Grand jury seeks TV interviews in missing baby case
A Kansas City television station has received a grand jury subpoena for interviews it conducted in covering the disappearance of a 10-month-old baby last week, the station said on Monday.
Dowton Abbey star Rose Leslie joins Game of Thrones
Game of Thrones has found its Ygritte.
Review: Joe Jonas can't quite get into club with solo debut
Remember when, if you heard someone associated with the Disney Channel extol the club, they meant the one where you needed mouse ears to get past the velvet rope?
U.S. to unveil criteria for picking systemic firms
Regulators Tuesday are set to give nervous insurance companies, mutual funds and other big players in financial markets a better idea of whether they will be tapped for the same type of additional government scrutiny facing large U.S. banks.
Marketers struggle to harness social media: survey
Marketing chiefs feel overwhelmed by the growing volume of customer data on websites like Facebook and Twitter, and while they realize its potential value they consider themselves ill-equipped to harness it, an IBM study found.
Congo Rep's ruling party shores up parliament power
Congo Republic's ruling Congolese Workers Party (PCT) and allies maintained their grip on the Senate upper house of parliament, winning 29 of 36 seats up for renewal in a mid-term election, results showed on Monday.
Noah may mean difference between life and death
It's not quite a yellow submarine, since it's destined for travel on top of the water, not under it.
HK student says Jobs tribute logo not copied
A Hong Kong design student's tribute to Steve Jobs that generated a buzz in cyberspace following the death of the co-founder of Apple last week is not original, but it is not a rip-off, the teenager said.
Hana says may renegotiate KEB deal if no Lone Star appeal
Hana Financial Group <086790.KS> is willing to renegotiate its agreed takeover deal of Korea Exchange Bank <004940.KS> from Lone Star , should the U.S. fund decide not to appeal a court verdict against it, Hana's chairman said on Tuesday.
Sony plans no announcement on TV restructuring: CFO
Sony Corp said on Tuesday it was not planning any major announcement about restructuring its television business, after expectations had grown that the company would unveil drastic changes to turn the unit around as it heads for its eighth straight year of losses.
Foreign Profit Tax Break was Costly Bomb: Report
Congress should not endorse another big tax break for overseas corporate profits because the last one in 2004-2005 was a costly failure, said U.S. congressional investigators in a report released on Monday.
Jury hits Teva, McKesson, Baxter in Propofol case: report
A Nevada jury ordered a Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd unit and two other healthcare companies to pay $162.5 million in punitive damages to a group of colonoscopy patients who claimed they contracted Hepatitis C from vials of the sedative Propofol, Bloomberg reported on Monday.
Wal-Mart, Facebook unveil partnership
Wal-Mart Stores Inc and Facebook Inc unveiled a partnership on Tuesday to help the world's largest retailer connect customers with its local stores.
China Rural Migrants Young, Restless and Online: Report
China's young migrant workers believe manufacturers can afford bigger pay rises and they are increasingly willing to strike to win them, according to a report that documents the spread of labor unrest across the country's export zones.
Hana Willing to Renegotiate $4.1 Billion KEB Deal
Hana Financial Group is willing to renegotiate its agreed $4.1 billion deal to buy Korea Exchange Bank from Lone Star , should the U.S. fund decide not to appeal a court verdict against it, Hana's chairman said on Tuesday.
Hana chairman: willing to renegotiate $4.1 billion KEB deal
Hana Financial Group <086790.KS> is willing to renegotiate its agreed $4.1 billion deal to buy Korea Exchange Bank <004940.KS> from Lone Star , should the U.S. fund decide not to appeal a court verdict against it, Hana's chairman said on Tuesday.
Asia shares jump after China move, euro firm
Asian shares jumped on Tuesday after China moved to support its stock market by buying shares of major banks, and the euro held the previous session's big gains on hopes that European leaders are finally taking action to protect the continent's lenders.
Hacker threat to NYSE website comes to nothing: NYSE
A reported threat from an activist hacker group to take protests against Wall Street to the Internet by crippling the New York Stock Exchange website appeared to come to nothing on Monday.
Hacker Threat to NYSE Site Comes to Nothing: NYSE
A reported threat from an activist hacker group to take protests against Wall Street to the Internet by crippling the New York Stock Exchange website appeared to come to nothing on Monday.
Jokes about Steve Jobs' death: hilarious or tasteless?
The death of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has put the Onion in a difficult position, as the satiric news magazine struggles to remain irreverent without being insensitive.
Amy Winehouse's father writing memoir for HarperCollins
Amy Winehouse may have left this planet in July, but if her father has his way she'll live on forever, on the world's bookstore shelves.
Christie's auction of The Collection of Elizabeth Taylor
Christie's auction of The Collection of Elizabeth Taylor
Former Miss Iceland got $2 million reward in Bulger case
A former Miss Iceland who met Boston crime boss James Whitey Bulger and his girl friend in California was paid a $2 million reward for the tip that led to Bulger's arrest in June, the Boston Globe said on Sunday.
Slovak PM to put government on line ahead of EFSF vote
Slovak Prime Minister Iveta Radicova will put the future of her government on the line on Tuesday before lawmakers cast ballots on a euro zone rescue mechanism that one of her junior ruling parties looks set to shoot down.
HSBC Sees Asia Trade Doubling to $14 Trillion by 2025
Asia's trade volume will almost double by 2025 and will be the key driver of world trade growth despite current global economic headwinds, HSBC said in a report on Tuesday.
A realistic Dream Act for all
Only in the bitter partisanship of our moment could Texas Governor Rick Perry be denounced because he expressed compassion. In the most recent Republican presidential debate, Perry was hammered for supporting a Texas law that allows illegal immigrants to receive in-state tuition discounts at public universities. Now he has apologized for saying those who oppose helping illegals attend college “have no heart.”
California's September revenue misses target
California's revenue for September missed the state's budget projection by $301.6 million, raising the prospect that spending cuts could be triggered early next year, the state controller said on Monday.
Without Providence, Where Does That Leave the Motion-Picture Home?
It was during Yitzkor services that my father came back to me.
Roger Ailes says he'd be dead if he'd screwed it up
In commemoration of Fox News' 15th anniversary, Rupert Murdoch, Chairman and CEO of FNC's parent company News Corp., and Roger Ailes, President of the network, stopped by its morning show Fox & Friends on Monday.
Abound Solar names new CEO
U.S. solar startup Abound Solar said its chief executive will step down from that post for family reasons and become chairman.