Vietnam, Russia sign deal on first nuclear plant
Russia and Vietnam on Sunday signed a deal worth an estimated 5.6 billion US dollars for the Southeast Asian country’s first nuclear power plant as Moscow seeks greater influence in the region.
Read more on The Age
Midterm Election Guide
Huron County Commissioner Candidates The Questions 1. Why are you running for Huron County commissioner and what are your goals for being elected?
Read more on Huron Daily Tribune
ESSAY: Blame for foreclosures
JAMES CITY — In the Oct. 13 Gazette front-page Q&A, “The smoking gun of foreclosure freeze,” William & Mary Prof. Nathan Oman left out the real cause of the foreclosure problem.
Read more on The Virginia Gazette
Torrance to make $120K grant to keep Pelican Products in city
The city of Torrance will make a $120,000 grant to a local manufacturing company, an incentive designed to retain the business and its almost 600 employees.
Read more on Daily Breeze
AP survey: Only slight economic gains seen in 2011
The new Congress that begins in January will confront an economy and a job market that will improve only slightly next year, according to an Associated Press survey of leading economists that found them gloomier than they…
Read more on WBTV Charlotte
Will the US Treasury Defend the US-Dollar?
“Everything depends on proper listening. Of ten people who listen to the same speech or story, each person may well understand it differently. Perhaps, only one of them will understand it correctly.”
Read more on Kitco.com
HDFC Bank Q2 net meets f’cast, sees strong loan demand
* Net profit at 9.12 bln rupees vs estimates of 9.14 bln
Read more on Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News
TSX Venture Exchange Daily Bulletins for October 20, 2010
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA– –
Read more on CCNMatthews via Yahoo! Finance
Bethesda woman sentenced for tax evasion
Federal prosecutors who spent the past five years investigating a 58-year-old Bethesda woman for hundreds of shady real estate deals settled last week for a five-year prison sentence for tax evasion.
Read more on Chevy Chase Gazette
Mass. gets ready to power electric cars
Build them, automakers hope, and owners will come to plug in their cars. With the impending arrival of the first electric cars from mainstream companies in more than a decade, Massachusetts utilities, businesses, and municipalities are preparing to open a wave of public charging stations over the next year.
Read more on Boston Globe
Powered by Yahoo! Answers
