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GM says Opel deal could close this week

General Motors Co GM.UL remains committed to closing a deal to sell its European Opel unit to a group led by Magna International (MGa.TO), the automaker's chief executive told CNBC on Wednesday.

Canada allows Internet throttling as last resort

Canada's main telecom regulator said on Wednesday it will let Internet service providers slow or throttle traffic such as file-sharing that the companies say threatens to overwhelm their networks -- but only as a last resort.

Canada allows Web traffic throttling as last resort

Canada's main telecom regulator said on Wednesday it will let Internet service providers slow or throttle traffic such as file-sharing that the companies say threatens to overwhelm their networks -- but only as a last resort.

Galleon winding down hedge funds

Galleon Group, whose founder has been charged with masterminding the biggest-ever insider-trading scheme involving hedge funds, is shutting down.

Hyundai may extend car return program-U.S. CEO

Hyundai Motor Co Ltd is considering extending its successful U.S. incentive program that allows consumers to return vehicles if they lose their jobs, its U.S. chief executive said on Wednesday.

Oil rises over 3 percent on products draw, equities

Oil jumped more than 3 percent toward $82 a barrel on Wednesday, its highest level in a year, due to a drawdown in U.S. refined oil inventories and as a rise in U.S. equities showed optimism about the economy and a potential rebound in energy demand.

Google, labels partner on music search: sources

Google Inc is partnering with major music labels to launch a new feature to make it easier to discover, sample and buy songs on the search engine, according to two people familiar with the plan.

Utilities pledge to be ready for plug-in autos

If electric cars plug in at rates hoped for by automakers in the coming years, there will be enough power to serve them, the biggest U.S. electric utilities industry group vowed on Wednesday.

Climate cooperation to help ties, Hu tells Obama

Chinese President Hu Jintao has told his U.S. counterpart Barack Obama that closer cooperation on fighting climate change could help improve overall ties between the world's top two greenhouse gas polluters.

Suntech focuses on utility market with new system

Chinese solar panel maker Suntech Power Holdings Co Ltd (STP.N) said on Wednesday it will begin shipping a new solar system for large-sized projects next year, betting that the U.S. solar utility market will heat up.

Knight Capital Q3 profit misses St. view; shares fall

Electronic trading services provider Knight Capital Group Inc's quarterly profit fell short of expectations, as its trading income took a hit from lower market volatility and higher regulatory transaction fees, sending its shares down 18 percent.

Oil rises 3 percent on products draw, equities

Oil jumped 3 percent to over $81 a barrel on Wednesday to its highest level in a year due to a drawdown in U.S. refined oil inventories and as a rise in U.S. equities showed optimism about the economy and a potential rebound in energy demand.

RIM launches new Bold, but challenge looms for Storm

Research In Motion has rolled out an updated version of its top-end BlackBerry Bold, aiming to reassert its dominance in the professional market at a time when its retail consumer business has come under growing pressure from Apple's iPhone.

Madoff shared prison cell with drug dealer

Epic swindler Bernard Madoff shared a prison cell with a 21-year-old drug dealer, and other fellow inmates included a spy and a mob boss when he was sent to prison in July, according to court documents.

Galleon winding down; potential buyers reported

Hedge fund firm Galleon Group said it is winding down its funds, less than a week after its founder was arrested and charged with running one of the biggest insider-trading schemes ever involving a hedge fund.

Boeing posts wider loss, reaffirms 787 schedule

Boeing Co on Wednesday posted a larger-than-expected quarterly loss on costs related to its long-delayed 787 Dreamliner program, but the world's second-largest planemaker reaffirmed that the aircraft is on track to fly this year.

Soomaa joins Pan Parks

Soomaa National Park in central Estonia has joined the Pan Parks network of protected wilderness areas.

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