MILAN/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Italian automaker Fiat SpA will not walk away from its deal to buy bankrupt Chrysler LLC, a spokesman said on Tuesday after the U.S. Supreme Court order put the deal in doubt. more
Tue Jun 09 11:41am CEST
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An al Qaeda suspect accused in the 1998 U.S. Embassy bombings in Africa was transferred from Guantanamo Bay to appear in a New York court on Tuesday, the Justice Department said. more
Tue Jun 09 11:38am CEST
SEOUL (Reuters) - Relatives of two U.S. journalists sentenced to 12 years hard labor in North Korea called on the reclusive state to show compassion, while Pyongyang threatened to use nuclear weapons to defend itself. more
Tue Jun 09 10:22am CEST
The Airbus A330 is one of the safest aircraft in the sky. There are around 600 of them operating commercially, clocking up millions of flying hours every year. more
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown's office says he's planning an overhaul of domestic policy after surviving an attempt by rebel lawmakers to force him out. more
The whole of London will come to a standstill from 7pm following a 48-hour strike announced by members of the underground rail union. more
Oil prices rose above $69 a barrel on Tuesday in Asia as traders brushed off concerns that the doubling of crude since March is out of step with a weak global economy. more
Three Indiana state pension and construction funds want the Supreme Court to block Chrysler's sale to Fiat so they can pursue an appeal in hopes of getting a better deal. more
The global financial crisis and economic recession since the middle of 2008 continue to have a tremendous impact on the energy industry especially in its oil and gas sector. more