Flat consumer prices in US, during the month of November, are an evidence of inflation cooling down. It has been informed that with a drop in the energy costs, the prices of food, clothes and medical services have stabilized.

The U. S. Postal Service has made it clear that if they witnessed any further bankruptcy, then they have full plans to close as much as 250 postal centers across the country. They are already facing $3 billion debt and further more is not in their plan list.

Reports have highlighted about American Airline’s bankruptcy recently, but officials of the company are guaranteeing no disruption or any other effect of bankruptcy on the airline’s services to customers.

Competition in mobile phone market is becoming tougher and more difficult with every day and that is merely because the companies are trying to best serve the increasing consumer demand in the mobile market.

It has been revealed in a recent report that the Maybach luxury line that was due for release by the year 2013 is now going to be put on hold. The reason for the same has been said to be need for cutting the losses being incurred by the firm.

It has been reported that a US regulator has ruled that the technology giant has not attempted to violate graphics patents owned by the Taiwanese firm. The ruling has enabled Apple to enjoy another victory regarding its patent battle with HTC.

It has been recently revealed that SABMiller, the beverage giant is going to expand into a number of other countries. There have been plans revealed about the possible investments SABMiller is going to make in different countries like Uganda, Zambia, Tanzania and Ghana.

It has been reported that the US state Department is looking forward for more information regarding potential alternative measures within the state of Nebraska for the forecasted Keystone XL pipeline project.

It has been reported that the ongoing pressure on the economy of the US and Europe has had adverse impact over the revenue of Toyota, as it’s succumbed to 15 years low rate. Today, the Nikkei Stock Average initially rose by 0.2%, but in the later part of the day, it fell by 2.9%.

Last night, the Proserpine RSL situated at north of Mackay has observed a public debate among delegates of two foreign-owned companies, Tully Sugar and Sucrogen, carried out in the presence of huge gathering of cane growers, more than 100. In addition, Tully Sugar had also filed its asset sale agreement, yesterday, and also purposed a $120 million bid.