For the last ten years or so, the world’s richest man has always been either an American or a European. But not this year.
Nissan proceeded to recall approximately 540,000 of its vehicles today over concerns of faulty brake pedals, which can also be associated to fuel gauge faults.
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With the news of the recent Toyota, Honda, Nissan and Suzuki recalls still warm, automobile manufacturer General Motors have also seemed to jump into the fray, forcing a recall of 1.3 million units of their cars.
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Toyota Motors Corp. has announced that they will stop the manufacturing and distribution of eight of their automobile models temporarily while the company is trying to find out why the accelerator pedal in these models appear to have a very real chance of sticking.
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Toyota recalled about 2.3 million vehicles in North America yesterday to fix sticking accelerator pedals.
Universal Studios Korea Resort is set to open in 2014 after being held up for a few years due to the global financial crisis.
Senate Democrats have come together to support a major health care legislation, the biggest in 40 years, providing the necessary fodder for US president Barack Obama’s domestic policy goal to extend medical care coverage to about 31 million Americans.
According to reports, the U.S. Treasury owes Americans some $17 billion in Series E savings bonds, which was introduced as incentives mostly for military personnel, but later on repackaged as a safe way to invest.
Nokia Corporation, the world’s largest manufacturer of mobile phones, said on Wednesday that it expects the sales volume of mobile devices to increase by 10% in 2010.
Paul Allen, one of the founders of Microsoft along with Bill Gates, has been diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, according to Allen’s sister in a report by the BBC.
