Top Sport Utilities on MSN AutosThe most popular sport-utility vehicles

Top Sport Utilities on MSN Autos
The most popular sport-utility vehicles on MSN Autos, based on visits to the site's vehicle research pages during the third quarter of 2005.
compiled by MSN Autos

BUSINESS DIGEST (San Jose Mercury News)
Local and StateNews Calpine shares tumbled again Wednesday as concerns about the San Jose power-plant owner's liquidity and ability to avoid bankruptcy deepened in the wake of a negative court ruling Tuesday.

Freed by DNA, Now Charged in New Crime (New York Times)
A man who was freed by DNA but later charged in a different crime has brought discomfort to groups trying to free the falsely convicted.

Arcelor's Dofasco Bid Looks Expensive (New Ratings)
0933 GMT [Dow Jones] Arcelor (5786.FR) -1.4% at EUR20 after announcing it will make a $3.8B takeover bid for Dofasco (DFS.T) Wednesday. A trader says "deal looks really expensive," and Arcelor will be "buying exposure to Canada, i.e. the US auto market, which is falling."

Hearing-impaired golfers have fun at unique clinic (The Tucson Citizen)

Hearing-impaired golfers have fun at unique clinic (The Tucson Citizen)
Touring golf pro Rob Strano is trying to make sure that everyone has an equal chance of fun on the links. Strano was in Tucson last week at Starr Pass Golf Course, working with more than 50 deaf and hearing-impaired children to show them the fundamentals of golf.

Auto Trader head says Halbach murder is first trouble he's had (WAVY 10)
MILWAUKEE The president of a nationwide company based in Virginia calls it a "tragedy" that a photographer his company employed was killed on a photo shoot in her home state of Wisconsin.

ARCELOR TO BID FOR DOFASCO IN DRIVE FOR AUTO STEEL (The Tocqueville Connection)
PARIS, Nov 23 (AFP) - The European steel giant Arcelor said Wednesday it planned a hostile bid of 3.2 billion euros (3.8 billion dollars) for Canadian steelmaker Dofasco to develop its position in steel for the auto industry.

Arcelor to bid for Dofasco in drive for auto steel (AFP via Yahoo! News)
The European steel giant Arcelor said that it planned a hostile bid of 3.2 billion euros (3.8-billion-dollars) for Canadian steelmaker Dofasco to develop its position in steel for the auto industry.

Hybrids Are HotAutomakers that used to downplay the viability of

Hybrids Are Hot
Automakers that used to downplay the viability of gasoline-electric hybrids are now embracing them.
Ann Job

America's Most Loved New VehiclesDiscover which new cars and trucks

America's Most Loved New Vehicles
Discover which new cars and trucks Americans love the most . . .
Editors of MSN Autos

ARCELOR TO BID FOR DOFASCO IN DRIVE FOR AUTO STEEL (The Tocqueville Connection)
PARIS, Nov 23 (AFP) - The European steel giant Arcelor said Wednesday it planned a hostile bid of 3.2 billion euros (3.8 billion dollars) for Canadian steelmaker Dofasco to develop its position in steel for the auto industry.

Tops in Vehicle Satisfaction
Nissan models are big winners in this annual vehicle satisfaction study.
Editors of MSN Autos

Arcelor to bid for Dofasco in drive for auto steel (AFP via Yahoo! News)
The European steel giant Arcelor said that it planned a hostile bid of 3.2 billion euros (3.8-billion-dollars) for Canadian steelmaker Dofasco to develop its position in steel for the auto industry.

What Hath Alan Wrought? (GoldSeek.com)
*** Inside jokes in the staged economy..."I'm not an economist, but I play one on TV...

Auto Trader head says Halbach murder is first trouble he's had (WAVY 10)
MILWAUKEE The president of a nationwide company based in Virginia calls it a "tragedy" that a photographer his company employed was killed on a photo shoot in her home state of Wisconsin.

Freed by DNA, Now Charged in New Crime (New York Times)
A man who was freed by DNA but later charged in a different crime has brought discomfort to groups trying to free the falsely convicted.

Preview: 2006 Ford Fusion
Ford's most important sedan launch since the Taurus.
Perry Stern

Hybrids Are HotAutomakers that used to downplay the viability of

Hybrids Are Hot
Automakers that used to downplay the viability of gasoline-electric hybrids are now embracing them.
Ann Job

Auto Trader head says Halbach murder is first trouble he's had (WAVY 10)
MILWAUKEE The president of a nationwide company based in Virginia calls it a "tragedy" that a photographer his company employed was killed on a photo shoot in her home state of Wisconsin.

