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Continental AG nearing partnership with IBM for driverless car systems development

Driverless vehicles as well as the data transfer between cars are on top of the agenda for the partnership between Continental AG and IBM.


SZITIC to do IPO by year's end

SZITIC Commercial Property Ltd had prepared plans to undertake an IPO in the Hong Kong bourse worth around USD1 billion.

Pundits, analysts see US Crop Insurance program a money-laundering scheme

Analysts and pundits alike saw that private insurers who received state aid are reaping more benefits than they should.

PetroChina wants to invest in Russian gas fields- sources

Sources told Bloomberg that PetroChina Co has set aside USD 10 billion to invest in gas fields in Russia.


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Rafael Correa, President of Ecuador, would be relying on USD18 billion worth of oil resources inside the Yasuni National Park to save the country from going bankrupt.
The Malaysian state run oil firm informed the Venezuelan government of its withdrawal from the Carabobo-1 oil project.
Sources who disclosed to Reuters that Umpqua Holdings Corp. (UMPQ) was in advanced stages of closing an acquisition of Sterling Financial Corp for USD1.8 billion.
The government of Japan announced that by next month, it would begin to thresh out the details of a joint procurement plan for the purchase of liquefied natural gas.
The increased value of jewelry maker Pandora this year gave investors something to smile about. Pandora showed investors that they had something to smile about in 2013.
The National Pension Service of South Korea increased its stake in six local companies as the government lengthened disclosure times for share purchases over 10%.
The projected savings for the merger of Glencore and Xstrata was at UDD500 million but nearly a year later, the savings is worth four times that projected amount.
In an email provided to news agency Bloomberg News, Alibaba Group Holding Ltd founder Jack Ma insisted that the partnership system was meant to provide value to company's shareholders, employees and customers.
Multiple industry observers noted that foreign firms were favoring cross currency swaps more than raising funds via issuance of Dim Sum bonds.
According to several sources who told Reuters, Ford Motor Co CEO Alan Mulally and Computer Sciences Corp CEO Mike Lawrie were endorsed by at least three of Microsoft Corp's top 20 investors for the CEO role.