Germany and other countries forced EU ambassadors to postpone a vote on the deal in June amid concerns that it would put too much of a burden on luxury car makers like Daimler and BMW. Claudia Wiese in Frankfurt contributed to this article. Write to …

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Taking on the mantle as Porsche evolves the pioneering technology further is the car set to shine at the 2013 edition of the Dubai International Motor Show, the Panamera S E-Hybrid, the first plug-in hybrid in the luxury class. With 416 horsepower …

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When he was chief economist at the Bank for International Settlements, Bill White issued a series of prescient pre-crisis warnings of bubbles and imbalances that were building up in the global economy. He was politely ignored. White worries that policy …

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The event will be held at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal and a nearby yacht on Feb. 1, the night before Super Bowl XLVIII. It can accommodate 3,100 revelers willing to pay $700 each to sample food from top restaurants from each NFL city and chat with …

"The moves threaten to spark a new round in what Brazil Finance Minister Guido Mantega in 2010 called a 'currency war,' barely two months after the Group of 20 nations pledged to 'refrain from competitive devaluation'." “Race to Bottom Resumes as …