US Morning Headlines: Drone future: Eyes in the sky, Reaction positive to ...

 
 
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Wednesday October 09 2013
 
 
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Drone future: Eyes in the sky
 
The opening of US air space to drones has the potential to create a $12bn industry but has also sparked public fears about privacy
 
 
 
Reaction positive to Yellen's appointment
 
 
Collateral crunch looms as T-bill yields leap
 
 
Walmart to buy out India partner
 
 
Alcoa boss calls default risk a 'giant Taser'
 
 
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Defence's hidden side
 

What do a UK-based fisheries consultancy and Malaysia's first astronaut have in common? Their origins lie in big global arms deals. Defence correspondent Carola Hoyos explores the opaque world of offsets, set to become a half-trillion dollar industry.

 
Markets
 
Yellen pick for Fed helps salve US woes
 
US debt default fears only partially ameliorated after White House confirms Janet Yellen as its choice to head the Federal Reserve
 
 
 
Stress tests must prompt debt revamp
 
 
Record hedge fund inflows come at a price
 
 
'Dr Copper' says world economy to recover
 
 
Housebuilders gain on falling FTSE
 
World News
 
Obama to nominate Yellen as Fed chair
 
Janet Yellen will become the first woman to hold the most powerful job in central banking, after officials said she will be nominated as Fed chair
 
 
 
Tea Party unmoved by US default threat
 
 
Soaring US drone market under fire
 
 
Maduro seeks to rule Venezuela by decree
 
 
IMF tells nations to raise their game
 
US news
 
Drones enjoy powerful political backing
 
The proliferation of unmanned defence systems has given rise to a powerful political force – the drone lobby
 
 
 
Piracy fight taken into US kindergartens
 
 
Obama steps up pressure on Republicans
 
 
Sugar daddy shutdown
 
 
Prosecutors give SAC settlement ultimatum
 
US & Canadian companies
 
Q&A: What are offsets?
 
Defence groups find offset agreements important in winning international business, even though they are unrelated to their day-to-day business
 
 
 
Goldman Sachs' arm buys 50% of Hastings
 
 
Yum shares hit as earnings plunge 68%
 
 
Icahn springs on to Nuance board
 
 
Banks take Amazon approach to research
 
 
 
 
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