The 9,000 British troops in Afghanistan will not have all the armoured vehicles they need for patrols until the end of next year, The Times reports.
The size of the British force was boosted from 8,100 to 9,000 this year following a decision to send a special team of 200 bomb-disposal specialists and 700 extra troops for the election period. Prime Minister Gordon Brown subsequently agreed to keep the reinforcements there permanently to maintain a presence …

The “new” General Motors which have emerged from bankruptcy are going to focus more on customers (who did they focus on before???) and they’re in partnership with eBay for people to buy vehicles by online auctions.
Company’s CEO Fritz Henderson said that the “new” GM will be far faster and more responsive to customers than the old one, and will make money and repay government loans faster than required, FoxNews reports.
Henderson promised that they will repay …