Thu 26 Nov 2009 | 3:37 EST
A visitor looks at a vintage Saab car at the Saab Auto Museum in Trollhattan March 9, 2009. REUTERS/Bob Strong (SWEDEN TRANSPORT BUSINESS)

A Saab story for China's auto hopes 12:00am ET

China's automakers may dominate their home market, but the collapse of the sale of Saab to a Chinese-backed group shows it will be a bumpy ride for them to build a global profile.  Full Article | Full Coverage 

 
A stock broker's fingers feverishly key in the day's proceedings on a computer keyboard, at a brokerage firm in Bombay May 19, 2004. REUTERS/Sherwin Crasto
Signs of M&A appetite

Indian outsourcing companies, facing the commoditization of their services like product engineering, business process outsourcing and software testing, are being forced to take a fresh look at their strategies.  Full Article 

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Bernd Debusmann
A paradox of plenty: Hunger in America

In the world’s wealthiest country, home to more obese people than anywhere else on earth, one in six Americans struggled to feed themselves and their children in 2008. Millions went hungry, at least some of the time. Things are bound to get worse.  Commentary 

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