New Jeep Concepts
Two concept vehicles, unveiled at Europe's largest auto show, provide a peek into the future of DaimlerChrysler's Jeep brand.
Editors of MSN Autos

ARCELOR TO BID FOR DOFASCO IN DRIVE FOR AUTO STEEL (The Tocqueville Connection)
PARIS, Nov 23 (AFP) - The European steel giant Arcelor said Wednesday it planned a hostile bid of 3.2 billion euros (3.8 billion dollars) for Canadian steelmaker Dofasco to develop its position in steel for the auto industry.

Freed by DNA, Now Charged in New Crime (New York Times)
A man who was freed by DNA but later charged in a different crime has brought discomfort to groups trying to free the falsely convicted.

Arcelor's Dofasco Bid Looks Expensive (New Ratings) 0933 GMT [Dow

Arcelor's Dofasco Bid Looks Expensive (New Ratings)
0933 GMT [Dow Jones] Arcelor (5786.FR) -1.4% at EUR20 after announcing it will make a $3.8B takeover bid for Dofasco (DFS.T) Wednesday. A trader says "deal looks really expensive," and Arcelor will be "buying exposure to Canada, i.e. the US auto market, which is falling."

Lowest-Priced New Vehicles for 2006
Low price doesn't mean skimping on safety equipment anymore; some lowest-priced new cars include six standard airbags.
Ann Job

Freed by DNA, Now Charged in New Crime (New York Times)
A man who was freed by DNA but later charged in a different crime has brought discomfort to groups trying to free the falsely convicted.

Arcelor to bid for Dofasco in drive for auto steel (AFP via Yahoo! News)
The European steel giant Arcelor said that it planned a hostile bid of 3.2 billion euros (3.8-billion-dollars) for Canadian steelmaker Dofasco to develop its position in steel for the auto industry.

Auto Trader head says Halbach murder is first trouble he's had (Gazette Extra Sports)
MILWAUKEE - The president of a nationwide company that employed a Wisconsin photographer when she was killed on a photo shoot says it's the first trouble of its kind the firm's employees have ever had.

Auto Trader head says Halbach murder is first trouble he's had (WAVY 10)
MILWAUKEE The president of a nationwide company based in Virginia calls it a "tragedy" that a photographer his company employed was killed on a photo shoot in her home state of Wisconsin.

Hearing-impaired golfers have fun at unique clinic (The Tucson Citizen)
Touring golf pro Rob Strano is trying to make sure that everyone has an equal chance of fun on the links. Strano was in Tucson last week at Starr Pass Golf Course, working with more than 50 deaf and hearing-impaired children to show them the fundamentals of golf.

Arcelor to bid for Dofasco in drive for auto steel (TODAYonline)
Arcelor chief executive Guy Dolle announces the steel giant's annual results in February 2005. Arcelor said it planned a hostile bid of 3.2 billion euros (3.8-billion-dollars) for Canadian steelmaker Dofasco to develop its position in steel for the auto industry.

New Jeep Concepts
Two concept vehicles, unveiled at Europe's largest auto show, provide a peek into the future of DaimlerChrysler's Jeep brand.
Editors of MSN Autos

ARCELOR TO BID FOR DOFASCO IN DRIVE FOR AUTO STEEL

ARCELOR TO BID FOR DOFASCO IN DRIVE FOR AUTO STEEL (The Tocqueville Connection)
PARIS, Nov 23 (AFP) - The European steel giant Arcelor said Wednesday it planned a hostile bid of 3.2 billion euros (3.8 billion dollars) for Canadian steelmaker Dofasco to develop its position in steel for the auto industry.

Auto Trader head says Halbach murder is first trouble he's had (Gazette Extra Sports)
MILWAUKEE - The president of a nationwide company that employed a Wisconsin photographer when she was killed on a photo shoot says it's the first trouble of its kind the firm's employees have ever had.

Auto Trader head says Halbach murder is first trouble he's had (WAVY 10)
MILWAUKEE The president of a nationwide company based in Virginia calls it a "tragedy" that a photographer his company employed was killed on a photo shoot in her home state of Wisconsin.

Freed by DNA, Now Charged in New Crime (New York Times)
A man who was freed by DNA but later charged in a different crime has brought discomfort to groups trying to free the falsely convicted.

Lowest-Priced New Vehicles for 2006
Low price doesn't mean skimping on safety equipment anymore; some lowest-priced new cars include six standard airbags.
Ann Job

Arcelor to bid for Dofasco in drive for auto steel (TODAYonline)
Arcelor chief executive Guy Dolle announces the steel giant's annual results in February 2005. Arcelor said it planned a hostile bid of 3.2 billion euros (3.8-billion-dollars) for Canadian steelmaker Dofasco to develop its position in steel for the auto industry.

