McLaren fine may not reach $100 million
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SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium  - McLaren may ultimately have to pay substantially less than the record $100 million fine imposed on the team in a Formula One spying controversy, according to analysts.
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Luxury carmaker is threatening a legal challenge to London mayor Ken Livingstone's plans to demand a Â£25 congestion charge from drivers of high powered sports cars and 4x4s entering the capital
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Ferrari were confirmed as Formula One champions for a record 15th time on Friday after McLaren accepted an unprecedented $100 million fine and loss of all their 2007 constructors' points.
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At $100, this was one U.S. campaign spending limit waiting to be violated.
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New Yorkers who blithely cross the  street listening to an iPod or talking on a cell phone could  soon face a $100 fine.
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DaimlerChrysler paid a $30 million fine in 2007, the most ever by an automaker, for failing to meet federal fuel-efficiency standards.
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Team stripped of points in 2007 F1 constructors' championship and hit with record fine.
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Auto racing Accused of using leaked secret data from its main rival Ferrari, the Formula One team McLaren was hit with a record $100 million fine yesterday by the World Motor Sport Council in the biggest scandal to hit auto racing's premier circuit. Although McLaren drivers Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso escaped punishment, the espionage claims have rocked the sport ...
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Apple Computer, maker of the iPod music player and online iTunes Music Store, is likely to be forced into a multimillion-pound payout to Apple Corporation, the Beatles&#39; management
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Ferrari wants technical documents back The McLaren Formula One team has suspended one of its top engineers while it investigates allegations that the engineer had a stash of high-level technical information from rival F1 team Ferrari.â¦
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Jenson Button should learn his Formula One fate prior to the final race of the season in Brazil. The Contracts Recognition Board has adjourned its hearing into the messy contract affair between BMW-Williams
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McLaren received a flow of information from a spy within rivals Ferrari for nearly three months this year, the FIA reveals.
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Kimi Raikkonen crowned champion but McLaren launches appeal over fuel investigation ruling.
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Ron Dennis has dismissed the possibility that the record 100-million-dollar fine imposed on his team by the International Motoring Federation (FIA) for spying on the Ferrari team will cripple them financially.
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Microsoft Corp. is expected to be hit  with a fine of between 200 million and 300 million euros on  Wednesday for failing to carry out antitrust sanctions imposed  by the European Commission, sources familiar with the situation  said.
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McLaren will not appeal against the spy scandal sanctions imposed by the World Motor Sport Council.
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World Cup Race organizers could have unanticipated bills in excess of $1.5 million due to a clash between the Austrian Ski Federation and the International governing body, the FIS.