News Corp shares slide as hacking scandal deepens
News Corp's Australian shares sank to a two-year low on Monday as the UK phone hacking scandal fallout worsened, raising concerns that a $2 billion bid for an Australian pay-tv firm involving News Corp could be derailed by political intervention.
Moody's suggests U.S. eliminates debt ceiling
Ratings agency Moody's on Monday suggested the United States should eliminate its statutory limit on government debt to reduce uncertainty among bond holders.
Philips surprises with 1.3 billion euro Q2 loss
Philips on Monday made a surprise writedown on acquisitions that dragged the group to a 1.3 billion euro ($1.8 billion)second-quarter net loss, just weeks after warning on profits at two key divisions.
Gold shines on a gloomy day as risk aversion spreads
Gold and the Swiss franc hit record highs Monday while equities and the euro tumbled as the lack of any breakthrough to the escalating debt crisis in the euro zone and the United States sapped demand for risky assets.
Is iPhone 5 Delayed Because A5 Chip is Overheating?
The iPhone 5 release date, which is largely rumored about, is likely to get delayed further because of the A5 chip overheating in the tiny enclosure of iPhone, reports Sohu.com.michael jackson wallpaper, utorrentscreensavers,
Philips surprises with Q2 loss of 1.3 billion euros
Philips on Monday surprised with a 1.3 billion euro quarterly net loss, citing a slower-than-expected recovery from the recession and impairment charges, and said it will cut costs by 500 million euros.
Analysis: China's big banks cushioned from local govt debt
While investors fret about a jump in bad loans from China's local government entities, the country's so-called Big Four banks are busy squirreling money away for the day when borrowers start defaulting in large numbers.
News Corp shares tumble as hacking scandal deepens
News Corp's Australian shares slumped over 7 percent on Monday to a two-year low as the phone hacking scandal fallout worsened with the arrest of the former head of Rupert Murdoch's UK newspaper arm and the resignation of Britain's police chief.
Karzai’s Senior Aide Assassinated: Should US really withdraw from Afghanistan?
Jan Mohammed Khan, a senior aide to Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai, was assassinated on Sunday night by the Taliban.
Stage Collapses in Ottawa During Bluesfest
The main stage collapsed at Ottawa's Bluesfest Sunday during a Cheap Trick performance after a severe thunderstorm struck the area. It was not raining at the time.
Borders bidding deadline passed without offers: report
Borders Group Inc inched closer to liquidation on Sunday after a bidding deadline passed without offers, the Wall Street Journal said, citing people familiar with the matter.
FIFA Women's World Cup - USA 2-2 Japan (1-3) Match Highlights (VIDEO)
Japan equalized twice before taking charge of a shootout to triumph in their Fifa Women's World Cup campaign against traditional superpowers - the United States - in the final.
Allegations against Chinese companies to continue: Fitch
Allegations of fraud and accounting irregularities at Chinese companies are likely to continue for at least the near term and the accusations may hamper the firms' access to funds regardless of the claims' merit, Fitch Ratings said.
Greenhill profit jumps as investors fret
Boutique financial advisory firm Greenhill & Co posted better-than-expected second-quarter earnings on Sunday, rushing the results out after reports on departures at the firm hit the company's stock.
Copa America 2011 - Brazil 0-0 (2) Paraguay Match Highlights (VIDEO)
Brazil went crashing out of the Copa America 2011 after failing to find the net in a dismal shootout against Paraguay, who made it into the semi-finals.
The Dark Knight Rises 'Trailer' Removed for Copyright Infringement by Warner Bros.
The Dark Knight Rises Trailer 'Copyright Infringement': Warner Brothers
Pre-Alzheimer's and Falls Linked: Study
Older people whose brain scans detected signs of brain amyloid but were otherwise healthy had a doubled risk of falling as people without brain amyloid, said a study at the Alzheimer's Association's annual International Conference in Paris Sunday. Brain amyloid foreshadows Alzheimier's disease.
Validus defends Transatlantic bid
Reinsurer Validus Holdings Ltd defended its $3.25 billion bid for Transatlantic Holdings Inc , saying a deal would create more than $1 billion of earnings power that it could put toward more share repurchases.
Marching toward a precipice
Treasury bonds could soon lose the privilege of being the only debt securities in the world whose value actually rises on the threat of a ratings downgrade.
Japan win reminiscent of 1999 US Women’s World Cup Team
Japan won the Women's World Cup in stunning fashion on Sunday, outshooting the US Women 3-1 on penalty kicks, after a two surprising comebacks.
Senate nears debate on backup debt plan: aides
The Senate will likely begin consideration this week of a bipartisan fallback plan to avert an unprecedented U.S. default of its debt, senior Democratic aides said on Sunday.
Instant View: London police chief quits in hacking saga
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Paul Stephenson resigned on Sunday following criticism of the handling by police of a phone hacking scandal that has rocked British politics and shaken Rupert Murdoch's News Corp media empire.
Markets set to target near failures of EU bank test
Banks that scraped through the European Union's stress test of 90 lenders will start feeling the heat Monday from investors to beef up capital buffers.
Beckham baby debuts on Facebook
David Beckham took to Facebook on Sunday to introduce to the world his new baby daughter, Harper Seven Beckham, the latest addition to his growing brood.
Ivanka Trump Gives Birth to Baby Girl Today, Tweets 'We Feel Incredibly Grateful & Blessed'
Ivanka Trump gave birth this morning to a baby girl. Ivanka married Jared Kushner in October of 2009 and the little girl is their first child.
UK top cop quits over hacking scandal
Britain's top police chief resigned and the former head of Rupert Murdoch's UK newspaper business was arrested on Sunday over a phone-hacking scandal that is lapping at Prime Minister David Cameron's door.
Casey Anthony Released From Jail on Sunday: Is She in Danger? [VIDEO]
Casey Anthony was released from prison at 12:09 a.m. Sunday. Television footage showed that Anthony walked out through the front entrance of the jail.
Women's World Cup Final, Highlights [PHOTOS]
Women's World Cup Final: Japan takes the prize.
Britain's top policeman quits over hacking scandal
Britain's top police chief resigned and the former head of Rupert Murdoch's UK newspaper business was arrested on Sunday over a phone-hacking scandal that is lapping at Prime Minister David Cameron's door.
Dow Jones panel concerned about hacking scandal
A special committee formed to oversee the integrity of Dow Jones & Co under parent News Corp is very concerned about the British phone hacking scandal that has shaken Rupert Murdoch's media empire.