Alan Adler

Messi With a Mohawk Lures Brazil’s Richest Man to World Cup Gold

Brazilian soccer phenom Neymar curled a shot inside the near post and leaped into the air. The goal that helped his Santos team win the 2011 South American club championship wowed five executives from Japanese video game company Konami Corp., who were in the stands.

GM's Saturn Ion Under U.S. Review Into Steering Flaw After 633 Complaints

General Motors Co.’s Saturn Ion is being investigated by U.S. auto-safety regulators following at least 633 complaints about sudden loss of power steering.

GM Recalls 413,418 Chevrolet Cruzes on Engine Fires

General Motors Co. is recalling 413,418 Chevrolet Cruzes, its best-selling car model in the U.S. last year, two days after GM had its best showing ever in J.D. Power & Associates’ new-car quality survey.

GM Plans to Hire About 10,000 IT Workers Over Five Years

General Motors Co., as part of its effort to increase its internal information technology abilities, said it will hire about 10,000 workers over the next three to five years.

Covidien to Buy Jerusalem-Based Oridion for $346 Million

Covidien Plc agreed to buy Oridion Systems Ltd., an Israeli maker of devices for patient breathing safety, for $346 million.

Duke Energy Lawsuit Over Ohio Rate Increase Bid Reinstated

Duke Energy Corp. must face a lawsuit alleging the power company used unfair tactics in seeking a rate increase in Ohio, a federal appeals court ruled.

General Motors Recalls 303,100 Impala Cars for Seat Belt Malfunction Risk

General Motors Co. is recalling 303,100 Impala cars in the U.S. because seat belts in the front seat may not be properly anchored and may not restrain passengers in a crash.

GM's 2004 Chevrolet Corvettes Are Investigated for Flaw Tied to Fuel Leaks

General Motors Co. Corvette sports cars for the 2004 model year are being investigated by U.S. regulators for possible fuel-tank leaks, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said.

GM Recalls 13,780 Buicks, Cadillacs After Fire Reports

General Motors Co. is recalling 13,780 Buick Lucerne and Cadillac DTS cars in the U.S. because of a flaw that can cause power-steering fluid to leak and ignite a fire in the engine.

GM Vehicles Probed by U.S. Agency for Possible Faulty Fuel-Tank Readings

General Motors Co. trucks are being investigated by U.S. auto-safety regulators because faulty fuel-tank readings may lead drivers to think there’s more gasoline in the vehicles than there really is.

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- Alan Adler on Oct 25, 2012

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North Korea Fires 3 Short-Range Missiles as South Watches

Commuter Train Wreck Injures Dozens, Curbs Amtrak Service

Republicans Unsatisfied by IRS Answers Press for More

Chiesi Swaps Cell for Halfway House After Insider Scandal

Tesla’s Musk Channels Iacocca With Early U.S. Repayment