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Italy: Credibility Is Not Everything

By Paolo Manasse, Professor of Macroeconomics and International Economic Policy at the University of BolognaUPDATED: Changes in the Italian government are driven by the country's dire debt situation.

Material Matters: Investors Over-Reaction, Not All Metals Are Equal

- Cost curves to support some commodity prices- Sell-off in iron ore looks overdone- ANZ adjusts iron ore and coking coal forecasts- Support for thermal coal- Standard Bank looking for long positions in PGMsBy Chris ShawTo account for recent price movements across the commodities complex, RBS has co...

Biofuel Airplanes will Make Aviation Earth Friendly

The first airplanes in U.S. commercial aviation to use biofuels took off this week from Houston. United Airlines Continental flight 1403 flew from Houston to Chicago powered by the first 100 percent algae-derived jet fuel. Alaska Airlines will also fly two flights from Seattle to Washington and Portland powered by a blend of biofuel made from cooking oil on Wednesday.

Android Ice Cream Sandwich Update List: HTC Phones, Samsung Galaxy S II in 2012

Google's Ice Cream Sandwich is the latest update to its Android OS and many Android owners are already wondering when their own phones will get the update.HTC answered this question by announcing on Monday in their Facebook page that they are releasing eight devices in 2012 with the Android Ice Cream already installed. HTC listed the following phones including the HTC Sensation, HTC Sensation XL and HTC Sensation XE, as well as the HTC Rezound, HTC EVO 3D, HTC EVO Design 4G and HTC Amaze...

Dreamliner Has Landing Gear Malfunction in Japan Flight

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner, the first airliner made mainly from carbon composite materials, suffered its first trouble on Monday when one used by a Japanese airline failed to release its landing gear and the pilot had to manually deploy it.

Mindoro Resources Finds High-Grade Gold Intercept in Philippines

Mindoro Resources (ASX: MDO) announced on Tuesday three new high-grade gold intercepts from two further drill holes at its mine in Batangas province in the Philippines. The gold intercepts are part of the infill and extension drilling of the Southwest Breccia (SWB) epithermal gold shoot at the town of Lobo.

ANZ Freezes Salaries For Some Senior Executives

Australian banking major ANZ, currently the worst performing banking stock's amongst the major lenders says it intends to cut back on pay rises for at least 900 of its most senior most executives to no more than one per cent amid a decline in lending.

Computershare Reinstates Growth Profile

- Computershare granted approval for BNY Mellon shareholder registry acquisition- Acquisition a positive as it boosts earnings growth during a downturn- Brokers lift forecasts and price targets, one rating upgradedBy Chris ShawHaving announced the proposed acquisition of the shareholder registry ope...

Hospitality Industry Readying for the London 2012 Olympics

The Summer Olympics in London are just six months away. What's the hospitality industry in London and the rest of the United Kingdom doing to get ready for the half a million visitors (not including the athletes) projected to visit the city during the games?

Uranium Buying Interest Returning

By Greg PeelUranium industry consultant TradeTech closed its indicative spot uranium price at US$51.75/lb for the month of October.

Bullish On Risk Assets

FNArena has added another video to its Investors Education section on the website.In this latest broadcast, ATW's Jerry Simmons explains why he currently has a positive bias towards risk assets.

Residential Property Sales Outlook Looking Good in Sydney

The outlook is promising for residential real estate in Sydney in 2012. Business research and forecasting firm BIS Shrapnel says Sydney's housing market is set to regain momentum next year after a slump in 2010-11 following interest rate rises and slow economic growth.

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