MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY - Sep 23, 2008 - The government of Uruguay, in a move to expand investment in new industries and technologies, has set aside land for an electric vehicle assembly plant expected to begin construction next month by US

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Increasing living costs are driving lenders to monitor customers' credit reports very closely, it has been claimed.

Advice on slashing gas and electricity bills has been given by the editor of Which? Money.

Nationwide has stressed the importance of home insurance as teenagers prepare to leave for university.

Equity release schemes have been defended by Safe Home Income Plans (SHIP) after Which? advised against them yesterday.

A new scheme to help households lower their heating bills has been launched by Tesco.

Customers at Lloyds TSB are to have extra possibilities to use their mobile phones for banking.

Legal & General has outlined nine key life stages at which insurance is most crucial.

The first cell phone running Google Inc.'s mobile software looks something like Apple Inc.'s iPhone.

Xpect Data on longevity available for the Netherlands.

OneMarket Data wins business from Millburn for data processing.

Citizens of Kiteabo District in Maryland County have reportedly filed a petition to the 15th Judicial Circuit Court in River Gee County to nullify a 20-year forest lease agreement between them and the Maryland Wood Processing Industry.

Buchanan Renewables B.V. announced today that the Board of Directors of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) approved a loan of up to US$112,000,000 to Buchanan's subsidiary in Liberia, Buchanan Renewables (Monrovia) Power, Inc. for a 35-megawatt independent biomass power

The Central Bank of Liberia has announced a number of measures for reform, which it says are intended to strengthen and restore confidence in the banking sector of the country.

European and Arab countries that benefit from trade with Lebanon should contribute more funding to the investigation into former prime minister Rafiq Hariri's assassination, the Lebanese justice minister says

The political fight over the Bush administration's financial rescue plan intensified on Monday as the two presidential candidates joined ­legislators in signalling ­concerns about the $700bn package

The US economy could grind to a halt if Congress refuses to back its $700bn financial rescue plan, the administration warned as it stepped up efforts to win round doubting members of President George W. Bush's own Republican party

The brutal killing of a multinational company chief in an industrial dispute has sent shockwaves through India's business community and raised alarm among foreign companies operating in the country