Baghdad, Nov 6: Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari has said that US President-elect Barack Obama won’t stick to his stance of withdrawing US troops within 16 months of taking over the White House, as promised during the election campaign.
“There won''t be quick disengagement here. A great deal is at stake,” the Daily Times quoted Zebari as telling a foreign news agency.
He said that Baghdad would respect the will of the American voters and that it was looking for a successful partnership with Obama.
The Ford India Pvt Ltd Company announced an investment of $500 million in India and introduction of a small car by year 2010.
Ford in India sells Ikon, Fusion and Fiesta cars, and the Endeavor sports-utility vehicle. Michael Boneham, president of Ford India Pvt. Ltd. said "The Credit crunch and the lack of confidence has affected in the short-term" however adding that the plans for new models of Ikon "are on track despite the difficulties".
Singapore - Singapore shares dropped sharply Thursday, cooling off from the euphoria over Barack Obama's election as US president the day before as investors expected a recession to hit.
New York, November 6: CNN correspondent Christiane Amanpour may soon be getting her own show, according to sources.
"She's getting her own hour. She was furious after CNN gave (Newsweek correspondent) Fareed Zakaria his own show on Sunday - especially since it''s all about international affairs which is her specialty," the New York Post quoted an insider as saying.
The source further revealed that bosses at CNN eventually bowed to Amanpour's wrath, and that they are now ready to announce her program.
The 30-share index BSE Sensex fell into the negative terrain on account of heavy selling activity in metal and blue-chip stocks.
Oil & gas, auto and IT stocks have edged up a bit from their earlier lows. Metal stocks continue to trade weak, while realty and FMCG sectors too have bounced back from their lower levels.
BSE Midcap and Smallcap index lost 1.42% and 1.96% respectively.
Today, the Indian stock market belled the day after losing 364.98 points at 9,755.03.
Washington, Nov 6: Although popstar Taylor Swift never confirmed dating Jonas Brothers band member Joe Jonas, she has confirmed splitting from the popstar.
The ‘The Best Day’ hitmaker revealed on the KIIS-FM Ryan Seacrest''s radio program that she was having a tough time coping up with split.
"It''s been tough," she said on his KIIS-FM radio show.
"You just have to try to realize someday you'll find someone that''s right for you,” Fox News quoted Taylor, as saying.
Taylor is putting the split to good use, as she has belted out a song "Forever and Always" based on her brief romance.
Baghdad, Nov 6: Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari has said that US President-elect Barack Obama won’t stick to his stance of withdrawing US troops within 16 months of taking over the White House, as promised during the election campaign. 
The Ford India Pvt Ltd Company announced an investment of $500 million in India and introduction of a small car by year 2010. 
New York, November 6: CNN correspondent Christiane Amanpour may soon be getting her own show, according to sources. 
The 30-share index BSE Sensex fell into the negative terrain on account of heavy selling activity in metal and blue-chip stocks. 
