State Job Cuts Are on The Table at Greek Loan Talks
Greek officials held talks on Saturday with European Union and International Monetary Fund negotiators to free up urgently needed bailout loans, but the government and the lenders were reported to be at odds.
UC Berkeley Bake Sale Divides Student Groups
An Increase Diversity Bake Sale held at the University of California at Berkeley (UC Berkeley) Tuesday divided the student groups on campus.
Manchester United Vs Norwich City Preview - Premier League
Norwich City will face a Manchester United side who'll look to put in a performance, given their midweek defensive horror show.
Everton Vs Liverpool Live Coverage - Premier League
Liverpool and Everton will battle it out in the first Merseyside derby of the season in Saturday's early kick-off in the English Premier League.
Everton Vs Liverpool Preview - Premier League
Liverpool and Everton will battle it out in the first Merseyside derby of the season in Saturday's early kick-off in the English Premier League.
UAW Rejects Oshkosh Contract Despite Raise, Bonus
United Auto Workers members overwhelmingly voted down a new five-year contract offer from the Oshkosh Corp. on Friday despite the company's offer of a signing bonus and raise to offset higher health care costs, according to the company.
China Paper Urges Europe to Get Act Together on Debt Crisis
European countries must act decisively to resolve the Eurozone debt crisis or risk having some member states forced out of the single currency, China's top newspaper said in a front-page commentary Saturday.
China paper urges Europe get act together on debt crisis
European countries must act decisively to resolve the euro zone debt crisis or risk having some member states forced out of the single currency, China's top newspaper said in a front page commentary on Saturday.
McGraw-Hill Hunting for Head of Education Business: Report
McGraw-Hill Companies Inc has enlisted executive recruiters Heidrick & Struggles International Inc to help in their search for a chief executive for its recently spun off education business, the Wall Street Journal said on Friday in its online edition.
McGraw-Hill ropes in exec firm in hunt for edu-biz CEO: report
McGraw-Hill Companies Inc has enlisted executive recruiters Heidrick & Struggles International Inc to help in their search for a chief executive for its recently spun off education business, the Wall Street Journal said on Friday in its online edition.
China Factory Activity Quickens, Export Orders Recover
China's factory activity picked up in September for the second month in a row and export orders strengthened, offering some reassurance that the world's second-largest economy can weather the global economic turmoil.
China factory activity picks up, export orders recover
China's factory activity picked up in September for a second month in a row and export orders strengthened, offering some reassurance that the world's second-largest economy can weather the global economic turmoil.
World stocks post worst quarter in 3 years
Global stocks closed their worst quarter in nearly three years on Friday on nagging concerns about the world economy and the lack of a credible solution to Europe's debt crisis.
World Stock Markets Weather Worst Quarter in 3 Years
Global stocks closed their worst quarter in nearly three years on Friday on nagging concerns about the world economy and the lack of a credible solution to Europe's debt crisis.
Judge Dismisses Part of Fraud Case Against Citigroup
A U.S. federal judge dismissed part of a case brought by European bond investors accusing Citigroup Inc. and its directors of misrepresenting or failing to disclose Citi's exposure to toxic mortgage assets and its own solvency.
Judge dismisses part of fraud case against Citi
A U.S. federal judge dismissed part of a case brought by European bond investors accusing Citigroup Inc and its directors of misrepresenting or failing to disclose Citi's exposure to toxic mortgage assets and its own solvency.
Wall Street ends worst quarter since 2008
Stocks ended their worst quarter since the depths of the 2008 credit crisis, crippled by Europe's debt debacle, a U.S. credit downgrade and a sputtering global economy.
Stocks ends worst quarter since 2008 meltdown
Stocks ended their worst quarter since the depths of the 2008 credit crisis, crippled by Europe's debt debacle, a U.S. credit downgrade and a sputtering global economy.
Hitachi-LG venture to plead guilty to price-fixing
A joint venture of Hitachi Ltd and LG Electronics Inc has agreed to plead guilty and pay a $21.1 million fine for bid-rigging and price-fixing in the sale of optical disk drives, the Justice Department said on Friday.
Weak income curbs spending but factories strong
Consumers struggled to make ends meet in August as incomes fell for the first time in nearly two years, while a surge in Midwest manufacturing this month provided one bright spot in an otherwise weak economy.
Kodak denies bankruptcy plan but shares plummet
Eastman Kodak Co shares lost more than half their value on Friday as the company hired a law firm well-known for bankruptcy cases, triggering speculation that the photography pioneer could file for bankruptcy.
Cargolux to take Boeing 747 freighter in two weeks
Freight carrier Cargolux Airlines International SA has resolved a dispute that delayed its acceptance of the first Boeing Co 747-8 freighter, and will now take delivery of the plane around October 12, the head of Qatar Airways, one of Cargolux's major shareholders, said on Friday.
AT&T seeks Sprint, Cellular South cases dismissed
AT&T Inc has asked a U.S. court to dismiss cases brought by rivals Sprint Nextel Corp and Cellular South against AT&T's proposed $39 billion purchase of T-Mobile USA.
Amazon tablet costs $209.63 to make, IHS estimates
Amazon.com Inc's new tablet computer costs $209.63 to make, IHS iSuppli estimated on Friday, but will sell for $199, highlighting how the e-commerce company is taking a financial hit upfront to get the device into as many hands as possible.
Kodak shares plummet on restructuring fears
Eastman Kodak Co shares lost two-thirds of their value on Friday as the company hired a restructuring advisory firm, triggering speculation that the photography pioneer was about to file for bankruptcy.
Most Unusual Churches of the World
From churches that melt away to those on wheels, this list covers the bases on the most unusual chapels and places of prayer.
AT&T asks dismissal of Sprint case against deal
AT&T Inc has asked a U.S. court to dismiss a Sprint Nextel case against AT&T's proposed $39 billion purchase of T-Mobile USA.
Morgan Stanley falls hard on concerns about Europe
Morgan Stanley shares fell 10.5 percent on Friday, far more than comparable financial stocks, on concerns about its exposure to European banks.
Awful quarter for Wall Street may be only the beginning
This past quarter was miserable for bullish U.S. stock investors. The bad news is, things may get worse before they get better.
Ford CEO pressed to explain anti-bailout ad
The Republican chairman of a congressional oversight panel has asked Ford Motor Co to explain why it pulled a TV commercial critical of the Obama administration's auto bailout.