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Breaking news Mon, 6 Oct 2008
 India -Currency -Money -Finance -hires(sk1)
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The grim scenario of Rupee
|                   Font Size: | When the rupee was appreciating last year, it was widely believed that the upturn was here to stay. Foreign investmen... (photo: WN / sayalik) The Times of India
A pedestrian walks by a branch of Bank of Venezuela in Caracas, Thursday, July 31, 2008.
Company   Nature   Photos   Travel   Venezuela  
Venezuela bureaucrats told to trim high living
CARACAS, Venezuela - Bureaucrats in oil-rich Venezuela can look forward to fewer expensive SUVs, top-of-the-line mobile telephones and whiskey-fueled parties next year. | Finance Minister Ali Rodrigue... (photo: AP / Fernando Llano) San Diego
King Penguins(sl1) Brazil launches airlift to return hundreds of penguins washed ashore on Rio beaches... 2,000 miles ...
| More than 1,000 penguins have washed up on Brazilian beaches - 2,000 miles north of their traditional breeding grounds. | Hundreds of the flightless birds are being airlifted back to the South Atlan... (photo: Creative Commons) The Daily Mail
Birds   Brazil   Climate   Penguins   Photos  
 Jenson Button´s decision to quit BAR and move back to Williams has sent shockwaves through Formula One.   sa1 Sleepless in Singapore
| SINGAPORE - What is it about Formula One that makes it such a big deal? The drive to win? The speed? The ultimate gadgetry of luxury sports cars and exotic locales, from Europe to East Asia? The gla... (photo: WN) The Philippine Star
Asia   F 1   Photos   Singapore   Sports  
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Egypt's foreign minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit, left, answers a question as his Iraqi counterpart Hoshyar Zebari looks on during a press conference in Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Oct. 5, 2008. It is the first visit by an Egyptian foreign minister to Iraq since 1 Egyptian foreign minister visits Iraq
| BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit made an unannounced visit to Iraq on Sunday and promised to reopen an embassy in Baghdad soon, the lates... (photo: AP / Hadi Mizban) The Star
Egypt   Energy   Iraq   Photos   Politics  
 View of a wind farm near Albany, Western Australia, in 2005. renewable energy environment (cg1) Icy continent to harness its wind
| The windiest continent is about to become the world's most southerly windfarm as construction starts on a project to supply power to New Zealand and United States resea... (photo: Creative Commons) NZ Herald
Antarctica   Energy   Fuel   Global Warming   Photos  
 Inauguration of the "Energy Fusion" exhibition by Janez Potocnik, Member of the EC in charge of Science and Research.  This exhibition will be followed by the signature on 24 May of an international agreement in the framework of the ITER projec Scientists launch fusion energy plan
| London: The power of the sun is to be recreated in a £1 billion (Dh6.51 billion) British project that could provide a clean and almost limitless source of energy. | Sci... (photo: European Community, 2006 ) Gulf News
Development   Energy   Industry   Photos   Science  
Mazda Cars Credit Crisis Adds To Pressures On Auto Dealers
Rising Finance Costs Threaten To Put The Brakes On Car Dealers Struggling To Stay Profitable | NEW YORK, Oct. 5, 2008 E-Mail Story | Print Story | Sphere | Share | Text S... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba) CBS News
Automakers   Crisis   Energy   Finance   Photos  
Handi Snacks Natural Medicine: Take healthy snacking on the road
| Between driving to work, shuttling the kids to and from soccer practice and running errands, Americans are spending more time eating in the car. While fast food may see... (photo: Creative Commons / J.smith) Seattle Post-Intelligence
Food   Health   Kids   Medicine   Photos  
A boat of Iranian tourists moves on Dubai creek Boom in Dubai loses momentum
| : On the surface, this glittering Arabian boom town seems immune to the financial crisis plaguing the global economy. | The skyline still bristles with cranes - an esti... (photo: AP / Kamran Jebreili) International Herald Tribune
Arabian   Boom   Business   Dubai   Photos  
Dubai International Financial Exchange Gulf stocks dive on global uncertainty
|                 Font Size: KUWAIT CITY: Stock markets in the energy-rich Gulf states dropped sharply on Sunday over uncerta... (photo: AP / Kamran Jebreili) The Times of India
Arab World   Gulf   Kuwait   Photos   Stock  
Politics Renewable Energy
Brazil ruling party steady in local election
Poll gains for Brazil ruling party
Man shot at president's home
Shootings sour municipal elections being staged across Brazi
Brazilian President Luiz Incio Lula da Silva speaks during a PAC meeting, Brasilia, Brazil.
Brazil ruling party wins at least four cities
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A place for clean technology
Long-delayed Mexican high-tech park gets rolling
The Brighton biosphere - Sussex's green message for the
'Eco' events, programs are gaining momentum in R.I.
 View of a wind farm near Albany, Western Australia, in 2005. renewable energy environment (cg1)
Icy continent to harness its wind
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Oil & Gas Market Energy Market
Brazil's offshore no challenge to Gulf oil producers
The Recurring Myth of Peak Oil
US oil companies announce oil discovery off Brazil
Venezuela's Chavez Calls for Creation of An Oil Bank
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Chavez says crisis is failure of capitalism
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WITNESS report - Bolivia divided
WITNESS: The battle of Tiquipaya: Bolivia divided
Brazil's offshore no challenge to Gulf oil producers
Out on bail, Castroneves wins at Le Mans race at Road Atlant
 Jenson Button´s decision to quit BAR and move back to Williams has sent shockwaves through Formula One.   sa1
Sleepless in Singapore
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Electricity Business
Globe editorial This is not leadership
The Recurring Myth of Peak Oil
Brazilian company agrees to repair power plant in Ecuador
BHP Billiton Petroleum buys Colombian exploration rights
 Rio de Janeiro - Os presidentes Rafael Correa (Equador), Lula (Brasil), Hugo Chvez (Venezuela) e o chanceler Celso Amorim cumprimentam-se durante encontro na 32 Cpula do Mercosul, que termina na sexta-feira (19).  ula1
Ecuador has new constitution; Opposition worried
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The grim scenario of Rupee
Brazil's offshore no challenge to Gulf oil producers
India top outsourcing destination: Study
Pumping in oil money for education
 India -Currency -Money -Finance -hires(sk1)
The grim scenario of Rupee
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