June 7, 2009 Sunday
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WASHINGTON - WASHINGTON is paying hundreds of millions of dollars under President Barack Obama's economic stimulus plan to build new, cleaner-burning buses, but that won't necessarily result in a burst of job openings soon at major manufacturers or suppliers.

 
Cargo demand has hit bottom?

KUALA LUMPUR - KOREAN Air , the world's largest air cargo carrier, said on Sunday that cargo demand had hit bottom, but there would not be a recovery until US consumers resumed buying Asian goods.

Barclays sells asset arm

LONDON- BRITISH bank Barclays is close to selling its asset management arm to US money manager BlackRock in a deal worth US$13 billion (S$18.9 billion), media reported on Sunday.

Aussie presses dairy subsidies

NUSA DUA (Indonesia) - AUSTRALIA will continue to argue 'very strongly' against moves by Europe and the United States to subsidise their dairy export products, Australian Trade Minister Simon Crean said on Sunday.

   
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