Monday 29 November 2010

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Canada banks push for access to autos and insurance - YAHOO!
TORONTO (Reuters) – Canadian banks are pushing the federal government for a broad review of the financial sector in the hope of gaining the right to sell insurance in their branches and to provide leases to car buyers. The recommendations to knock down
Source: news.yahoo.com

Soothing data, stronger autos boost Europe shares - Reuters
LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - European shares bounced back from six-week lows on Wednesday as encouraging economic data boosted appetite for riskier assets, although worries about debt levels in peripheral euro zone countries kept investors jittery. The
Source: www.reuters.com

Planes, trains, and autos - thousands travel for Holidays - KABC
RALEIGH -- The great holiday migration began Wednesday as thousands headed for grandma's house - or wherever they planned to spend the Thanksgiving holiday. Along Triangle area highways, drivers reported heavier than usual traffic at midday. Officials
Source: abclocal.go.com

Obama touts autos rebirth - Detroit News
President Barack Obama trekked to economically ravaged Kokomo, Ind., Tuesday to defend the government's rescue of Chrysler Group LLC and General Motors Co. The two automakers plan to invest another $1 billion in four Midwestern plants. Obama and Vice
Source: www.detnews.com

Market Report, "Argentina Autos Report Q1 2011", published - PR Inside
2010-11-28 23:27:24 - New Transportation research report from Business Monitor International is now available from Fast Market Research Brazil and Argentina are discussing ways of speeding up the process of integrating auto parts production within the
Source: www.pr-inside.com

Hyundai-Kia autos sales dethrone Toyota in Europe - Detroit News
Hyundai Motor Group has surpassed Toyota Motor Corp. as the largest Asian carmaker in Europe this year after the Japanese company's sales tumbled on recalls. Hyundai Motor Co. and affiliate Kia Motors Corp., South Korea's two biggest automakers, boosted
Source: www.detnews.com

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