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OECD regrets Swiss veto over tax haven list

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development said on Friday that it regretted Switzerland's decision to veto part of the OECD's budget in a dispute over bank secrecy in the Alpine tax haven.

Nuon to start building CO2 capture test facility

Dutch utility Nuon, which Swedish energy group Vattenfall is partially buying, said on Thursday it would start building a test carbon-capture facility at one of its power plants in the Netherlands.

POSCO in prelim deal with Rio, seeks bigger cuts

POSCO, the world's No. 4 steelmaker, said on Friday it was in a preliminary deal with Rio Tinto for a 20 percent discount in iron ore term prices, but is seeking for prices to go down even further

Honda unveils dog-friendly car

Dog-crazy Americans will soon be able to buy a pet-friendly car with a cushioned dog bed in the trunk, fitted with a built-in water bowl and fan and a ramp to help less agile dogs climb in.

Japan stimulus may not help cut emissions

Japan's latest burst of economic stimulus spending is aimed at promoting energy-efficient products made by recession-hit exporters, but analysts say it is unlikely to help the world's fifth-biggest polluter cut greenhouse gas emissions.

Thai protesters target Asia summit

Thai troops repelled anti-government protesters at a resort hosting an Asian summit on Friday as leaders began arriving for a meeting meant to focus on the global financial crisis.

Islamic banking sees light amid crisis

Islamic finance is slowing as the global financial crisis hits its hubs in Malaysia and the Gulf, but the sector now has a chance to move on to Western economies seeking to boost their financial centers.

North Korean leader Kim anoints new No. 2: analysts

North Korean leader Kim Jong-il put to rest this week any doubt about whom he sees as his second in command when he elevated his brother-in-law Jang Song-taek to a powerful military post, analysts said on Friday.

U.S. University develops high-tech solar car

An advanced solar car that can cruise in a range from 50 to 60 miles per hour and weighs less than 500 pounds is being developed by students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

6 Tips For Saving Gas

In the past months we have seen the price of gasoline soar higher than ever before, and this can be hard on people who have a budget that is tight.

The Real Cost Of Your Car

Owning a car is very expensive. The real expense involves much more than your purchase price, or monthly car payment.

Wells Fargo boosts stocks

U.S. bank Wells Fargo forecast a record profit, South Korea steered clear of recession, and Chinese export data beat expectations, all offering hope that the worst of the financial crisis had passed.

Used Cars:

Thinking about a used car extended warranty? Nervous about what's under the hood?

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