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GM to build world's biggest rooftop solar station  US automobile giant General Motors (GM) will announce Tuesday that it will build the world's largest rooftop solar power station at its biggest factory in Europe, the Financial Times reported. Read more Low-cost Spanish airlines agree to merge  Spanish low-cost airline Vueling said Monday that it had reached an agreement to merge with rival Clickair, which is 20 percent owned by national airline Iberia. Read more Siemens unveils huge layoff plan involving 16,750 jobs  German engineering giant Siemens unveiled on Tuesday one of its biggest restructuring plans ever, saying 16,750 jobs would be cut worldwide, almost one-third of which would be at home. Read more Global shares plunge on banking fears  Global stocks suffered heavy losses Tuesday, falling further into 'bear market' territory on fresh fears over the health of the banking sector as the credit crunch bites deeper on economic growth. Read more Microsoft would reopen Yahoo talks with new board  Microsoft said Monday it was willing to reopen talks on a "major transaction" with Yahoo if the Internet giant replaces its board of directors. Read more Trading in Spain's Iberia, Vueling shares suspended  Trade in the shares of Spanish national airline Iberia and its low-cost rival Vueling was suspended on Monday pending an announcement from Vueling, stock market regulator CNMV said. Read more Brewer InBev seeks to oust Anheuser-Busch board  Belgian-Brazilian brewing giant InBev raised the stakes Monday in its takeover battle for Anheuser-Busch by lauching legal action to oust the board of the US brewer. Read more German drug firm Fresenius says it will buy US firm APP  The German pharmaceutical company Fresenius said Monday it would acquire APP, a US specialist in intravenously-administered generic drugs, for at least 3.7 billion dollars (2.4 billion euros). Read more Oil giant BP says it is suing Russian partners in TNK-BP  British oil giant BP is suing its Russian partners in TNK-BP, it confirmed Sunday, amid growing rifts in the joint venture. Read more OPEC president warns no end to oil price rises  OPEC president Chakib Khelil warned Sunday that oil prices will continue to rise because of the falling dollar, in an interview in the Algeria-News. Read more French regulator fines Societe Generale for rogue trade  France's banking regulator Friday fined Societe Generale four million euros (6.3 million dollars) over "grave deficiencies" in its internal controls that enabled a massive rogue trade scandal at the bank. Read more Subprime-hit UBS says could break even second quarter  Swiss banking giant UBS, which had been hit hard by the subprime crisis, on Friday said it would break even or report a slight loss for its second quarter thanks to a substantial tax credit. Read more Oil steady in Asian trade  World oil prices held steady near record highs Friday, driven by supply worries and a weak dollar, analysts said. Read more Biofuels behind food price hikes  Biofuels have caused world food prices to increase by 75 percent, according to the findings of an unpublished World Bank report published in The Guardian newspaper on Friday. Read more Brazil dreams of oil riches but experts urge caution  A supposedly divine intervention that created massive oil reserves under the Brazilian seabed has raised hopes of a new Latin American oil power, but experts warned this week of premature high spirits. Read more Paulson says US economy set to strengthen  US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said here on Thursday that the US economy would most likely be stronger at the end of 2008, even as oil prices surged to new records above 146 dollars. Read more Eurozone lending rates increased to 4.25%  The European Central Bank (ECB) raised its main interest rate by a quarter of a point to a seven-year high point of 4.25 percent on Thursday to choke record inflation as economies slow down. Read more Oil price flies to record high beyond $146  The price of oil set a record high above 146 dollars a barrel here on Thursday owing to falling reserves of US crude, simmering tensions over Iran and a weak dollar, traders said. Read more M and S shares plunge on outlook warning, poor sales  Shares in British retailer Marks and Spencer fell heavily on Wednesday after it warned over the country's worsening consumer outlook and posted falling first-quarter sales. Read more Oil prices rise as OPEC president questions investment flows  Oil prices swung back towards record highs on Tuesday after the president of OPEC said there was uncertainty surrounding future investment in energy facilities that could boost crude output. Read more       Searching for a house for sale Properties in Spain MyHouseSpain.com   Search a company or links in Spain? English Spanish business DailySpain.com/links   Buy a property in France? Sell your French house MyHouseFrance.com
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