Stocks Open Higher on Lower Oil Prices (AP via Yahoo! News) Stocks are trading higher on Friday with crude futures below $60 a barrel, some recent healthy economic data coming out of the U.S. and a positive spin from the head of General Motors Corp. on the fortunes of the world's leading auto maker.
GM Fate Looms Over Credit Players (Derivatives Week) Credit derivative officials are starting to face up to the potential mammoth losses if auto giant General Motors Corp . defaults. The dollar impact of such a move is impossible to predict, they say, but it would far outstrip anything so far weathered by the market.
Curtain comes down amid cheers & deals at Dubai Motor Show (AME Info) The 8th Middle East International Motor show, the region's premier event for the automobile industry, witnessed brisk business deals which peaked over the weekend as the show came to a successful close with a record turnout of visitors crossing the 81,272 mark up 8% from the last show.
Stocks Open Higher on Lower Oil Prices (ABC News) Stocks Open Higher With Oil Prices Dropping Below $60 a Barrel
South Bay and Peninsula (San Jose Mercury News) Afghan Afghani House. 1103 El Camino Real (just past Lawrence Expressway), Sunnyvale; (408) 248-5088. Quiet, dignified, attractive -- and yet, a good bet for school-age kids. Have them try aush, a noodle soup, and buranee-e-kadu, sauteed butternut squash, or one of many rice dishes. Wonderful lamb -- kebabs, chops and ribs. Aushak are delicious dumplings in yogurt and meat sauce. Lunch weekdays,
Auto Trader magazine gears up for Motor Show debut (AME Info) Leading motor magazine, Auto Trader, today celebrated its debut at the Middle East International Motor Show with a number on-stand activities for car enthusiasts underlining the high-flying brand's exceptional choice for anyone buying or selling a vehicle in the UAE.
Stocks Set to Open Up on Lower Oil Prices (AP via Yahoo! News) Stock market futures on Friday pointed higher with crude futures below $60 a barrel, some recent healthy economic data coming out of the U.S. and a positive spin from the head of General Motors Corp. on the fortunes of the world's leading auto maker.