Toyota Tops GM in First Quarter Global Vehicle Sales
Toyota sold 2.41 million vehicles worldwide in Q1, vs GM’s 2.25 million. GM posted growth outside North America but a 10 percent drop in North America pulled overall results. GM noted 64 percent of its sales came from outside the United States as Latin America Africa and Middle East rose nearly 20 percent and Asia Pacific up 6 percent.
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Supreme Court weighs insurer conflict in disability claims
The Supreme Court debated how much weight a company's dual role as insurer and claims reviewer should carry when denying disability benefits. Lawyers argued the conflict favors employees in court, while courts struggle to apply the standard. Disability insurance covers 28 million Americans and insurers paid over 7.2 billion in long term claims in 2006.
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Apple posts strong2Q profit driven by Mac sales growth
Apple Inc reported a 43 percent rise in revenue and 36 percent gain in profit for its fiscal second quarter. The gains were led by 51 percent jump in Macintosh computer sales including the new MacBook Air. Revenue reached 7.51 billion with strong momentum as Apple eyes new products and potential PA Semi acquisition.
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Mexican lawmakers clash over Pemex oil privatization push
In Mexico City President Calderon asks to let Pemex contract with foreign firms to drill deeper in key oil regions but leftist lawmakers block the plan amid protests. Thousands dubbed las Adelitas rally in Mexico City against privatization with a Sunday demonstration following a large turnout in April.
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Skybus collapse spurs state to seek $1.15 million grant refund
Ohio officials pursue repayment of grant funds tied to Skybus Airlines which ceased operations and filed for bankruptcy less than a year after launching. The state attorney general's office will take the case to bankruptcy court while the department notes ongoing incentive caution. A Cleveland market project aims to bring fresh produce to the inner city with farm sales from vacant lots and new clinics owned farms opening next year.
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