FRANKLIN, KY and SANTA ROSA, CA - Sep 15, 2008 - Work commenced at the site of an electric car factory in Franklin, Kentucky, according to officials for Integrity Automotive, a joint venture to expand electric vehicle manufacturing in the

Advice on how to keep a first car inexpensive has been given by the Independent.

A round table discussion of pet insurance has been held by Sainsbury's Finance in conjunction with Citigate Dewe Rogerson.

The mortgage payment and rising fuel bills are the new top concern for Britons, according to research by Abbey.

The importance of wedding insurance has been stressed by two bridal magazines.

Only one quarter of people living in rural areas are saving for their long-term future, according to the National Farmers Union Mutual Insurance Society (NFU Mutual).

Rural areas are the most difficult places in which to find affordable housing, lenders have said.

Admiral car insurance has just added two new extras to its MultiCar policy.

Advice on high street haggling to save money has been published by a national newspaper.

An explainer of the government’s billion-dollar bailout of mortgage guarantors Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

The Dow Jones industrials closes down more than 500 points as the market reacts to a string of new challenges in leading financial institutions.

Hewlett-Packard Co. plans to cut 24,600 jobs, or about 7.5 percent of its work force, over the next three years.

Account aggregation is again getting attention due to its ability to increase the efficiency of financial advisors and facilitate smart financial decisions.

New Generation SAN solutions and remote office Solution pack provide simplicity, value and flexibility.

Ness Financial Data Enterprise 5.0 adds support for new data feeds and streamlines connections to established enterprise middleware applications for improved enterprise data distribution.

Combined collateral management and derivatives reconciliation offering helps clients mitigate counterparty risk.

Former Chicago Mercantile Exchange CIO Jim Krause passed the reins to Kevin Kometer in June. The former and current technology leaders reflect on Krause's two decades of contributions, including the launch of CME Globex, and discuss current growth plans and

OptionsXpress raises concerns about conflicts of interest inherent in third-party smart order routers.

ONE of the world's biggest investment banks has today said that it will file for bankruptcy in a move that will spread further unease about the state of global economies.

Ugandans have been commended by the Japanese deputy-minister for foreign affairs as diligent, hard working and trustworthy people.