Cuban drivers for Venezuela's police cars?
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"...The four patrol cars that were following it crashed against each other and all five cars were destroyed..."
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UK facing 'energy crunch' as North Sea oil and gas cash dries up
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The UK is heading for an "energy crunch" after new oil and gas exploration in the North Sea dropped 57pc in the first half of this year. A report by Oil & Gas UK, the industry group, showed that companies are cutting back on new projects as costs rise and funding is scarce during the recession. Investment in the industry fell to £4.8bn last year, down £1.2bn over the last two years, and it could drop below £3bn next year. The report estimates that £5bn a year is needed to maintain exploration.
Published on Sunday 5th of September 2010 07:03:36 AM
After dangerous lull, war on climate change faces crunch year (enviroNuts look to 2009, new treaty)
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POZNAN, Poland (AFP) – After a year in which it nearly lost its compass, the campaign against climate change heads into 2009 needing top-level political commitment, creative thinking and a deep well of money. Next year holds a big dream: by its end, the world will have forged a treaty in Copenhagen to shrink global warming from mankind-threatening juggernaut to manageable problem. Unprecedented in scale and complexity, this accord, due to take effect from 2012, will rein in the greenhouse gases that stoke global warming and throw a lifeline to poor countries exposed to mutated weather patterns. But realising this...
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Mulally's early fundraising gives the Blue Oval a slender cushion (Ford avoids credit crunch)
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--------SNIP------------- As the Detroit three weather a year that would test any company's worst-case scenario, Ford Motor is by most measures in the least precarious position. Ford borrowed $23.4bn in late 2006, managing to build a cash cushion before the credit crisis hit. While General Motors faces rising financial losses and a pullback of car loans by GMAC, the financing arm it co-owns with buy-out group Cerberus, Ford reported a profit of $159m from financial services in the third quarter. ------SNIP------------------
Published on Sunday 5th of September 2010 07:03:36 AM
B&B and Fortis both in crisis
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BELGIUM’s Fortis is this weekend poised to become the first large continental bank to fall victim to the credit crunch, as the global chaos continues with Bradford & Bingley and American savings giant Wachovia both teetering on the brink. The Belgian central bank and the country’s regulator are paving the way for a bailout of the huge banking and insurance group, which has a £540 billion balance sheet and a market value of £12 billion. In Britain, the fate of Bradford & Bingley will be decided today. Fren-etic talks between the Bank of England, the Financial Services Authority and the...
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In a World Short Of Oil, Provisions Must Be Made
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MIDDLEVILLE, Mich. -- It was around midnight one evening in November when Aaron Wissner shot up in bed, jolted awake by a fear: He wasn't fully ready for the day when the world starts running low on oil. Yes, he had tripled the size of the garden in front of the tidy white-clapboard house he shares with his wife and infant son. He had stacked bags of rice in his new pantry, stashed gold valued at $8,000 in his safe-deposit box and doubled the size of the propane tank in his yard. "But I felt panicky, like I needed more...
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Sarkozy announces crunch pension reform (it's a question of fairness)
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PARIS (AFP) - French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Tuesday announced an overhaul of pensions perks for half a million mainly public sector workers, seen as a key test of his government's reform drive. He promised that the so-called "special regimes" -- which allow state rail and power employees and some other categories of worker to retire early and on higher pensions -- will be reformed in the next "few months". "It is a question of fairness," Sarkozy said in a policy speech before journalists. Two waves of pension reform, in 1993 and 2003, left the system of perks untouched for...
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Where Are All The Workers? Companies worldwide are suddenly scrambling to manage a labor crunch
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Employers in some unlikely places say they're having trouble filling jobs. Factory managers in Ho Chi Minh City report many of their $62-a-month workers went home for the Tet holiday in February and never came back. In Bulgaria, computer experts are in such demand they can't be bothered to answer the want ads of a Los Angeles movie studio. And in Peoria, Caterpillar Inc. (CAT ) is struggling to train enough service technicians. The problem in each case: not enough people who are both able and willing to do the work for the posted pay. "We've got a global problem...and...
Published on Sunday 5th of September 2010 07:03:36 AM
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