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BP releasing report on gulf well blowout - Washington Post

msnbc.comBP releasing report on gulf well blowoutWashington PostOil giant BP is releasing a massive internal report Wednesday morning on the cause, or causes, of the April 20 blowout that killed 11 workers, sank the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig and led to the largest oil spill in US history. ...Text of BP Statement on Gulf AccidentWall Street JournalBP Set to Publish Report on Oil Spill Rig BlastABC News

U.S. Dollar Loses Ground Ahead of Fed Beige Book

The greenback weakened across the board, with the EUR/USD paring the sharp decline from the previous day to reach a high of 1.2732 during the overnight trade, and the reserve currency is likely to face increased volatility throughout the day as the Federal Reserve is scheduled to release its Beige Book Economic report at 18:00 GMT.

Mercedes-Benz India Car Sales Surge

The Indian unit of German luxury car maker Daimler said car sales in August more than doubled, driven by the introduction of the new E-Class and C-Class sedans.

Managers Named for Woori Finance Sale

South Korea named three firms to manage the sale of its 57% stake in Woori Finance, valued at $5.09 billion, in a move to push forward the privatization of the country's largest financial holding company.

Prison Attack Frees Nigeria Extremists

About 800 inmates escaped from a prison holding Muslim extremists in Nigeria during a sunset attack by gunmen who are believed to be members of a radical sect.

Asian Forex Reserves Hit Record

Reserves held by 11 Asian central banks, excluding China's, amounted to $2.875 trillion at the end of August, up from $2.861 trillion at the end of July, a 0.5% rise.

Foster's Rejects Bid for Wine Unit

Foster's rejected a cash offer for its wine business from a private equity firm and instead is pushing ahead with a demerger of its beer and wine divisions.

Witness: Philippine Leader Ordered Killings

A house servant of the politically powerful clan accused in last year's massacre of 57 people told a Philippine court that the family plotted the killings six days before the ambush.

Divided by a Two-Track Economy

For American business, it's a two track economy, with global players getting big boosts from fast-growing foreign markets, while companies focused on the U.S. are hemmed in by recession-scarred consumers.

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