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UBS to change executive pay model and no bonuses for boardPhil Gramm's UBS has been one of the hardest hit banks in this crisis, writing down tens of billions. Back home in Switzerland, this has been an enormous blow both financially as well as psychologically because the bank had become so large globally and a real source of pride for the Swiss. The ... |
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Op-Ed Contributors: How High Gas Prices Can Save the Car IndustryA variable fuel tax could pay for a sound transportation policy agenda beyond the bailout. ... |
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Fan powered flying carCharles Platt pointed me to this Times Online article about a fan-poweerd flying car. The British inventor is going to fly it from London to Timbuktu. “This thing will launch itself without any pilot input,” says Cardozo. “You just open it up and it goes. The more power you pu... |
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![LA Auto Show Site Tips Us Off To 332 HP Rating For Nissan 370Z [La Auto Show]](http://statics.keegy.com//img/postsh/1A/81/th2-la-auto-show-site-tips-us-off-to-332-hp-rating-for-nissan-370z-la-auto-show.jpg)
LA Auto Show Site Tips Us Off To 332 HP Rating For Nissan 370Z [La Auto Show]The first official data in a murky sea of rumors regarding the power numbers on the 2009 Nissan 370Z has emerged in the form of an easy-to-miss photo caption on the LA Auto Show website. The power output of the fresh 3.7-liter V6 is a confirmed 332 HP, up 26 from the previous 3.5-liter, partly as... |
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Ford gets Phased--Using Free EnergyVariable valve timing is ancient history. You already know that twiddling the intake and exhaust valve timing and overlap helps broaden an engine's torque curve, and that most engines do this by inserting a gizmo in... ... |
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China INSOnline Corp.'s Subsidiary Acquires Insurance Agency CompanyBEIJING--(Marketwire - November 10, 2008) - China INSOnline Corp. (NASDAQ: CHIO) (the "Company"), an integrated licensed insurance services provider operating a leading industry web portal www.soobao.cn in the People's Republic of China, announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Rise... |
