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Spectra-Sable Island will not return on schedule

Spectra Energy (SE.N) units Maritimes Canada and Maritimes U.S. said in separate website postings Tuesday that they learned the Sable Island Offshore Energy Project in Nova Scotia production facility would not return to service as originally scheduled from its planned service outage.

Auto sales: hangover awaits after

For a few frenzied weeks this summer, the U.S. auto industry has been partying like the good old days of 2007 -- before demand dropped off a cliff.

Toyota to lift November Japan output: report

Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T) plans to raise its production in Japan for the first time in 16 months in November thanks to a recovery in auto sales driven by government incentives, the Asahi newspaper reported on Tuesday.

Regulators examine Goldman's tips: report

U.S. securities regulators are examining weekly meetings at Goldman Sachs Group Inc , where research analysts offer tips to traders and then to big clients, the Wall Street Journal reported on its website.

Primus confident of bid for AIG unit

Primus Financial Holdings is very confident it will get approval from Taiwan's regulators for its bid to buy AIG's Taiwan insurance unit, a top executive from the investment firm said on Tuesday.

Dangerous celebrity cyber searches

Internet security company McAfee Inc. says, both tabloid fixture Megan Fox and American icon Angelina Jolie resulted in an equal number of risky download Web sites, proving cybercriminals are in the business of capitalizing on the world’s most famous faces.

Oil hits 10-month high of $75 on data

Oil hit $75 for the first time in 10 months on Tuesday, recouping earlier losses in line with equity markets on data that showed U.S. house prices climbed and consumer confidence rose to the strongest since May.

Sugar guidelines could hurt soft drink firms

The American Heart Association's recommendation on Monday to cut back dramatically on sugar may be a blow or opportunity for soft drink makers, who have been accused of helping fuel the U.S. obesity epidemic.

Distressed Real Estate Reaches $114B

The total value of distressed commercial real estate reached $114.2 billion in August, according to the latest issue of the quarterly Distressed Commercial Real Estate Journal. The journal is published by the Distressed Asset Recovery Team--a consultancy formed earlier this year by Beers and Cutler, Delta Associates, Fore Consulting, and BlackwellAdvisors--and uses data provided by several firms i...

Hanover Marriott sold for $27M, will get $20M upgrade

The Hanover Marriott, an upscale hotel on Route 10 in the Whippany section of the township, has been sold for $27 million to HEI Hotels & Resorts, which will invest $20 million to fully renovate all public and private spaces of the 353-room hotel, according to the NJBIZ reports.

Yahoo to launch Arabic portal with Arab partner

U.S. internet powerhouse Yahoo said on Tuesday it is acquiring Maktoob.com, one of the Arab world's largest online portals, in a bid to tap into the Arab region, making Yahoo available in Arabic.

Heart group draws hard line on sugar intake

Americans need to cut back dramatically on sugar consumption, the American Heart Association said on Monday in a recommendation that is likely to rile food and beverage companies.

GM negotiator to meet with Opel task force

General Motors' chief negotiator in the sale of Opel will on Tuesday meet a task force created by the German government to discuss the U.S. carmaker's plans for the European unit, a German politician said.

Asia way short of vaccine to fight swine flu: WHO

Asia is going to be way short of the new H1N1 vaccine to fight swine flu when the next surge of infections hits during the cold season this year, a spokesman for the World Health Organization said on Tuesday.

6 Realities of Doing Business on the Social Web

Perhaps the most remarkable thing about online networking is the wide range of reactions it stirs up. Some real estate professionals swear by it. Others say it's a diversion at best-and an utter waste of time at worst.

Bollinger Bands

Bollinger Bands are a technical trading tool created by John Bollinger in the early 1980s. They arose from the need for adaptive trading bands and the observation that volatility was dynamic, not static as was widely believed at the time. The purpose of Bollinger Bands is to provide a relative definition of high and low. By definition prices are high at the upper band and low at the lower band.

No Iran atom expansion since May

Iran has not expanded the number of centrifuges enriching uranium at its Natanz nuclear site since the end of May after increasing capacity steadily over the previous three years, diplomats said.

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