Archive for February 13th, 2009

Nissan is reviewing its OEM agreement with Chrysler as the Japanese automaker struggles to boost profitability amid a global downturn.
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There were 48 people aboard the plane and there have been “multiple fatalities,” reports say.
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Sirius XM Radio has narrowed differences in talks with satellite mogul Charles Ergen over a deal to save the company from a bankruptcy filing, a report says.
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Drugmaker Gilead Sciences is looking for contract manufacturing and research partnerships in India, a report says.
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Reports have said GM is seeking to raise cash by selling off some of its lucrative assets in China.
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Live Nation’s largest shareholder may oppose the company’s merger with Ticketmaster if Barry Diller has a big role in the combined firm, a report says.
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The Microsoft-branded retail stores will sell computers installed with Microsoft software as well as other company products.
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A 50-seat commuter plane crashed in Buffalo, N.Y., late Thursday night and there were no survivors, reports say.
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