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* Mexico light project first of its type registered by U.N. * "Programmatic CDM" designed to bring CO2 cuts to masses SINGAPORE, July 20 - The United Nations has given a green light to the...

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6 - California suffered a new setback in its financial crisis on Monday when Fitch Ratings cut its rating on the state's general obligation debt...

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6 - California suffered a new setback in its financial crisis on Monday when Fitch Ratings cut its rating on the state's general obligation debt...

* Deal creates generic drugmaker with $3 bln in rev * Arrow sells drugs in more than 20 countries * Deal to boost earnings in 2010 * Watson shares off 4.6 pct in premarket NEW...

Nanchesifang Corp said that the new generation of bullet train it has been developing will be produced on a large scale after passing a series of tests and will be delivered in 2011, sources reported. The new trains are the key to high speed railways and special passenger lines such as the Beijing-Shanghai railway...

NEW YORK, June 1 - U.S. stocks rallied on Monday as reassuring economic data pointed to a positive turn in the economic cycle, while General Motors' long-expected bankruptcy filing lifted uncertainty about the automaker's fate....

* Oil rises as much as 3 pct * U.S. data shows surprise 5.4 million barrel stocks fall * OPEC decides to keep output unchanged, as expected * OPEC Secretary General says market oversupplied NEW...

BEIJING, May 12 - China's exports fell 22.6 percent in April from a year earlier, while imports fell 23.0 percent, the official Xinhua news agency said on Tuesday, quoting the General Administration of Customs. The...

* FTSEurofirst 300 falls 0.7 percent after 5 days of gains * Miners slip on weaker metals prices, Alcoa news * Banks generally higher, but investors stay cautious LONDON, March 17 - European shares ended...

NEW YORK, March 11 - An auction of $18 billion of reopened 10-year Treasury notes on Wednesday was generally a success, with above average interest from indirect bidders including foreign central banks, analysts said. Worries...