Obama visits Mumbai to push US India trade drive
President Obama arrives in Mumbai to meet Indian and American executives and announce potential deals on aircraft and engines, framing the trip as a boost to jobs and the US economy. He seeks bipartisan support for growth while acknowledging domestic unemployment and ongoing policy disagreements.
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Reputed Gulf cartel leader killed in Matamoros gunbattle
Mexican security forces killed Antonio Ezequiel Cardenas Guillen known as Tony Tormenta in an eight hour battle across Matamoros. U S authorities had offered a 5 million reward. Mexican officials offered 2 million. His death weakens the Gulf cartel while his brother Osiel remains imprisoned in the United States.
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Berkshire Hathaway reports Q3 net dip amid derivative losses
Notable Buffett company posts an 8 percent fall in third quarter net income due to paper losses on its derivatives portfolio. Yet BNSF railroad and other Berkshire units perform well with Burlington Northern Santa Fe adding $706 million to Berkshire's bottom line in its second full quarter under Buffett.
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Market snapshot shows mixed gains and losses on Friday
The Dow rose little to 11,444.08 while the Nasdaq edged up 1.64 to 2,578.98 and the S&P 500 gained 479 to 1,225.85. Treasury yields steadied at 09. Corn fell 2.25 cents to 5.88 per bushel, soybeans rose 9.25 cents to 12.84, wheat gained 17 cents to 7.86, and oil advanced 36 cents to 86.85 a barrel.
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Rolls-Royce hit as engine fires hit A380 flights
Rolls-Royce faced a sharp stock drop after a dramatic engine failure on an Airbus A380 and a second engine fire on a different Qantas flight. Qantas blamed the manufacturer for the mid flight disintegration. authorities noted potential material failure or design issue. The Trent 900 engines on Qantas eight A380s are under scrutiny as investigations begin.
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