Sri Lanka doing massive deals with ChinaSri Lanka will soon build a second international airport on the south of the island, with much of the money coming from... | |
Emaar Properties to go ahead with Lombok proposalGulf company, Emaar Properties, has announced it will restart discussions with the Indonesian government on a project that was postponed during the economic... |
| Toyota Troubles Put Spotlight On Us Safety Agency (AP Photo/Ben Margot)Toyota Prius vehicles are seen for sale Wednesday, March 10, 2010, in Hayward, Calif. The government sent investigators Tuesday to examine a Prius that sped out of control on a... |
| Mps Attack Transport Canada's Handling Of Toyota File OTTAWA Transport Canada came under fire Thursday over the way it handled Toyota's safety concerns after revealing authorities had received 17 acceleration-related complaints without taking... |
| Lawmakers To Probe Government Safety Agency's Handling Of Toyota Recalls, Auto Industry WASHINGTON - The U.S. government may require automakers to include brake systems that can override the gas pedal in response to Toyota's massive recalls, auto safety officials told Congress on... |
| Transport Canada Grilled By Mps Over Toyota Recall Members of Parliament grilled Transport Canada officials Thursday about what they knew about safety problems with Toyota vehicles — and when they knew it. But many MPs were not satisfied with the... |
| Abc Admits Tinkering With Toyota Report ABC News has admitted it used visuals in a report on acceleration problems with Toyota vehicles that didn't demonstrate what was actually happening. The network's handling of a Feb.... |
| Bhp’s Kloppers Winning War To End Annual Price Talks March 12 (Bloomberg) -- Marius Kloppers, chief executive officer of BHP Billiton Ltd., is winning his war on how the steel industry buys its raw... |
| New Zealand May Trail Region In Raising Rates On Weak Recovery March 12 (Bloomberg) -- New Zealand’s central bank may be one of the last in the Asia-Pacific region to raise interest rates this year due to a “sluggish” economic... |
| Food Inflation Spreads To Other Areas: Rbi NEW DELHI: Food inflation cooled a tad to 17.81% during the last week of February. But overall inflation may not see much decline soon due to costlier motor fuels. While food prices are expected to... |
| Astrazeneca Teams Up With Torrent For 18 Generic Drugs AHMEDABAD: Leading UK drugmaker AstraZeneca Plc will brand and market 18 medicines manufactured by the Rs 1,600-crore Ahmedabad-based pharma company Torrent Pharmaceuticals in 9 emerging ... |
| Drug Patents Worth $60bn To Expire In 4 Years CHENNAI: Nearly $60 billion worth of patents for drugs is set to expire in the next four years across the world and Indian pharmaceutical companies are now in a position to take a major share of ... |
| 'banks Convert Forex Losses Into Term Loans' MUMBAI: A few leading banks, including some from the public sector, have been converting losses arising out of exposure to foreign exchange derivatives contracts into term loans for companies which... |
| Fortis To Buy 24% In Parkway NEW DELHI: In the largest overseas deal in healthcare, Fortis Healthcare will acquire nearly 24% "strategic" stake in Singapore-based healthcare group, Parkway Holdings from TPG Capital (formerly ... |
| Toyota Arm Recalls 2.7l Vehicles TOKYO: Daihatsu Motor Co, a subsidiary of embattled Toyota, said on Thursday it was recalling almost 275,000 vehicles due to possible defects, the latest in a raft of problems hitting Japanese ... |
| Pes May Need To Recast Deal Setup MUMBAI: With the Bombay high court ruling against any restriction on transfer of shares in public companies, the structuring of PE deals has come under scanner. Rejecting an arbitral award... |
| Airtel Enters Digital Media Business NEW DELHI: Bharti Airtel, an integrated telecom services providers, entered into the business of content delivery solution, in which the company will broadcast movies to various cinema halls,... |
