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China ADRs: AirMedia Group, LDK Solar Gain; PetroChina, Sinopec Decline

Tian Hou, a New York-based analyst with Pali Capital Inc. , wrote in a note after an investor meeting with the company. China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. (SNP US) dropped 1 percent to $86.33, its lowest price since Nov. 4. Sinopec, as the company is known, fell... Full Article at Bloomberg.com

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