Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Toyota Motor Corp. ’s Corolla, the world’s best-selling
car, is being reviewed by the U.S. after driver complaints about steering,
according to a government spokeswoman. “We are reviewing steering complaints
with the Corolla,” Karen Aldana , a spokeswoman
MACQUARIE GROUP is disputing a bill for tax on about $318 million worth of
income, joining the list of big banks to tangle with the Australian Taxation
Office. Macquarie has been in dispute with the Tax Office after it was issued
the bill last June. The bill relates to the 2004 financial
Around 1200 Alcoa alumina and bauxite workers in Western Australia plan to
stage industrial actions on Thursday over stalled wages talks, but Alcoa said
it was not expecting production losses. The Australian Workers Union have not
revealed what type of actions its members would take but a
Trichet is in Sydney attending a symposium organized by the Reserve Bank of
Australia to mark its 50th anniversary. ECB spokeswoman Elisabeth Ardaillon
didn’t immediately respond to a voicemail left by Bloomberg News. The RBA
spokeswoman didn’t give a reason for the early departure.
Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- A body was found on a Delta Air Lines Inc. flight from
New York after the plane landed in Tokyo, a spokeswoman for the carrier said.
Flight 59, a Boeing Co. 777 wide-body jet, departed New York’s John F. Kennedy
Airport at 12:53 p.m. on Feb. 6, and the body was found
Much like the shares they are commenting on, the position of being a television
network's financial talking-head is a commodity. Industry sources say a bank or
stockbroker can expect to pay a network up to $10 million over three years for
the coveted spot of providing financial commentary to
By Monika Rozlal The government raised its growth forecast to 3 percent this
year from an earlier 1.2 percent estimate, said the official, who declined to
be named because the forecasts haven’t been officially approved. Output may
expand more than 4 percent in 2011 and 2012, helping
The world’s largest automaker plans to recall at least 270,000 of the
gasoline-electric hatchbacks in Japan and the U.S., one person said, declining
to be identified as the information isn’t yet public. Juergen Stolze, a Toyota
spokesman in Germany, said the carmaker will decide whether
The world’s largest automaker plans to recall at least 270,000 of the
gasoline-electric hatchbacks in Japan and the U.S., one person said, declining
to be identified as the information isn’t yet public. Juergen Stolze, a Toyota
spokesman in Germany, said the carmaker will decide
The world’s largest automaker plans to recall at least 270,000 units of the
gasoline-electric hatchback in Japan and the U.S. to repair braking systems,
one person said, declining to be identified as the information isn’t yet
public. Ririko Takeuchi , a spokeswoman for Toyota in
Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Toyota Motor Corp. ’s Corolla, the world’s best-selling
car, is being reviewed by the U.S. after driver complaints about steering,
according to a government spokeswoman. “We are reviewing steering complaints
with the Corolla,” Karen Aldana , a spokeswoman
