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Stocks Fall Sharply in Asia and EuropeStocks fell sharply in Europe and Asia on Monday, amid fears that the Group of 20 meeting this week will fail to come up with a plan to restart global growth and signs of chaos in the auto industry, The New York Times's David Jolly and Bettina Wassener reported. In Washington, the White House on Sun ... |
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Worry Returns and Shares Turn LowerSigns of chaos in the auto industry and fears that the G20 meeting this week will fail to come up with a plan to restart growth pushed markets down. ... |
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Top General In Afghanistan Asked To ResignThe Pentagon is replacing its top general in Afghanistan as President Barack Obama tries to turn around a stalemated war. Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Monday he asked for the resignation of Gen. David McKiernan. He said a fresh approach was in the U.S.'s best interest. ... |
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Apple reportedly files patent for safer touch screen nav systemNavigation systems have become ubiquitous in vehicles ranging from $100,000 luxury cars to $16,000 compacts. The auto industry has been grappling with the best way to safely navigation, with some companies going to touchscreen units, while others opting for a joystick solution like BMW’s iD... |
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G.M. Chief Quits After Pressure From AdministrationRick Wagoner is stepping down just hours before President Obama was expected to unveil rescue plans for G.M. and the ailing U.S. auto industry. ... |
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Wagoner to step down at GMRick Wagoner is to step down as chief executive of General Motors at the request of the White House, ahead of President Barack Obama's announcement on the future of the auto industry. ... |