Frankfurt Motor Show Favorites
Public days for this huge auto show run through September 25, and concept cars continue to be a big draw. Our editors pick their ten favorites.
Editors of MSN Autos

Arcelor to bid for Dofasco in drive for auto steel (AFP via Yahoo! News)
The European steel giant Arcelor said that it planned a hostile bid of 3.2 billion euros (3.8-billion-dollars) for Canadian steelmaker Dofasco to develop its position in steel for the auto industry.

Top Sport Utilities on MSN Autos
The most popular sport-utility vehicles on MSN Autos, based on visits to the site's vehicle research pages during the third quarter of 2005.
compiled by MSN Autos

Arcelor's Dofasco Bid Looks Expensive (New Ratings)
0933 GMT [Dow Jones] Arcelor (5786.FR) -1.4% at EUR20 after announcing it will make a $3.8B takeover bid for Dofasco (DFS.T) Wednesday. A trader says "deal looks really expensive," and Arcelor will be "buying exposure to Canada, i.e. the US auto market, which is falling."

GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian chip makers fall, speculators buoy gold Tuesday, November

GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian chip makers fall, speculators buoy gold Tuesday, November 22, 2005 2:01:10 AM (The Forex Market)
SINGAPORE, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Asian share markets were flat to lower on Tuesday as microchip makers such as Toshiba Corp. were hit by concerns of a new rivalry for flash memory chips used in popular MP3 players and digital cameras.

Auto Trader head says Halbach murder is first trouble he's had (WAVY 10)
MILWAUKEE The president of a nationwide company based in Virginia calls it a "tragedy" that a photographer his company employed was killed on a photo shoot in her home state of Wisconsin.

Wednesday newspaper round-up: Amec, Rank, Ashtead (ShareCast via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance)
The US Federal Reserve has hinted that it might be nearing the end of its long interest rate rising cycle, with some members of the policy setting committee starting to warn against overkill, says the FT.

Preview: 2006 Ford Fusion
Ford's most important sedan launch since the Taurus.
Perry Stern

News from Reuters (The Globe and Mail)
TORONTO (Reuters) - More than 3,800 workers at three of General Motors Corp.'s Canadian operations are set to lose their jobs as the automaker cuts back massively on its North American operations in a bid to survive, the head of the Canadian Auto Workers union said on Monday.

Tops in Vehicle Satisfaction
Nissan models are big winners in this annual vehicle satisfaction study.
Editors of MSN Autos

Auto Trader head says Halbach murder is first trouble he's had (Gazette Extra Sports)
MILWAUKEE - The president of a nationwide company that employed a Wisconsin photographer when she was killed on a photo shoot says it's the first trouble of its kind the firm's employees have ever had.

Auto Trader head says Halbach murder is first trouble he's

Auto Trader head says Halbach murder is first trouble he's had (Gazette Extra Sports)
MILWAUKEE - The president of a nationwide company that employed a Wisconsin photographer when she was killed on a photo shoot says it's the first trouble of its kind the firm's employees have ever had.

GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian chip makers fall, speculators buoy gold Tuesday, November 22, 2005 2:01:10 AM (The Forex Market)
SINGAPORE, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Asian share markets were flat to lower on Tuesday as microchip makers such as Toshiba Corp. were hit by concerns of a new rivalry for flash memory chips used in popular MP3 players and digital cameras.

Murder weapon in Ludwig car (Lancaster Online)
When David Ludwig was pulled over in Indiana a week ago, he had the gun he allegedly used to kill his girlfriend's parents under the car's front seat, according to a new court document released today.

China and Chile: South America Is Watching (BusinessWeek)
The two nations' trade accord is a landmark for China, whose thirst for raw materials is fueling the boom in Latin economies

News from Reuters (The Globe and Mail) TORONTO (Reuters) -

News from Reuters (The Globe and Mail)
TORONTO (Reuters) - More than 3,800 workers at three of General Motors Corp.'s Canadian operations are set to lose their jobs as the automaker cuts back massively on its North American operations in a bid to survive, the head of the Canadian Auto Workers union said on Monday.

GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian chip makers fall, speculators buoy gold Tuesday, November 22, 2005 2:01:10 AM (The Forex Market)
SINGAPORE, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Asian share markets were flat to lower on Tuesday as microchip makers such as Toshiba Corp. were hit by concerns of a new rivalry for flash memory chips used in popular MP3 players and digital cameras.

