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GM Daewoo vows to return to black this year (AFP )
GM Daewoo, the South Korean unit of struggling US auto giant General Motors, said Wednesday it intends to return to profit this year and currently needs no further financial support from creditors.
Quiz the Green Queen (News Of The World)
CONFUSED about how to help the planet and save yourself some cash at the same time? Green Queen Emma Thompson is here to help.
Shell to fund capital spending by selling LPG assets (The New Statesman)
The company will raise $2-3bn from the sale. The assets to be sold are not central to the company's growth plans, particularly downstream ones such as refining and marketing operations in mature markets like Europe.
Investments in GM's Opel (Reuters )
(Reuters) - General Motors said it would triple its funding of European arm Opel and cut its request for state aid, in a bid to win over European governments and labour.
Millions of homeowners are offered 25-year 'green' loans (The Scotsman)
HOMEOWNERS will be able to take out "green loans" to pay for energy efficiency improvements such as insulation and double glazing under new government plans.
(AFX UK Focus) 2010-03-02 17:21 FACTBOX-Investments in GM's Opel (Interactive Investor)
March 2 (Reuters) - General Motors said it would triple its funding of European arm Opel and cut its request for state aid, in a bid to win over European governments and labour. Here are some details of known funding and comments by governments on helping Opel: * FUNDING: -- GM's restructuring plan funding requirement was raised to 3.7 billion euros ($5 billion) from an earlier estimate of 3.3 ...
Search FT.com (Financial Times)
Royal Dutch Shell , the oil and gas group, is selling assets including its European liquid petroleum gas business and fields in the North Sea to help meet the cost of its $28bn capital spending programme this year, according to people involved in the proposed deals.
Shell selling assets to fund £18bn spending (Daily Telegraph)
Royal Dutch Shell is reportedly selling assets including its liquid petroleum gas business and North Sea fields to meet the cost of its $28bn (£18bn) capital spending programme.
Shell divestiture (eFinancial News)
Axa Private Equity, Bain Capital, PAI, CVC Capital Partners and Carlyle Group are believed to be keen on acquiring Royal Dutch Shell’s French-based European liquid petroleum gas unit.
Gas plan refusal 'disappointing' (BBC News)
Jersey Gas says it is disappointed the States will not investigate the possibility of a natural gas pipeline between the island and France.