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Judge OKs Delphi's access to $250 million from GM

A federal judge gave bankrupt Delphi Corp (DPHIQ.PK) final approval on Tuesday to tap former parent General Motors Inc (GMGMQ.PK) for access to $250 million in funding that is expected to support the Troy, Michigan-based auto parts supplier until it can emerge from bankruptcy.

Just an Onsen - Matsuyama, Japan

Matsuyama usually doesn’t roll off the tongue when Japan’s most popular tourist destinations are mentioned. But Shikoku’s largest city features a landmark that has appeared in several literary works and is considered very soothing.

Systemic banking risk within Congress' purview

The U.S. Congress probably has broad authority to empower regulators to take over big banks and other giant financial companies, even if shareholders and other creditors lose out, analysts said.

British Airways asks staff to work for nothing

British Airways, which reported a record annual loss last month, said on Tuesday it had asked its staff to work for free as part of the company's battle for survival in tough market conditions.

Best Buy sales, forecast disappoint, shares fall

Best Buy Co Inc posted lower first-quarter earnings and weaker-than-expected sales on Tuesday and implied earnings for the rest of the year would be worse than forecast, dragging its shares down more than 7 percent.

Campaign underway for Afghan presidential poll

Opponents facing an uphill battle to unseat Afghan President Hamid Karzai in August 20 elections rallied supporters and sent them out into the streets to put up posters on Tuesday, the official start of campaigning.

World sleepwalking into disasters: U.N. aid chief

The world is 'sleepwalking' toward preventable natural disasters whose effects could be cut significantly with a modest increase in spending on risk reduction, the United Nations aid chief said on Tuesday

Britain to tap BBC for broadband-for-all plan

Britain is to provide universal broadband access by 2012 and plans to use a tax to fund superfast connections, it said on Tuesday as it outlined its digital vision requiring the BBC to share some funding.

Wall Street loses ground on recovery worry

The Dow and the S&P 500 dropped to session lows on Tuesday, while the Nasdaq trimmed gains, as investors worried that the economic recovery's pace might not be as strong as initially hoped.

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