China, Laos plan key rail link

Translate Request has too much data
Parameter name: request
Translate Request has too much data
Parameter name: request
China, Laos Plan to Start Key Rail Link - WSJ.com MoreBigChartsVirtual Stock ExchangeWSJ AsiaWSJ EuropeWSJ PortugueseWSJ SpanishWSJ Chinese SEARCH #hat_div { width:989px;} | Welcome, Logout My Account My Journal Help Message Center ( new)
U.S. Edition

WSJ.com is available in the following editions and languages:

U.S. Asia India China   Japan   Europe Americas en Español em Português Login/Register to set your edition Set my edition Today's Paper Video Blogs Journal Community

Go ProUpgrade to WSJ Pro: Get 4 Weeks Free Register for FREE Register for FREE Thank you for registering.

We sent an email to:

Please click on the link inside the email to complete your registration

Please register to gain free access to WSJ tools.

An account already exists for the email address entered.

Forgot your username or password?

This service is temporary unavailable due to system maintenance. Please try again later.

The username entered is already associated with
another account. Please enter a different username

The email address you have entered is already in use.
Please re-enter the email address.

First Name Last Name Email (your email address will be your login)Confirm Email Create a Password Confirm Password Company Size (Optional) Please make a selection 1-99 100-499500-9991,000-2,4992,500-4,9995,000-9,99910,000-14,99915,000-24,99925,000+Not Applicable

From time to time, we will send you e-mail announcements on new features and special offers from The Wall Street Journal Online.

Create a profile for me in the Journal Community

Why Register?

Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions

As a registered user of The Wall Street Journal Online, you will be able to:

Setup and manage your portfolio

Personalize your own news page

Receive and manage newsletters

Log In Log In Login Password Log in Your login is either a username or an email address.

Keep me logged in. Forgot your password?

Close Home World Asia Hong Kong China India Japan Business Markets Tech Life & Style Real Estate Personal Finance Opinion
Asia U.S. Europe Economy Autos Tech Management Media & Marketing Asia 200 Energy Law Health   More Industries   AccountingAdvertisingAirlinesBankingChemicalsComputer HardwareComputer SoftwareConsumer ProductsDefense & AerospaceEntertainmentFinancial Services & InsuranceFood & TobaccoHospitalityIndustrial Goods & ServicesInternetMarketing & StrategyMediaMetals & MiningPaper & Forest ProductsPharmaceutical & BiotechReal EstateRetailSemiconductorsSmall BusinessTransportationTelecommunicationsUtilities  

Dow Jones Reprints: This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only. To order presentation-ready copies for distribution to your colleagues, clients or customers, use the Order Reprints tool at the bottom of any article or visitwww.djreprints.com

See a sample reprint in PDF format.Order a reprint of this article nowBUSINESSDECEMBER 7, 2010, 8:59 P.M. ETChina, Laos Plan to Start Key Rail Link ArticleSlideshowStock QuotesCommentsmore in Business »BY NORIHIKO SHIROUZU

BEIJING—China and Laos will begin construction early next year of the first high-speed rail line between the two countries, a top Laotian official said, indicating progress in a project that symbolizes the growing economic ties between China and Southeast Asia.

Also Tuesday, a top Chinese official said China was ready to export and share its train technology, though he didn't offer details. The comments follow concern by train makers in other countries that Chinese companies are using tweaked or "re-engineered" Western technology to bid on contracts—an accusation Chinese officials deny. Foreign train producers maintain that selling such technology outside China ...

Email Printer Friendly Order Reprints Share:

facebook

Twitter

Digg

StumbleUpon

Viadeo

Orkut

Yahoo! Buzz

Fark

Reddit

LinkedIn

del.icio.us

MySpace

 

Copyright 2010 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved

This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only. Distribution and use of this material are governed by our Subscriber Agreement and by copyright law. For non-personal use or to order multiple copies, please contact Dow Jones Reprints at 1-800-843-0008 or visit

www.djreprints.com

Back To Back ToMSN Money HomepageMSN Money Investing Most Popular In Asia ReadEmailedVideoCommentedSearches1.Chinese Leader Called Data 'Man-Made'2.U.S. Steps Up Push on Korea Crisis3.Obama, GOP Reach Deal on Taxes4.China Clones, Sells Russian Fighter Jets5.Julian Assange Denied Bail Following Arrest1.Chinese Leader Called Data 'Man-Made'2.Baby May Be Giving You Mommy Thumb3.Veil Lifted on China's Next Top Duo4.Obama, GOP Reach Deal on Taxes5.U.S. Cable: China Ordered Google Hack1.News Hub: What the Tax Cut Plans Mean for You2.AM Report: Obama, GOP Strike Grand Tax Bargain3.Opinion Journal: A Good Tax Deal?4.Google's Andy Rubin with Motorola Tablet Prototype5.digits: Is 4G a Cable Substitute? Verizon Says So1.Deal Struck on Tax Package939 comments2.Obama Signals Openness to a Tax-Cut Deal706 comments3.Obama Woos Wary Party on Tax Deal479 comments4.Tax Deal Within Reach455 comments5.China Clones, Sells Russian Fighter Jets365 comments 1. Facebook 2. economy 3. Apple 4. Mad Men 5. China Most Read Articles Feed Most Emailed Feed Most Popular Video Feed Most Commented FeedMost Popular Feeds Editors' PicksSpalding Gray's Farewell PerformanceBig Bear Jackpot: Q&A With New Jersey HunterEpic History of the Holocaust ReturnsNurturing Creativity in the Next GenerationWine 101: Old World vs. NewToyota's Prius to Become Top Japan Seller — EverWalking Away from Your Home for DummiesWhat to Do With an Orphaned Franchise?Related Slideshows Email Printer Friendly Order Reprints Save This ? More

Share:

facebook

Twitter

Digg

StumbleUpon

Viadeo

Orkut

Yahoo! Buzz

Fark

Reddit

LinkedIn

del.icio.us

MySpace

  Loading... Market Data Center Footnotes*

Real-time U.S. stock quotes reflect trades reported through Nasdaq only; comprehensive U.S. stock quotes reflect trading in all markets and are delayed at least 15 minutes. All quote volume is comprehensive and reflects trading in all markets, delayed at least 15 minutes. International stock quotes are delayed as per exchange requirements.

