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How A Waterspout May Have Sunk UK Tech Tycoon Mike Lynch's Yacht
The marine weather phenomenon blamed for sinking a British tech tycoon's yacht off Sicily, known as a waterspout, may have been strengthened by unusually warm waters in the Mediterranean, experts said.
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General Motors Expedites Shipment Of Pickup Trucks Parked Due To Lack Of Chips
General Motors Co is more than halfway through shipping newly-assembled pickups that it had parked due to a shortage of semiconductor chips, a top executive at the No. 1 U.S. automaker said.
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General Motors CFO Dhivya Suryadevara Quits To Join Tech Startup Stripe
One of the U.S. auto industry's youngest and highest-ranking executives, General Motors Co's chief financial officer Dhivya Suryadevara, jumped ship on Tuesday for Silicon Valley and the technology sector, where she was named CFO of Stripe, the online payments startup.
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South Korea Firm Apologises For 'Irresponsible' Treasure Ship Claim
A South Korean company that said it had found a long-lost Russian "treasure ship", causing a stock market flurry, apologised Thursday admitting it had not gleaned any riches from the wreck.
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North Korea Shipping Firm Skirts Sanctions by Renaming Ships: United Nations
A UN-blacklisted North Korean shipping company has renamed most of its vessels in a bid to disguise their origin and continues its illicit shipments in violation of United Nations sanctions, according to a UN experts report seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
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South Korea Looks to Wrap up Ferry Recovery Effort
Recovery teams should try to wrap up their search for bodies from South Korea's ferry disaster by the weekend, Prime Minister Chung Hong-Won said on Wednesday, three weeks after the ship sank with hundreds of schoolchildren on board.
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Ford bets on EcoSport to ride mini-SUV boom in India
Ford Motor Co began shipping its locally-made EcoSport compact SUV on Monday, hoping to share in growing demand in India for mini-sport utility vehicles, which are popular due to heavy traffic, scarce parking and bumpy roads.
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Apple supplier Sharp to boost Samsung business in bid to stay viable: report
Sharp Corp, Japan's leading maker of liquid crystal displays, will rely on expanding supplies of small panels to Samsung Electronics Co while still shipping screens to rival Apple Inc, in a bid to raise factory output levels and remain viable, three sources said.
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Dreamliner batteries should not be shipped with passengers: UN agency
The United Nations' aviation watchdog said on Wednesday it is suspending a short-lived waiver that let airlines ship the batteries behind the grounding of Boeing Co's new Dreamliner planes as cargo on passenger planes.
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Iran charters oil ship with Indian insurance: sources
A loophole in an Indian insurance scheme has allowed Iran's state-run tanker company NITC to bolster oil exports by chartering a vessel insured by India's state-run firms, industry and shipping sources said on Tuesday.
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Nikkei falls to near 3-week low on global growth worries
Japan's Nikkei share average fell to its lowest level in nearly three weeks on Monday morning as profit warnings from shipping group Nippon Yusen KK and Daido Steel Co Ltd underscored concerns over slowing global growth.
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Top 5 manufacturers of tablet computers in 2011
Apple Inc., maker of the iPad, shipped 40.5 million units worldwide in 2011.
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RBS halts Indian firm's tanker payment due to Iran oil sanctions
RBS has halted payments to a Greek shipping firm that transported Iranian oil for an Indian shipping company.
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Stocks Pulse: Essar Shipping dn 9%; co demerges ship, port business
MUMBAI, AUGUST 13: Shares of Essar Shipping Ports & Logistics fell nearly 9% in a firm market Friday, as investors resorted to profit-taking post demerger announcement. In the current month so far, the stock had surged over 50%. "Investors had bought shares earlier in anticipation of demerger announcement. Since the news is now out, they are...
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Vijender & Co aim for first Asian C'ship gold in 15 yrs
Vijender Singh, along with 10 others, returns to China aiming to end India's 15-year wait for a gold.
