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A plane flies over the Opel plant in Kaiserslautern November 5, 2009.  REUTERS/Johannes Eisele

Lower Opel costs to help government aid 10:21am ET

GM’ decision to scrap the sale of Opel rests on the calculation that the hole in its European unit’s finances is not as deep as feared. Governments should welcome the lower demands on taxpayers, writes columnist Alexander Smith.  Commentary 

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Zvi Goffer, manager of New York-based trading firm Incremental Capital, leaves the Manhattan Federal Court house after being released on bail for his involvement in an alleged insider-trading ring, in New York, November 5, 2009.  REUTERS/Cary Horowitz
That's a ticket right to the (expletive) Big House.
Insider trading ring suspect Zvi Goffer, according to a criminal complaint

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Target: Advent Capital Holdings Plc (GBR)
Acquirer: Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd (CAN)
Spread: 4.913893% 
Target: Affiliated Computer Services Inc (USA)
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Spread: 4.8258343% 
Target: Agree Realty Corp (USA)
Acquirer: Compson Holding Corp (USA)
Spread: 16.082733% 
U.S. to be more selective with carmakers Friday, 6 Nov 2009 11:54am EST

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Automakers can expect the U.S. government to be attentive to its multibillion-dollar stake in their businesses next year and selective in its efforts to reshape the industry.  Full Article 

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