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New York, December 22 -- In a move towards making its cars the true mobile hotspots, Ford has announced that some of its models in 2010 will have a Wi-Fi capability.

London -- BAA Airports Ltd. does not have to break up its hold on British and Scottish airports, anti-competitive regulators said Monday.

Washington -- The World Trade Organization Appellate Court said Monday that China needs to open its doors wider to sales of foreign music, theater, literature and movies.

Milwaukee -- U.S. mining equipment maker Bucyrus International said it had agreed to buy Terex Corp.'s mining division for $1.3 billion.

Stockholm, Sweden, December 21 -- The initial talks between General Motors and Spyker on the sale of the former’s Swedish car Saab may have failed, but it’s not the end of the road as yet. Neither for Saab, nor for Spyker.

New York, December 21 -- Nation's largest radio broadcasters, Citadel Broadcasting Corporation, filed for bankruptcy Sunday, due to decline in advertising revenues and debt problems.

Washington, December 20 -- After crippling day to day life in various states of the East Coast, one of the strongest snowstorm ever seen, which has been called “nor'easter”, has passed over the capital of the nation.

Seattle, December 20 -- The Seattle-based retailer Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) proudly proclaimed that the sales for its Kindle electronic reader have touched an all-time monthly high in December despite the month being in its third week yet.

Macau, December 20 -- The reliance of an economy on gambling activity is a gamble in itself. That is probably one of the underlying thoughts behind Macau, the world’s biggest gambling hub, now venturing into other domains.

Washington, December 20 -- The weekend before Christmas, usually the busiest time for shoppers, saw a huge snowstorm hitting the East coast.