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How A Waterspout May Have Sunk UK Tech Tycoon Mike Lynch's Yacht
The marine weather phenomenon blamed for sinking a British tech tycoon's yacht off Sicily, known as a waterspout, may have been strengthened by unusually warm waters in the Mediterranean, experts said.
-
General Motors Expedites Shipment Of Pickup Trucks Parked Due To Lack Of Chips
General Motors Co is more than halfway through shipping newly-assembled pickups that it had parked due to a shortage of semiconductor chips, a top executive at the No. 1 U.S. automaker said.
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General Motors CFO Dhivya Suryadevara Quits To Join Tech Startup Stripe
One of the U.S. auto industry's youngest and highest-ranking executives, General Motors Co's chief financial officer Dhivya Suryadevara, jumped ship on Tuesday for Silicon Valley and the technology sector, where she was named CFO of Stripe, the online payments startup.
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South Korea Firm Apologises For 'Irresponsible' Treasure Ship Claim
A South Korean company that said it had found a long-lost Russian "treasure ship", causing a stock market flurry, apologised Thursday admitting it had not gleaned any riches from the wreck.
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North Korea Shipping Firm Skirts Sanctions by Renaming Ships: United Nations
A UN-blacklisted North Korean shipping company has renamed most of its vessels in a bid to disguise their origin and continues its illicit shipments in violation of United Nations sanctions, according to a UN experts report seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
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South Korea Looks to Wrap up Ferry Recovery Effort
Recovery teams should try to wrap up their search for bodies from South Korea's ferry disaster by the weekend, Prime Minister Chung Hong-Won said on Wednesday, three weeks after the ship sank with hundreds of schoolchildren on board.
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Ford bets on EcoSport to ride mini-SUV boom in India
Ford Motor Co began shipping its locally-made EcoSport compact SUV on Monday, hoping to share in growing demand in India for mini-sport utility vehicles, which are popular due to heavy traffic, scarce parking and bumpy roads.
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Apple supplier Sharp to boost Samsung business in bid to stay viable: report
Sharp Corp, Japan's leading maker of liquid crystal displays, will rely on expanding supplies of small panels to Samsung Electronics Co while still shipping screens to rival Apple Inc, in a bid to raise factory output levels and remain viable, three sources said.
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Dreamliner batteries should not be shipped with passengers: UN agency
The United Nations' aviation watchdog said on Wednesday it is suspending a short-lived waiver that let airlines ship the batteries behind the grounding of Boeing Co's new Dreamliner planes as cargo on passenger planes.
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Iran charters oil ship with Indian insurance: sources
A loophole in an Indian insurance scheme has allowed Iran's state-run tanker company NITC to bolster oil exports by chartering a vessel insured by India's state-run firms, industry and shipping sources said on Tuesday.
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Nikkei falls to near 3-week low on global growth worries
Japan's Nikkei share average fell to its lowest level in nearly three weeks on Monday morning as profit warnings from shipping group Nippon Yusen KK and Daido Steel Co Ltd underscored concerns over slowing global growth.
-
Top 5 manufacturers of tablet computers in 2011
Apple Inc., maker of the iPad, shipped 40.5 million units worldwide in 2011.
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RBS halts Indian firm's tanker payment due to Iran oil sanctions
RBS has halted payments to a Greek shipping firm that transported Iranian oil for an Indian shipping company.
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Stocks Pulse: Essar Shipping dn 9%; co demerges ship, port business
MUMBAI, AUGUST 13: Shares of Essar Shipping Ports & Logistics fell nearly 9% in a firm market Friday, as investors resorted to profit-taking post demerger announcement. In the current month so far, the stock had surged over 50%. "Investors had bought shares earlier in anticipation of demerger announcement. Since the news is now out, they are...
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Vijender & Co aim for first Asian C'ship gold in 15 yrs
Vijender Singh, along with 10 others, returns to China aiming to end India's 15-year wait for a gold.
