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RSSThe world is sprawling with concerns for the environment threatened by the increasing air pollution in the upper part of the earth, led by increased air travels. China branded for its cheaper and portable goods-production has laid its hands on the...
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Wall Street has turned around sharply with stock index futures shooting higher in response to an emergency half-point interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve.
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AP, Washington
The Federal Reserve has ordered an emergency interest rate cut of a half a percentage point to cope with the worst financial crisis since the 1929 stock market crash.
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AP, New Orleans
A prolonged recession and a tight credit market would cripple New Orleans’ still-fragile recovery from Hurricane Katrina, delaying or eliminating road work, new...
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Wall Street looked set to plunge along with markets across the world on Wednesday as fears about the growing financial crisis and fears of a global recession continued...
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AP, London
European markets tumbled in early trading Wednesday amid ongoing fears about the state of credit markets despite the British government’s 50 billion pound ($87.5...
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The British government announced a 50 billion pounds ($87.5 billion) plan on Wednesday to partly nationalize major banks, with taxpayers taking stakes in a bid to shore...
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The British government announced a 50 billion pounds ($87.5 billion) plan on Wednesday to partly nationalize major banks, with taxpayers taking stakes in a bid to shore...
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AP, Vienna
Investor concerns that the U.S. credit crisis was enveloping the globe and will hurt demand for crude drove oil prices down Wednesday.
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AP, Paris
U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson made a mistake by letting investment bank Lehman Brothers fail, France’s finance minister said Wednesday.
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AP, Tokyo
Shares of Toyota Motor Corp. plunged Wednesday following a major business daily report that Toyota’s operating profit would fall 40 percent this fiscal year...
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Japan’s stock market plummeted 9.4 percent _ its biggest one-day drop in 21 years _ Wednesday as investors rushed for the exits on deepening fears over the global...
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AP, Singapore
Oil prices fell below $87 a barrel Wednesday in Asia on investor concerns that the credit crisis that began in the U.S. will trigger a prolonged global economic...
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A meltdown in confidence strangled Asian stock markets Wednesday on accelerating fears that the widening financial crisis could spawn a global recession.
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AP, Stockholm
Volvo Cars says it plans to slash more than 3,000 jobs because of decreasing demand.
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AP, Moscow
Russian news agencies say Moscow’s MICEX (MY’sex) stock exchange has been shut down until Friday after opening with steep losses.
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AP, Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s de factor central bank said Wednesday it would slash its benchmark interest rate by 1 percentage point to 2.5 percent to encourage lending amid the...
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AP, London
The British government has announced an $87.5 billion plan to partially nationalize its major banks in a bid to restore economic stability.
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AP, Singapore
Oil prices fell to $89 a barrel Wednesday in Asia on investor concerns that the credit crisis that began in the U.S. will trigger a prolonged global economic slowdown...
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AP, Tokyo
Asian stock markets plunged Wednesday as recent steps by the world’s major economies to fortify credit markets failed to stem escalating fears that the spreading...
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Google Inc., the leader in online search and advertising, is muscling in on video game territory _ though it won’t exactly be in the form of a shoot ‘em up...
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Airbus is likely to announce new aircraft orders worth more than $20 billion or £10.2 billion at the current Paris Air Show this week. According to the reports...
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EasyJet Plc, Europe’s second-largest low-cost carrier, has recently unveiled its vision of a short haul aircraft that it expects will produce 50 percent less...
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The Boeing Company, the world’s second-largest maker of commercial aircraft, announced a $3.5 billion sale of airplanes to Aeroflot, the Russian national airline,...
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European Union transportation ministers have finally approved the ‘Open Skies’ deal with the United States to unlock the $18 billion trans-Atlantic aviation...
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The Chinese cabinet has recently cleared in principle a plan to manufacture the country’s own large passenger airplanes. The decision to manufacture large...
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FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) plans to impose new safety measures for air-tour companies that offer their services in most celebrated destinations. A thorough...
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EU Emission Trading System incorporated international flights in and out of the EU in order to reduce the green house effects by levying new taxes on airlines. As per...
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The British Airlines unveiled its new Club World seat, which is an upgraded version of its earlier one. This time company has emphasized on wider space, privacy and...
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The cutthroat competition in Aviation companies is forcing them to initiate new services everyday, which was not possible earlier. The business class airlines are a few...
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The 60th birthday of Cathay Pacific has come up with double elation as Forbes has crowned the Airlines the best first class carrier of the year. In order to commemorate...
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In an astonishing move, Indian Airlines has fired its air hostesses along with eleven employees merely for being over weigh, arguing that airline has changed its vision...
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Singapore Airlines has gone a few steps further in providing luxurious amenities and in its new move, company has added largest 80-inch bed for their first class...
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US Department of Transportation(DOT) approves Jetstar’s international flights between Australia and Honolulu. Flights start on 23rd November.
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