| BAE considers $2bn sale of its US assets BAE Systems has reportedly put part of its North American commercial aerospace business up for sale for as much as $2bn (£1.3bn) as it looks to restructure in the face of imminent defence cuts. telegraph.co.uk |
World Trade Organisation to rule Boeing $24bn subsidies illegal The World Trade Organisation is expected to rule on Wednesday that huge subsidies paid to Boeing since the early 1990s are illegal, equalizing the score in the epic legal fight between the US planemaker and Europe's Airbus. telegraph.co.uk |
Consumers 'could suffer' as quango is axed and Office of Fair Trading merged Consumers could have less power to challenge big companies because the body set up to represent them will be scrapped in a shake-up of quangos, it is reported. telegraph.co.uk |
Price of household food staples up 21pc Despite official level of inflation remaining at 3.1pc, certain foods have risen as much as 48pc. telegraph.co.uk |
APNewsBreak: CVS fined for sale of meth ingredient By GREG RISLING 2010-10-14T18:56:52ZLOS ANGELES (AP) -- CVS Pharmacy Inc. has agreed to pay $75 million in fines for allowing repeated purchases of a key ingredient in the making of methamphetamine in at least five states that also led to a spike in Southern California drug trafficking, authorities said Thursday.... hosted.ap.org |