- Oil prices mixed amid demand concerns
- British watchdog says fines Nomura 1.75 million pounds
- Oil tanker attacked by pirates off west Africa: Benin navy
- Ukrainian killed in oil tanker attack off west Africa
- S.Africa leaves recession with 0.9-percent growth
- Indonesian minister defends bank bailout
- Oil tanker attacked by pirates off West Africa: Benin navy
- S.Africa reports recession over with 0.9-percent growth
- Oil prices dip, stay above 77 dollars
- S.Africa moves out of recession as economy grows by 0,9 percent
- Chinese banks to be punished for risky lending
- Japan govt urges JAL to slash pension payouts
- Hong Kong gold closes lower
- India deploys warship off Seychelles
- Japan finance minister urges BoJ to tackle deflation
- Hong Kong gold opens lower
- Hong Kong man, three others jailed for spam scheme
- IMF formally approves 1.4 billion dollars for Angola
- Oil prices higher amid weak dollar
- Tax credits fuel 10 percent surge in US home sales
- Debtors in Nigeria told to pay up or risk penalties
- Britons back 'Tobin' tax to help the poor: poll
- 'Premature' to declare crisis over: ECB head
- British leaders clash over public finances, recovery
- Germany's 'Robin Hood banker' gets suspended sentence
- KLM flies world's first "passenger flight on biofuel"
- Gold hits record high 1,174 dollars
- Oil prices power higher as dollar weakens
- Gold hits record high 1,172 dollars
- Gulf Air seeks to save 2.65 billion dollars in five years
- Oil demand rose in third quarter: CGES energy analysts
- Brown urges stronger China links to boost recovery
- Oil prices jump as dollar weakens
- OECD area shakes off recession with fragile rebound
- OECD area jumps clear of recession, Britain stuck: OECD data
- China names Zhu Min as vice governor of central bank: report
- Taiwan October export orders see first rise in 13 months
- JAL seeks 40 percent pension benefits cut for bailout
- Gold hits record high past 1,160 US dollars per ounce
- Oil above 78 dollars in Asian trade
- Spanish bank may boost stake in China Citic: report
- Hong Kong gold opens higher
- BA warns cabin crew over strike: report
- Somali pirates holding 12-year-old hostage: Spanish skipper
- Greek officials deny ship hijacked in Gulf of Aden
- Impact of crisis to equal Berlin Wall fall: German minister
- Pirates seize Greek ship off Yemen
- Profits of Kuwaiti listed firms slide 73 pct
- Malaysia's AirAsia to tap Southeast Asian capital market
- Desperate retailers seek holiday season rescue
- Oil prices mixed amid demand concerns
- British watchdog says fines Nomura 1.75 million pounds
- Oil tanker attacked by pirates off west Africa: Benin navy
- Ukrainian killed in oil tanker attack off west Africa
- S.Africa leaves recession with 0.9-percent growth
- Indonesian minister defends bank bailout
- Oil tanker attacked by pirates off West Africa: Benin navy
- S.Africa reports recession over with 0.9-percent growth
- Oil prices dip, stay above 77 dollars
- S.Africa moves out of recession as economy grows by 0,9 percent
- Chinese banks to be punished for risky lending
- Japan govt urges JAL to slash pension payouts
- Hong Kong gold closes lower
- India deploys warship off Seychelles
- Japan finance minister urges BoJ to tackle deflation
Google to digitise Iraq Museum archives: CEOUS Internet giant Google will soon begin digitising artefacts and documents at Iraq's National Museum, its chief executive said on a visit to Baghdad on Tuesday.
Hong Kong man, three others jailed for spam schemeA Hong Kong resident and three other men, including the self-proclaimed "Godfather of Spam," were sentenced to prison on Monday for their roles in an email stock fraud scheme, the Justice Department said.
HP quarterly net profit up 14 percentUS computer giant Hewlett-Packard posted a 14 percent rise in quarterly net profit Monday as slumping personal computer sales were offset by a solid performance in its services division.
