Why America Should Be Driving on Natural Gas

Unless there’s a breakthrough in battery technology, gasoline will remain the primary auto fuel in the U.S. for years. But our dependence on imported oil comes with a major risk of supply disruption. And the U.S. has a domestic…

Saudi Arabian Airlines Orders 12 Boeing Jets for $3.3 Billion

Saudi Arabian Airlines placed an order for 12 Boeing (BA) 777-300 “Extended Range” planes in a deal worth $3.3 billion.

The deal gives the Saudi carrier, which is in the process of privatization, an option for another 10 777s, Reuters reported. Saudi Arabian Airlines also ordered eight Boeing 787 Dreamliners for an unspecified price.

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OPEC to Leave Oil Output Unchanged

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries will leave oil output unchanged, a delegate at the group’s current meeting told Reuters. Oil ministers apparently are not worried the weak dollar will drive up the price of …