...] fair value of an investment is less than its [...] [...]

Our latest survey shows that the popularity of CE Donald Tsang and his governing team continue to drop, as many officials registered their historical low popularity figures.

[...] [...] they must at least wait until the MRIR has fallen from 14.6% or [...]

Yet China’s spending on basic and applied research has been in decline from 35 per cent in 1995 to 17 per cent in 2009, and its proportion of ‘invention’ patents has been falling since 2004.

[...] expected to moderate through 2008 to 3.4%, down 2.3% from [...] [...]

And while the perception is that US fiscal policy has not been tightened, public consumption has contributed negatively to US GDP during the last four quarters to the tune of 0.5% of GDP, more than half among state and local governments.

Market share of container throughput in Wuhan slightly decreased from 43% to 42%, the market share decreased was due to the shifting of some of the trans-shipment cargoes during the second quarter to our competing port, which was recently allowed by the Wuhan Customs to operate trans-shipment business, the Group was the sole operator of trans-shipment business in the past.

In the case of equity investments classified as available-for-sale, a significant or prolonged decline in the fair value of the securities below its cost is also evidence that the assets are impaired.

[...] [...] of that investment below its cost.

[...] [...] commodity prices) falling on average 17% [...] [...]

The current investor compensation levies will be imposed if the net asset value of the ICF falls below $1 billion.

[...] and was up to second, but I had to [...]

For an available-for sale equity investment, a significant or prolonged decline in the fair value of that investment below its cost is considered to be objective evidence of impairment.

In 2010, it dropped to 15.0 million tonnes owing to reduced catches of anchoveta, representing a decrease of 12.9 percent compared with 2009, of 18.2 percent compared with 2008, and of 42.8 percent with respect to 2000.

According to IDC, the ASSP market in 2001 was impacted by the regional economic downturn and world events, such as the September 11 incident. Market growth has dropped considerably to 39.4 per cent, compared to 148.9 per cent in 2000.

Therefore, COSCO Pacific’s share of profit of CIMC in 2012 decreased to US$61,895,000 (2011: US$119,799,000), a significant decrease of 48.3% compared with last year.

[...] [...] resettlement needs surpassed the annual capacity [...]

Subsequent to the announcement by the Executive and Supervisory Committee of the exercise of “Discount Circuit Breaker”, CGSE will declare the suspension of trading. A discounted price will be determined as an settlement price, and Members must forthwith register their deals on board to settle spot gold and fix a carrying charge.

These were determined to be impaired on the basis of material decline in their fair value below cost and there are indications that these may not be recovered.

The continued recovery witnessed in the first quarter - the S&P 500 index increased five per cent, interest rates remained relatively steady and AA corporate spreads and volatility declined somewhat from year-end 2009 levels – was reversed in the second quarter – the S&P 500 index ended the first half of the year down 7.6 per cent, 10-year Treasury rates dropped below three per cent, swap rates declined to approximate historic lows, AA corporate spreads increased slightly and volatility increased to levels more consistent with the end of the first half of 2009.

[...] manufacturing has fallen as a share of [...]

It received about one third of its trust funds resources from private donors in the biennium 2004-2005, and decreased to about one fifth in the biennium 2008-2009, although it remains high compared with other organizations.

It is likely that the HK$0.01 last traded (nominal) price could have been brought down a while ago [...] [...]

Suntech (NYSE: STP), which calls itself the market leader even though its market cap is smaller than several of its rivals, saw its shares tumble 8 percent to $1.78 on Friday, near an all-time low, after HSBC reduced its price target for the company.