| Rti Covers Info On Tax Refunds CHENNAI: Getting tax refunds from the income-tax (I-T) department is a hassle for many citizens, who either do not receive it or get it only after many years. In a landmark ruling, the Central ... |
| Taj Air On A Revamp Mode MUMBAI: Taj Air (formerly known as Megapode Airlines), an air charter services company which the Tatas acquired from the Wadias, is on a revamp mode. The company is replacing its older fleet, ... |
| Bmw 2009 Profit Beats Forecast Aided By Cost Cuts FRANKFURT: BMW's cost-cutting measures have begun to gain traction as the German premium automaker posted a better-than-expected 2009 profit despite lower vehicle production. BMW said yesterday,... |
| Toyota Prius Is The Latest Reported Runaway Toyota U.S. transportation officials say they're investigating a report that a Toyota Prius accelerated on its own and crashed into a stone wall in suburban New York.The crash Tuesday marked the second... |
| Toyota Hearing: Auto Safety Agency A 'lapdog' Not Watchdog Toyota 's massive recalls are prompting Congress to reconsider whether the nation's auto safety agency has lived up to its mission of protecting... |
| Toyota Acceleration Complaints Landed In Ottawa Before Recall OTTAWA -- Transport Canada received 17 complaints regarding unexplained acceleration issues in Toyota vehicles in the years before the company began a major series of safety recalls, officials told... |
| Curbs On Media, Internet Use Rise Worldwide, U.s. Report Says March 11 (Bloomberg) -- Suppression of freedom of expression through crackdowns on the media and on Internet use rose last year, including in China, Iran and Russia, according to the U.S. State... |
| Indonesia Raises 2010 Economic Growth Forecast To 5.5%-6% March 12 (Bloomberg) -- Indonesia’s central bank raised its estimate for economic growth this year to as much as 6 percent from an earlier forecast of 5.6 percent, Deputy Governor Hartadi A.... |
| U.s. Traffic Deaths Down; Regulators Probed On Toyota WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. traffic deaths in 2009 hit their lowest level in since the mid-1950s, according to preliminary data released ahead of a congressional hearing expected to take a critical... |
| 2-second Video Clip In Toyota Report Causes Headache For Abc News NEW YORK — For the want of a better two-second picture of a tachometer, ABC News has called into question its reporting on acceleration problems with Toyota vehicles. The network's handling of... |
| Tan Chong To Distribute Nissan Cbus In Cambodia ]'s wholly-owned subsidiary ETCM (C) Pty Ltd, has secured the exclusive rights to distribute Nissan vehicles in Cambodia.In a statement on Thursday, March 11, Tan Chong said its subsidiary has... |
| Jan Ipi Figures Exceed Analyst Expectations KUALA LUMPUR: The Industrial Production Index (IPI) for January 2010 beats analyst expectations, rising 12.7% from a year earlier and a 2.9% improvement month-on-month, while the December 2009 IPI... |
| Islamic Finance Forum By Sc, Ocis KUALA LUMPUR: The Securities Commission of Malaysia (SC) and the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (OCIS) have teamed up to host an international public forum on Islamic finance following the global... |
| Acceptance Of Islamic Brand Growing KUALA LUMPUR: Global acceptance of the Islamic brand is growing at a rapid pace based on the keen interest shown by international firms to participate in the World Islamic Economic Forum (WIEF)... |
| India’s Fortis Healthcare Buys Tpg’s Parkway Stake SINGAPORE/NEW DELHI: Indian hospital chain Fortis Healthcare will buy 23.9% of Singapore’s Parkway Holdings from US buyout firm TPG Capital in an expansion drive into Asia and the Middle East. The... |
| Toyota Could Face Criminal Charges Related To Safety Recalls By Jayne O'Donnell, USA TODAY Congressional probes, mushrooming lawsuits and a federal probe into reporting of acceleration defects have raised the risk of criminal charges for Toyota. The legal... |
| China Tightens Rules On Land Purchases March 11 (Bloomberg) -- China is requiring a down payment for land purchases equal to 50 percent of a plot’s price and prohibited the supply of land for villas as the government sought to... |