Videoprevious next Starbucks' Schultz Reinvigorated Clientele, Stock3:37 Cummins Engine CEO's Spectacular Decade-Long Run4:01 Why Luxury Car Buyers May Expect a Wait2:13 Question of the Day Most Recommended CommentsComments CommentersCommenters 1. “
I started and own a business...;” - Mark Beck 189 Recommendations 2. “The reason we have a federal...;” - Justin Hertog 76 Recommendations 3. “Great idea! Let's all quit our...;” - Kathy Ebbert 74 Recommendations 4. “Rules for legislating:
1....;” - Jared Potter 72 Recommendations 5. “You point out something that the...;” - Jack Davidson 70 Recommendations Peter Venetoklis 771 Recommendations jean balloon 593 Recommendations Eric Nelson 481 Recommendations Greg Liautaud 471 Recommendations Jonathan Murray 459 Recommendations Most Active Discussions Journal Community Libertarians

Libertarian Psychology

The Obama Administration

Should payroll taxes be reduced for one year to stimulate the economy?

Libertarians

Libertarian Physics

Libertarians

Is Christianity compatible with libertarianism

The Obama Administration

Should the Bush-era tax cuts for all income levels be extended?

See all Discussion Groups More in BusinessFortune Brands Plans to Split UpMicrosoft to Add 'Tracking Protection' to Web BrowserGoogle Shows First Chrome OS LaptopsLongtime Madoff Friend SettlesCiti Regains Some Market Mojo null Email Newsletters and Alerts

The latest news and analysis delivered to your in-box. Check the boxes below to sign up.

WSJ.com Email Features News Alert In Today's Paper This Week's Most Popular Management NewsSubmit The email address null is already associated with another account. Please enter a different email address:

Enter Your Email

Sign UpNew! To sign up for Keyword or Symbol Alerts click here.To view or change all of your email settings, visit the Email Setup Center.

Thank you !
You will receive in your inbox.

To view or change all of your email settings, visit the Email Setup Center. null Email Newsletters and Alerts

The latest news and analysis delivered to your in-box. Check the boxes below to sign up.

WSJ.com Email Features This Week's Most Popular On the Editorial PageSubmit The email address null is already associated with another account. Please enter a different email address:

Enter Your Email

Sign UpManage Email Preferences

Thank you !
You will receive in your inbox.

Manage Email Preferences Answer a Question Journal Community Answers allows you to tap the knowledge of Community members. Answer a question below or ask a question.

Michael Koerner asks… Q: Why do some many people think Bernanke is doing such a great job? Please fill out the answer field.

The language you used does not comply with community standards. Please re-enter.

Enter your answer Answer Editors' PicksSpalding Gray's Farewell PerformanceBig Bear Jackpot: Q&A With New Jersey HunterEpic History of the Holocaust ReturnsNurturing Creativity in the Next GenerationWine 101: Old World vs. NewToyota's Prius to Become Top Japan Seller — EverWalking Away from Your Home for DummiesWhat to Do With an Orphaned Franchise? WSJ Web Slice CONTENT LINKS TO ACTUAL PAGE CONTAINING WEB SLICE FUNCTIONALITY. 15back to top WSJ.com Account:My AccountSubscriber Billing InfoCreate an Account:Register for FreeSubscribe to WSJ.comSign up for WSJ ProfessionalHelp & Information Center:HelpCustomer ServiceContact UsNew on WSJ.comTour the new JournalAbout:News LicensingAdvertisingConferencesAbout Dow JonesPrivacy Policy - UpdatedSubscriber Agreement & Terms of Use - UpdatedCopyright PolicyJobs at WSJ.comFuture Leadership ProgramAsia 200 AwardsChina Financial Markets ConferenceUpcoming Events in AsiaWSJ.com:Site MapHomeWorldU.S.BusinessMarketsMarket DataTechPersonal FinanceLife & StyleOpinionAutosCareersReal EstateSmall BusinessCorrectionsTools & FormatsToday's PaperVideo CenterGraphicsColumnsBlogsTopicsGuidesAlertsNewslettersMobileTablet EditionPodcastsRSS FeedsJournal Community- Message CenterWSJ on TwitterWSJ on FacebookWSJ on FoursquareMy JournalPortfolioDigital NetworkWSJ.comMarketwatch.comBarrons.comSmartMoney.comAllThingsD.comFINS: Finance, IT jobs, Sales jobsBigCharts.comVirtual Stock ExchangeWSJ RadioWSJ U.S. EditionWSJ Asia EditionWSJ Europe EditionWSJ India PageForeign language editions:WSJ ChineseWSJ JapaneseWSJ PortugueseWSJ SpanishACAP EnabledCopyright ©2010 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved

View the original article here