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China says billions missing from public funds
AFP, Shanghai
Over 34.4 billion dollars went missing from public funds in China in the first 11 months of 2009, state media said ruesday, with national auditors highlighting embezzle ment, waste and fraud.
Over 230 people, including 67 government officials, have been handed over to disciplinary or judicial authorities for their roles in the missing funds, the China Daily said, citing the National Audit Office.
The audit covered 99,000 companies, government agencies and public institutions across the nation, Liu Jiayi, China's top auditor, told a national auditing conference.
Of the 234.7 billion yuan (34.4 billion dollars) found missing in the audit, 16.3 billion yuan had already been recovered, it said.
Premier Wen Jiabao told auditors at the conference to step up efforts to tackle corruption, according to the report.
China s state auditor has the power to review government accounts, but its lack of law enforcement powers means that many irregularities do not result in prosecutions.
India's 3G auction set for further delay
AFP, New Delhi
India's long-awaited auction for third generation (3G) mobile telecom services has been delayed again and will miss a January 14 deadline, officials said Tuesday.
"It will obviously not be on January 14. We will announce it (a new date for the auction) soon on our website," an official in the telecoms department told Dow Jones Newswires, asking not to be named.
The Business Standard newspaper reported that the auction, which has already been delayed several times, was now likely to take place at the end of February.
The government has said it aims to raise 250 billion rupees (5.38 billion dollars) from the sale of 3G bandwidth that would allow high-speed Internet, video downloads and other sophisticated services on cellular telephones.
The money raised from the auction is set to help plug a yawning fiscal deficit.
Last week, Telecommunications Minister A. Raja had assured that the auction would be held on time despite his ministry missing a deadline to send out invitations to potential bidders. Consumer groups try to block Google purchase of AdMob
AFP, Washington
Two consumer groups urged the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Monday to block Internet search and advertising giant Google's proposed purchase of mobile ad vertising company Ad Mob.
In a joint letter, Consumer Watchdog and the Center for Digital Democracy (CDD) asked the FTC to oppose Google's acquisition of AdMob on anti-trust grounds and said the deal also raises privacy concerns.
The move comes after Google said last week that the FTC was seeking more information about its proposed 750- million -dollar acquisition of AdMob.
"The proposed deal would substantially lessen competition in the increasingly important mobile advertising market." Consumer Watchdog and the CDD said in their letter to FTC chairman Jon Leibowitz.
"Instead of acquiring dominance in this increasingly important market through legitimate competition and innovation, Google is buying its way to a preeminent position," the non-profit groups said.
Rothschild scion to invest in Rusal
AFP, Hong Kong
A scion of the Rothschild banking family plans to invest in the Hong Kong initial public orfering of the world's largest aluminium producer UC Rusal, reports said Tuesday.
Hedge fund manager Nathaniel Rothschild will get behind the two-billion-US-dollar share sale, the South China Morning Post reported, after regulators had delayed its approval several times since late November. Rothschild is a friend of Rusal's Chief Executive Oleg Deripaska, Dow Jones Newswires said.
Global asset manager Black Rock, New York hedge fund firm Paulson & Co. and Los Angeles-based Capital Group are all considering buying shares in the IPO, Dow Jones said last Friday.