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Senate keeps car sales stimulus in war bill

The U.S. Senate rejected on Thursday an attempt to strip a $1 billion program aimed at spurring flagging U.S. car sales from a pending $106 billion war funding bill.
Jun 19, 2009

Incentives add shine to China solar drive

Beijing's bid to boost the solar energy sector could draw more than $10 billion in private funding for projects and put China on track to become a leading market for solar equipment in the next three years.
Jun 19, 2009

Kyocera eyes solar panel growth in Japan

Kyocera Corp, fighting to hold its own in a competitive solar panel market, is banking on a revival of Japanese subsidies to bolster sales, and said orders for its panels in Japan have jumped this year.
Jun 19, 2009

EU must act now to hit energy saving goal: report

The European Union is likely to miss its target of cutting energy consumption by a fifth by 2020 unless it takes bolder action, the European Commission said at the start of a public consultation.
Jun 19, 2009

RIM outlook disappoints, sending shares lower

Research In Motion offered investors an outlook on Thursday that fell short of some expectations, sending the BlackBerry maker's stock sliding 5 percent even as the company reported a higher quarterly profit that topped forecasts.
Jun 19, 2009

Nuclear nations rush to lock in uranium deals

A global shift toward nuclear power is prompting countries to rush to lock in long-term access to tight supplies of uranium, and China and India look to be the next players to get in on the action.
Jun 19, 2009

Stocks climb, dollar dips; confidence lifted

Equity markets and high yielding currencies gained on Friday while bonds and the dollar fell, as U.S. jobs and factory data the previous session rekindled hopes that the global economy may be recovering from recession.
Jun 19, 2009

Google translation tool aims to improve Iran info access

Google Inc released a tool that translates Internet blogs, news articles and text messages from English to Persian, and vice-versa, in a move the firm said will improve access to information amid the turmoil and media restrictions following Iran's disputed election.
Jun 19, 2009

Beijing seeks volunteers to monitor Internet: Xinhua

The city of Beijing will recruit tens of thousands of volunteers to monitor the Internet, state media said on Friday, echoing decades of mobilizing senior citizens and other volunteers to patrol its neighborhoods.
Jun 19, 2009

Decline in world economy moderating: IMF's Lipsky

The International Monetary Fund is likely to revise its 2010 growth forecast for the world economy up with signs the rate of decline in global output has moderated, a senior IMF official said on Friday.
Jun 19, 2009

Vast crowd gathers for Khamenei sermon in Tehran

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei appealed for calm on Friday and attacked enemies questioning the result of a presidential vote that has sparked the biggest street protests in the Islamic Republic's history.
Jun 19, 2009

LCD TV sales outlook raised for 2009: DisplaySearch

Global LCD TV sales volume is expected to increase by 21 percent this year, faster than a previous forecast, helped by strong sales in developed markets and China's stimulus spending program, speeding up the transition to flat-screen TVs, DisplaySearch said.
Jun 19, 2009

Bailed-out banks' CEOs used jets for personal use: report

Chief executives of some banks that received federal money, including Bank of America Corp, Morgan Stanley and Regions Financial Corp, used company jets for their personal use, the Wall Street Journal reported on its website.
Jun 19, 2009

Sony CEO says restructuring steps on track

Sony Corp Chief Executive Howard Stringer said the loss-making Japanese electronics conglomerate's turnaround efforts, which include job cuts, plant closures and a management reshuffle, are advancing well.
Jun 19, 2009

Asia stocks snap 4-day slide, bond yields up

Asian stocks snapped a four-day slide on Friday and government bond yields climbed after upbeat U.S. factory and jobs data provided more evidence that the global economy is recovering from its deep recession.
Jun 19, 2009

Former Merrill execs discussed buying back bank: report

Bank of America Corp Chief Executive Ken Lewis was approached by three former Merrill Lynch executives this year to discuss buying back some or all of their old company, but he politely rebuffed them, the Financial Times reported on its website. Dan Tully, former Merrill CEO, Launny Steffens, former head of Merrill's private client business, and Winthrop Smith Jr, son of one of Merr...
Jun 19, 2009

Stanford in U.S. court Friday in massive fraud case

Texas billionaire Allen Stanford will appear in a federal court in Virginia on Friday over allegations of massive fraud involving his Antigua bank, U.S. officials said after he surrendered to the FBI.
Jun 19, 2009

Thousands mourn Iranians killed in protests

Iran's supreme leader will address the nation on Friday for the first time since a disputed election result triggered the biggest protests the Islamic Republic has seen.
Jun 19, 2009

Stanford surrenders to FBI, in court Friday

Texas billionaire Allen Stanford has surrendered to authorities and will face criminal charges on Friday tied to an alleged massive fraud involving certificates of deposit issued by his Antigua bank, his lawyer said.
Jun 18, 2009

Motorola unveils Endeavor HX1 Bluetooth headset

Motorola unveils Endeavor HX1 Bluetooth headset Global headset leader, Motorola on Thursday unveiled its first combine crystal talk Bluetooth headset Endeavor HX1, bundles with true bone conduction technology, and is set to hit Asia next month.
Jun 18, 2009

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