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GM raises production as

General Motors Co said on Tuesday it is increasing production in North America for the second half of 2009 after a surge in sales ignited by the U.S. government's

Dreaming of a Ferrari? Rental is the answer

The credit crunch may have dented some motorists' dreams of owning a Ferrari but the rental market for luxury cars in many countries, including Australia, is gathering speed as the rest of the auto industry splutters.

EU exec clears VW, Fleet buy of LeasePlan

German carmaker Volkswagen and Dutch investment company Fleet Investments BV won approval from European Union regulators on Wednesday to take joint control of Dutch car leasing firm LeasePlan Corporation NV.

GM board to meet on Friday on Opel sale: sources

General Motors GM.UL board of directors will discuss on Friday the sale of its European business Opel, for which both Magna (MGa.TO) and RHJ (RHJI.BR) are in the hunt, several sources close to the deal said.

Toyota to buy batteries for hybrids from Sanyo: source

Toyota Motor Corp will buy hybrid-car batteries from Sanyo Electric Co, a source familiar with the matter said, as the automaker struggles to meet growing demand for the fuel-sipping vehicles due to a shortage of battery supply.

Macquarie buys U.S. asset manager for $428 mln

Macquarie Group Ltd, Australia's top investment bank, agreed to buy U.S. asset manager Delaware Investments for $428 million in cash from Lincoln National Corp, continuing a trend of consolidation in the fund management business.

Oil rises towards $70 as U.S. demand recovers

Oil reversed early losses on Wednesday to rise back toward $70 a barrel, as data showing oil demand is recovering in the United States outweighed doubts about the strength of the global economy.

Wall Street slips, following global markets

Stocks slipped on Wednesday, led by the industrial, materials and financial sectors, as a drop in Chinese shares prompted renewed selling in global equity markets on fears stock prices have outpaced the economic recovery.

Deere's earnings drop 27 percent

Deere & Co said on Wednesday its earnings in the latest quarter fell 27 percent as ongoing weakness in its construction and forestry equipment business offset strength in demand for its tractors and harvesters, especially in North America.

Channel Lines, Support and Resistance

Channel lines are straight lines that are drawn parallel to basic trendlines. A rising channel line would be drawn above the price action and parallel to the basic trendline (which is below the price action). A declining channel line would be drawn below the price action and parallel to the down trendline (which is above the price action).Markets often trend within these channels. When this is the case, the chartist can use that knowledge to great advantage by knowing in advance where support an...

Deere fiscal third-quarter net income falls

Deere & Co reported a higher-than-expected third-quarter profit as improved profitability in its core agriculture machinery business helped to offset weakness in construction and forestry equipment.

Views unchanged on Obama's healthcare plans: poll

Americans remain skeptical of President Barack Obama's healthcare reform drive, but their views have not changed much after weeks of sometimes angry protests at public meetings, according to an NBC poll released on Tuesday.

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