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EU biodiesel output up 35 percent, capacity growing

Production of biodiesel in the European Union rose by more than 35 percent in 2008 and capacity will grow again this year although half the plants are idle due to poor demand, the EU producers group said on Wednesday.

Iranian plane crashes after fire, killing 168

A Tupolev aircraft crashed in Iran on Wednesday on its way to Armenia killing all 168 people on board and one senior Iranian official said the plane had caught fire in the air after suffering technical problems.

The CalPERS Lawsuit Against The Rating Agencies

The pre-emptive attack on the rating agencies has begun. As Zero Hedge has long suspected, once the next major leg down in the market occurs,populist anger will again have to be directed away from its true focal point- the intersection of Wall Street and DC.

Intel results help lift Wall Street at open

Stocks rose more than 1 percent at the open on Wednesday as Intel Corp's solid quarterly results and outlook reinforced hopes for an economic recovery and a rebound in technology spending.

Survey points to improving U.S. factory outlook

U.S. industrial output declined at a slower pace in June and a key regional U.S. factory survey posted its strongest reading in a year this month, suggesting the recession was loosening its grip.

Daily News Outlook - July 15

Prices up more than expected in June, U.S. inventories weekly report, U.S. Officials visit China to highlight clean energy

CBS, Scripps, Rainbow join Comcast Web trial

Comcast Corp has signed up CBS Corp along with 17 more cable networks to participate in the cable company's trial to make more television shows available to its subscribers on the Web.

Gas prices push up consumer prices in June

U.S. consumer prices rose at a slightly faster-than-expected 0.7 percent pace in June, but the bulk of the increase was due to soaring gasoline prices and the core measure of inflation remained relatively tame, government data on Wednesday showed.

Gas prices push consumer prices up in June

U.S. consumer prices rose at a slightly faster-than-expected 0.7 percent pace in June, but the bulk of the increase was due to soaring gasoline prices and the core measure of inflation remained relatively tame, government data on Wednesday showed.

Daily Outlook - July 15 - Energy

The U.S. Energy Department will release its weekly petroleum supply report at 10:30 a.m. EST. U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu and Commerce Secretary Gary Locke arrive to China to stay through July 17 to highlight the potential for mutually beneficial relationships in the clean energy sector. The 20th World Oil Forum 2009 ends in London, UK .

Chinese agencies back Tengzhong-Hummer deal

China's Ministry of Commerce on Wednesday played down reports that it is at odds with the economic planning agency over a controversial deal for a little-known Chinese company to buy GM's Hummer unit.

Burberry says taking share in a tough market

British luxury goods group Burberry met forecasts with a 4 percent fall in first-quarter underlying revenues and said on Wednesday it was taking market share in a tough trading environment.

Calpers sues over ratings of securities: report

Calpers, the biggest U.S. public pension fund, has filed a suit in a California state court in connection with $1 billion in losses that it says were caused by inaccurate credit ratings from the three leading ratings agencies, The New York Times reported.

Asian shares powered by Intel, yen out of juice

Asian share markets gained for a second session on Wednesday as blockbuster results from tech bellwether Intel Corp seemed to augur well for the U.S. earnings season and for consumer demand globally.

Asian shares cheered on by Intel, yen steps back

Asian share markets gained for a second session on Wednesday as blockbuster results from tech bellweather Intel Corp seemed to augur well for the U.S. earnings season and for consumer demand globally.

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