Calendar of major business events scheduled for Thursday more images Daimler moving some Mercedes C-Class car production to Alabama starting in 2014
Daimler moving some C-Class production to Alabama Eurozone unemployment rate remains steady at 9.8 percent in October
Eurozone jobless rate stable at 9.8 percent Hamas official says significant gaps remain over prisoner swap with Israel
Hamas: Gaps remain over prisoner swap with Israel Bickering, confusion and scandal: Germany’s Merkel makes a wobbly start to 2nd term
Germany’s Merkel makes wobbly start to 2nd term Swiss overwhelmingly approve ban on mosque minarets in surprise vote; Muslims outraged
Swiss ban mosque minarets in surprise vote Two rivers tell contrasting tales of environmental devastation and redemption in East Europe
Europe’s post-Soviet greening _ gains and failures German steelmaker ThyssenKrupp has loss of euro1.87 billion ($2.8 B), plans to cut 5,000 jobs
ThyssenKrupp reports loss of euro1.87 B ($2.8 B) German steelmaker ThyssenKrupp has loss of €1.87 billion ($2.8 B), plans to cut 5,000 jobs
ThyssenKrupp reports loss of €1.87 B ($2.8 B) German steelmaker ThyssenKrupp confirms steep full-year loss of $2.8 billion
ThyssenKrupp confirms steep full-year loss Volkswagen to invest $3.5 billion in Brazil on new models, expanding production
Volkswagen to invest $3.5 billion in Brazil Business events and economic reports scheduled for the coming week more images UN report: Congo rebel support spans 25 countries, including the US and Europe
UN report: Congo rebel network spans 25 countries Netanyahu: No prisoner swap deal yet and there might not be one
Netanyahu: Prisoner swap not a done deal JERUSALEM — Israel’s prime minister tried on Tuesday to temper expectations that a deal to free an Israeli soldier held by Hamas militants for more than three years was close, despite a rash of reports that serious progress has been made. German business sentiment up for 8th straight month in November, according to Ifo survey
German business optimism rises again in November GM Europe chief in Germany: Opel plan to be put to unions this week, 9,500 job cuts expected
GM to present Opel plan to unions on Wed DUESSELDORF, Germany — General Motors Co. will present to unions on Wednesday its restructuring plan for the Opel unit, expected to include up to 9,500 job cuts, the carmaker’s top official in Europe said Tuesday. General Motors calls on European states to pay most of $4.9 billion restructuring costs
GM wants gov’ts to help pay $4.9 bn restructuring Germany newspaper reports that Russian billionaire buys Hitler’s old Mercedes for millions
Report: Russian billionaire buys Hitler’s car German politicians warn of effects of GM financial aid as European leaders meet
Germany warns fellow EU gov’ts against GM jobs aid ECB President Trichet says some liquidity support for financial system should be withdrawn
Trichet: time to withdraw some support measures AP News in Brief
Business Highlights more images A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world more images GM posts $1.2B loss since bankruptcy exit, revenue climbs, cash use falls as it makes progress
Mercedes-Benz taking over F1 championship team Brawn GP, drops partnership with McLaren
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