Forbes
Too Many MammogramsFor years women have trekked to doctors' offices for annual mammograms starting at age 40. But a new study says this may not be necessary: Women can wait until age 50 for their first mammogram with little downside, and they only need to get the exams every two years.
- How Can A CEO Bow Out Gracefully?
Chief executives always have a lot to worry about. They can't even quit without making sure they handle the process with a very delicate touch.
Halle Berry Turns EntrepreneurWhen the world's largest fragrance company showed Halle Berry a prototype bottle for her debut perfume, Berry said no. The simple rectangular design failed to convey her personality.
World's Most Expensive HomesLast year, a 40-acre Greenwich, Conn., property with a 21,897-square-foot, 14-bedroom Jacobean manor was listed for $125 million. It was the world's second most expensive home for sale.
Newsweek
- College Students Hit by High-Interest Loans
College degrees are supposed to last a lifetime, but should tuition loan payments? How some schools got away with charging interest rates of up to 18 percent.
- Developing A Taste For China's New Economy
What a meal of beef stomach and duck throats taught me about the new China.
- Economy: China's New Materialism
Chinese are just like New Yorkers. They can't stop talking about real estate.
- China's Consumers Are Starting to Spend - Gross
Made in China—and sold there, too.
- U.S.-China Relationship Is Good for the World
Why the U.S.-China relationship is not only the fulcrum of the world economy, but a good thing after all.
- Small Business: Why Is Mary Kay Thriving in China?
Why the American brand Mary Kay is thriving in China.
- Why We Need the Humanities
The idea that we must choose between science and humanities is false.
- Zakaria: Can America Still Innovate?
Innovation is as American as baseball and apple pie. But some traditions can't be trademarked.
- Soldiers of Fortune
How the Israeli Army became the most prolific innovation engine on earth.
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Traille back for France against All BlacksDamien Traille was given the starting job at full back on Tuesday when the French XV to play New Zealand in Marseille on Saturday night was named.
Golfer McIlroy sets sights on European top spotRory McIlroy said Tuesday he still had his sights set on topping the European money list despite opting to take out a full US PGA card next season.
Injury crisis gnaws at Barca as Liverpool face exitIt would normally be unthinkable -- but it is just possible that holders Barcelona will become the first winners since the 1993 introduction of the Champions League format not to survive the group stages.
Jetstar 'sorry' after taking Paralympic hero's wheelchairAustralian budget airline Jetstar apologised on Tuesday after making a Paralympic champion check in his wheelchair before catching a flight, prompting him to drag himself through the airport.
Celebrity Gossip
Pixie Lott set for Meat Loaf musical Pixie Lott wants to star in a production on London's West End theatre district and is in line to audition for a role in Meat Loaf musical 'Bat Out Of Hell'.
Keisha Buchanan reunites with Mutya Keisha Buchanan has revealed she will be working with one-time Sugababes bandmate Mutya Buena on her upcoming solo album.
Jude Law back with Sienna?Jude Law and Sienna Miller appeared to be ''more than just friends'' when they partied at New York nightspot The Box last week.
Mysterious MikaMika refuses to comment on his sexuality because he likes his life to retain an air of mystery.
An unusual number of severe allergic reactions to swine flu vaccinations have been recorded in Canada, where a batch of the vaccine from GlaxoSmithKline has been recalled, the WHO said on Tuesday.
- Obama Afghan strategy decision 'within days'
- Chinese banks to be punished for risky lending
- 'Comfort food' relieves stress: Australian study
- China executes two over tainted milk scandal
- AIDS death toll passes 25 mln: UNAIDS
- HIV kills 25 million, infects 60 million: UNAIDS
- Injury crisis gnaws at Barca as Liverpool face exit
- GM has paid back Opel loans to Germany: Merkel
- GM to keep Opel plant in German Bochum
- DR Congo war crimes trial starts at The Hague
- DR Congo militiamen on trial at war crimes court
- Britain begins long-awaited Iraq war probe
- British Iraq war probe starts hearings
- Japan finance minister urges BoJ on deflation
- Britain tops Emmy awards list, Brazil gets first