AFP – World oil prices fell on Tuesday as the market reacted to the end of the peak demand season coming at a time when supplies are high, analysts said.
Also tagged business, ddp, fell-on-tuesday, market, millauer, oil-prices, the-end, the-market, the-peak, tuesday, worldAFP – The head of South Korea’s second-largest automaker Kia Motors has resigned to take responsibility for mass vehicle recalls caused by defective electrical wiring, the company said Tuesday.
Also tagged business, defective-electrical, motors, ralston, south, south-korea, take-responsibility, vehicle-recallsAFP – The World Trade Organization will issue its long-awaited opinion on Europe’s challenge to American subsidies to US aerospace giant Boeing next week, a source close to the matter said Monday.
Also tagged aerospace-giant, boeing, business, europe, its-long-awaited, matter, opinion-on-europe, organization, source-close, the-matter, will-issue, world, world-tradeAFP – Japan’s top minicar maker Suzuki Motor Corp. is to build a new auto assembly plant near the Indian capital New Delhi in a bid to meet growing demand in the country, a newspaper reported on Sunday.
Also tagged bouys, business, country, delhi, gabriel-bouys, indian, japan, near-the-indian, new-auto, reported-on-sunday, suzuki, suzuki-motor, the-country, top-minicarAFP – The IMF and the UN labour agency are urging advanced economies not to cut government spending before 2011, warning that a move to tighten fiscal policies could hurt the global recovery.
Also tagged advanced-economies, agency, business, cut-government, global, hurt-the-global, imf, labour-agency, spending-before, tighten-fiscalAFP – South Korea’s second largest carmaker Kia Motors said Friday it is recalling about 35,000 vehicles sold in the United States due to faulty wiring in interior lights that could cause fires.
Also tagged business, car-firm, faulty-wiring, friday, honda, interior-lights, motors, second-largest, south, south-korea, south-korean, united, united-statesAFP – Scottish oil exploration group Cairn Energy said Thursday it had resumed operations on a rig off the coast of Greenland after Greenpeace ended a protest.
Also tagged allagui, cairn-energy, coast, greenpeace, ilulissat, oil-exploration, said-it-had, science, scottish, the-coast, the-ice, thursday, thursday-it-hadAFP – The German unemployment rate was stable in August at 7.6 percent of the workforce, official figures showed on Tuesday as the number of people seeking work edged slightly lower to 3.188 million people.
Also tagged business, christof-stache, german, number, nuremberg, people-seeking, southern, tuesday, work-edgedAFP – UC Rusal, the world’s biggest aluminium producer, said Tuesday that it swung back to profit in the first half of 2010 as a recovery in the global economy boosted demand for base metals.
Also tagged alexander-nemenov, boosted, business, economy-boosted, rusal, the-first, the-global, the-world, worldAP – Oil prices fell below $74 a barrel Tuesday in Asia, extending losses from the previous session as global stock markets slump after a disappointing U.S.
Also tagged ddp, european, markets-slump, norbert-millauer, oil-prices, prices-fell, session-as-global, stock-markets, tuesday, weak-dollar