Sahuarita goes shopping (Arizona Daily Star) New activity is stirring

Sahuarita goes shopping (Arizona Daily Star)
New activity is stirring beyond Sahuarita's mature pecan groves and its exploding subdivisions. On the town's southwestern edge, five new shopping centers are either getting ready to break ground or

Murder weapon in Ludwig car (Lancaster Online)
When David Ludwig was pulled over in Indiana a week ago, he had the gun he allegedly used to kill his girlfriend's parents under the car's front seat, according to a new court document released today.

America's Most Loved New Vehicles
Discover which new cars and trucks Americans love the most . . .
Editors of MSN Autos

Hybrids Are Hot
Automakers that used to downplay the viability of gasoline-electric hybrids are now embracing them.
Ann Job

Murder case reflects a family-police feud (Boston Globe) WHITELAW, Wis.

Murder case reflects a family-police feud (Boston Globe)
WHITELAW, Wis. -- The Avery family and the police don't mix. Never have. The family is so wary of authorities that Chuck Avery opened the trunks of his family's cars, just hours after prosecutors announced Friday that his younger brother, Steven Avery, would face a murder charge.

Sahuarita goes shopping (Arizona Daily Star) New activity is stirring

Sahuarita goes shopping (Arizona Daily Star)
New activity is stirring beyond Sahuarita's mature pecan groves and its exploding subdivisions. On the town's southwestern edge, five new shopping centers are either getting ready to break ground or

Timeline in Teresa Halbach murder case (Gazette Extra Sports)
Oct. 31 - Photographer Teresa Halbach, 25, goes to an appointment to take pictures for Auto Trader Magazine at Avery's Auto Salvage near Mishicot, a rural area 90 miles north of Milwaukee.

Motor Trader - Hot News (Motor Trader)
General Motors could be about to shell out millions of dollars in redundancy payments to workers at Delphi in a bid to side step a potentially crippling strike at the parts firm.

Porsche Cayman S Premieres
The largest show in Europe, the Frankfurt show featured worldwide premieres of 80 concept and production vehicles.
Editors of MSN Autos

Murder case reflects a family-police feud (Boston Globe)
WHITELAW, Wis. -- The Avery family and the police don't mix. Never have. The family is so wary of authorities that Chuck Avery opened the trunks of his family's cars, just hours after prosecutors announced Friday that his younger brother, Steven Avery, would face a murder charge.

Shoppers their own worst enemy (The Royal Gazette)
Bermudian consumers often get suckered at the shops and will pay anything to look good, a Consumer Affairs report tabled in the House of Assembly on Friday said.

Preview: 2006 Ford FusionFord's most important sedan launch since the

Preview: 2006 Ford Fusion
Ford's most important sedan launch since the Taurus.
Perry Stern

Sheriff: Avery has been isolated from other prisoners (Gazette Extra Sports)
CHILTON, Wis. - The man charged this week with killing and mutilating the corpse of a freelance photographer who had an appointment with him on the last day she was seen is being isolated from other prisoners at the Calumet County Jail, the sheriff says.

Tops in Vehicle Satisfaction
Nissan models are big winners in this annual vehicle satisfaction study.
Editors of MSN Autos

Gold targets $500/oz (IAfrica South African Business News)
Spot gold on Friday surged to a fresh 17-year high on continued fund buying of the metal, with the gold increasingly setting its sights on the $500/oz level, traders said.

Porsche Cayman S Premieres
The largest show in Europe, the Frankfurt show featured worldwide premieres of 80 concept and production vehicles.
Editors of MSN Autos

With metals at record highs, what s a trader to do? (Market Watch)
BALTIMORE, Md. (MarketWatch) -- Platinum, Gold, and Copper... Oh my! With almost all of the metals reaching multi-year highs, or lifetime contract highs, traders are quite literally in uncharted territory.

The Man With the Golden Bun (Denver Westword)
Nothing's forbidden at Forbidden City. If Colman Andrews can come clean over his love for the crab rangoons at Trader Vic's and Ruth Reichl can fess up to her preference for coffee and doughnuts bought on the street in front of her old office at the New York Times , there's nothing weird about my admitting that I love buffets.

Motor Trader - Hot News (Motor Trader)
General Motors could be about to shell out millions of dollars in redundancy payments to workers at Delphi in a bid to side step a potentially crippling strike at the parts firm.

America's Most Loved New Vehicles
Discover which new cars and trucks Americans love the most . . .
Editors of MSN Autos