Friday, October 19, 2012
Daily Digit: Airbus to spend $24 billion in U.S. (1:18)
Oct. 19 - Airbus predicts it will double the $12 billion is currently spends on US procurement by 2020 as it gears up to build a new U.S. plant. Hayley Platt reports
Europe moves to ECB bank supervision (2:43)
Oct. 19 - European Union leaders agreed on Friday that a single supervisor will take responsibility for overseeing euro zone banks from next year, in a step towards banking union. But obstacles remain, and Germany has voiced concerns about using the euro zone's rescue funds to inject capital directly into struggling banks. Joanna Partridge reports.
World's oldest turtle fossil could bridge evolutionary gap (2:32)
Oct. 19 - Polish paleontologists have uncovered what they believe to be the world's oldest turtle fossil in the southern city of Poreba. They've also found what they suspect is a separate turtle species, previously unknown and hope that subsequent examination will help solve unanswered questions about the animals' evolution. Jim Drury reports
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