Business -- November 28, 2005

• 640 projects launched in Tibet with non-governmental fund
• Additional fees on jet fuel extended to next March
• BOC: Overseas investment not to threat national financial safety
• Chinese hydropwer to see installed capacity up 80 pct by 2010
• China becomes No. 1 target of ROK investment

• China mulls cutting big surplus in trade
• China's scale of BOP transactions reaches $1.14 trillion
• China reports soaring investment overseas in 1st half year
• Development of energy efficient autos encouraged
• Export of aluminium to reach 660,000 tons

• HK economy grows 8.2 pct in 3rd quater
• India plans to propose energy pact with China
• Official: Short-term BOP crisis unlikely to happen
• Undersupply of coal to ease in 2006
• Vice premier makes phone call congratulating on 96 percent of Chinese villages reached by telephone