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Smugglers sink drug subs case

A Navy helicopter whipped the waves as the U.S. Coast Guard closed in on the suspected drug traffickers abandoning their homemade submarine off the coast of Ecuador.

Chrysler denies talks with Renault to sell assets

Chrysler LLC denied on Wednesday it is selling plants or any of its three brands --which include Jeep and Dodge -- to the joint Renault SA-Nissan.But, LaSorda said Chrysler might sell tooling for car models it no longer produces.

OzForex Daily Commentary - 15/01/2009

Australian Dollar: In what was a very volatile session in Asia yesterday the Aussie dollar climbed back from its open near 66 cents to post a late afternoon high slightly above the

Tiger Woods is Getting Stronger and Better

Tiger Woods is getting closer to making a return to competitive golf. Woods has not set a definite time table for his return but he has been playing some practice holes with coach Hank Haney.

This Week In Petroleum - Jan 14

The monthly energy supply, demand, and price forecast published in the Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO) was extended by one year, through December 2010, in the issue released yesterday by the Energy Information

Yahoo's Bartz 'uninspiring'

Embattled search giant Yahoo named respected Silicon Valley veteran Carol Bartz to replace co-founder Jerry Yang as its CEO, but industry observers question her readiness to run an internet-based business.

Deutsche bank forecasts full year huge loss

Germany's biggest bank Deutsche Bank AG reported on Monday it estimates a loss of 4.8 billion euro or $6.4 billion on the fourth quarter on what it called exceptional market conditions which impacted sales and trading businesses.

9 Money-Saving Travel Tips

The fluctuations in the economy may change a lot of things, but one thing that remains the same is the desire to explore new places and experience new cultures. It?s just that now, when travelers....

Film production in LA drops to a record low

Film production in the city of Los Angeles dropped to its lowest level in 15 years by the end of 2008, according to FilmL.A., the group that coordinates on-location film schools.

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