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South Korea's SsangYong Motor Looking For Possible Buyer As Mahindra May Exit
South Korean sports-utility vehicle maker SsangYong Motor is looking for a potential buyer after India's Mahindra and Mahindra said it could give up its majority stake in the struggling company. SsangYong has picked an advisor to tap markets for a new investor, a spokesman for the South Korean company said on Friday.
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Obama Spokesman Calls Trump's Claim Of Wiretapping By White House 'Simply False'
President Trump, citing no evidence, leveled the extraordinary allegation about his predecessor in a series of four early morning tweets, claiming Obama had been "wire tapping" his New York offices before the election. An Obama spokesman said, "Neither President Obama nor any White House official ever ordered surveillance on any U.S. citizen."
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Barack Obama Denies President Donald Trump Allegations Of Wiretapping
A spokesman for Barack Obama on Saturday rejected claims from U.S. President Donald Trump that the former president had wiretapped him in October during the late stages of the presidential election campaign.
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Donald Trump Taps RNC's Sean Spicer For White House Spokesman
The Republican National Committee spokesman Sean Spicer will serve as US President-elect Donald Trump's press secretary in the White House when he takes office next month, Trump announced on Thursday.
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Passengers Evacuated After Bomb Threat On Local Portugal Flight
A bomb threat on a plane preparing to leave Faro airport in Portugal's southern region of Algarve for Lisbon forced the evacuation of its 38 passengers early on Tuesday, a spokesman for the country's flag carrier TAP said.
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Adani Taps Morgan Stanley to Help Sell Australia Port Stake
Adani spokesman Andrew Porter confirmed the company has hired Morgan Stanley to help it on a potential partial sale of Abbot Point, a 50 million tonnes-a-year coal terminal on the east coast of Australia that it bought for $2 billion in 2011.
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Stricken Portuguese Airliner 'Rains Debris' on House, Cars Below
A Portuguese airliner suffered engine failure shortly after taking off from Lisbon early on Saturday, scattering debris on cars below and forcing it to turn around.
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South Korea's SsangYong Motor Looking For Possible Buyer As Mahindra May Exit
South Korean sports-utility vehicle maker SsangYong Motor is looking for a potential buyer after India's Mahindra and Mahindra said it could give up its majority stake in the struggling company. SsangYong has picked an advisor to tap markets for a new investor, a spokesman for the South Korean company said on Friday.
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Obama Spokesman Calls Trump's Claim Of Wiretapping By White House 'Simply False'
President Trump, citing no evidence, leveled the extraordinary allegation about his predecessor in a series of four early morning tweets, claiming Obama had been "wire tapping" his New York offices before the election. An Obama spokesman said, "Neither President Obama nor any White House official ever ordered surveillance on any U.S. citizen."
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Barack Obama Denies President Donald Trump Allegations Of Wiretapping
A spokesman for Barack Obama on Saturday rejected claims from U.S. President Donald Trump that the former president had wiretapped him in October during the late stages of the presidential election campaign.
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Donald Trump Taps RNC's Sean Spicer For White House Spokesman
The Republican National Committee spokesman Sean Spicer will serve as US President-elect Donald Trump's press secretary in the White House when he takes office next month, Trump announced on Thursday.
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Passengers Evacuated After Bomb Threat On Local Portugal Flight
A bomb threat on a plane preparing to leave Faro airport in Portugal's southern region of Algarve for Lisbon forced the evacuation of its 38 passengers early on Tuesday, a spokesman for the country's flag carrier TAP said.
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Adani Taps Morgan Stanley to Help Sell Australia Port Stake
Adani spokesman Andrew Porter confirmed the company has hired Morgan Stanley to help it on a potential partial sale of Abbot Point, a 50 million tonnes-a-year coal terminal on the east coast of Australia that it bought for $2 billion in 2011.
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Stricken Portuguese Airliner 'Rains Debris' on House, Cars Below
A Portuguese airliner suffered engine failure shortly after taking off from Lisbon early on Saturday, scattering debris on cars below and forcing it to turn around.
