Sell in May and go away? Not so fast
Major stock indexes are at multiyear highs but Wall Street does not seem to be running out of steam -- not just yet.
Most Greeks favor privatizations to exit crisis: poll
The majority of Greeks see privatizations as necessary to get the country out of its debt crisis, backing government plans to sell state stakes in its industries to help pay down the national debt, a poll showed on Sunday.
Arsenal 1-0 Manchester United - Gunners hand Chelsea a favour
Arsenal blew the Premiership title race wide open with a great performance against Manchester United to leave the leaders with just a three point lead at the top of the table.
NATO Bombs Gaddafi Neighborhood, Leader's Son Said to be Killed
Libya's government accused and NATO denied an assassination attempt on Col. Muammar Gaddafi on Sunday after NATO bombed the leader's compound in Tripoli's suburbs, with a Libyan government spokesman saying the attack killed one of the leader's sons and three grandchildren.
Sony To Beef Up Security On PlayStation Network
Sony Corp. said it is beefing up security on the PlayStation Network in the wake of a hacking attack that resulted in the theft of millions of users' credit card details.
Arsenal Vs Manchester United Live Coverage - English Premier League
It's a decisive tie in the English Premier League as Arsenal host Manchester United in what could decide where the Premiership title ends up.
Arsenal Vs Manchester United Live Coverage
Arsenal host Manchester United in a tie which could decide the destination of the Premiership title this season.
Merkel hesitates in backing Draghi for ECB: report
German chancellor Angela Merkel is hesitating to back the nomination of Italy's Mario Draghi as the next president of the European Central Bank because she wants several demands met in return, a magazine said on Sunday.
Lindsay Lohan wants to plead no contest to theft charges, admits her mistakes (video)
Mean Girls star Lindsay Lohan has acknowledged her wrongdoings and is ready and willing to plead no contest to charges that she had stolen a $2,500 necklace from Kamofie & Co., a swanky jewelry store, in Los Angeles.
Italian watchdog to decide fast on Parmalat: paper
Italy's market watchdog Consob is to speed up its examination of the offer prospectus filed by French dairy group Lactalis for Italian rival Parmalat , Consob's head said in an newspaper interview on Sunday.
Infosys eyes buys in Europe, Japan, and healthcare sector
Infosys Technologies Ltd, India's No. 2 software services exporter, is on the hunt for acquisitions in Europe and Japan and in industries including healthcare and public services, its chief executive said on Sunday.
China manufacturing growth slows in April, hit by tightening
China's manufacturing growth slowed in April, a survey showed on Sunday, suggesting that the government's tightening efforts have weighed on the world's second-largest economy more heavily than expected.
Buffett admits error, says Sokol events inexcusable
Warren Buffett said he was wrong not to press David Sokol about purchases of Lubrizol Corp stock while his former top lieutenant was pitching the chemicals company as a possible takeover target for Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
Massive crowds gather for Pope John Paul II beatification [PHOTOS]
A massive crowd -- with the majority consisting of young people -- sang, prayed and celebrated as they waited for Sunday's beatification.
Mike Tyson tattoo artist lands hangover punch on Warner Bros with copyright infringement lawsuit (video)
Tattoo artist S. Victor Whitmill, who has created, inked and copyrighted former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson's iconic facial tattoo, has hauled Hollywood movie producer Warner Bros. to court for using the tattoo design without his consent in the upcoming comedy movie The Hangover: Part II.
Mike Tyson tattoo artist lands hangover punch on Warner Bros with copyright infringement lawsuit
Tattoo artist S. Victor Whitmill, who has created, inked and copyrighted former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson's iconic facial tattoo, has hauled Hollywood film producer Warner Bros. to court for using the tattoo design without his consent in the upcoming comedy movie The Hangover: Part II.
Buffett: Failure to raise debt ceiling asinine
Warren Buffett said he expects the Congress to raise the nation's debt ceiling before it expires in mid-May, and said it would be that body's most asinine act ever if it failed.
Buffett Admits 'Big Mistake,' Says Ex-Deputy Broke Insider-Trading Rules
Berkshire Hathaway Chairman Warren Buffett on Saturday admitted he made a 'big mistake' by not following up on former top deputy David Sokol's revelations of stock purchases which Buffett called violations of the company's insider trading rules.
Serbia Open - Djokovic into yet another final
World number two Novak Djokovic progressed to the final of the Serbia Open on Saturday after his semifinal with fellow Serb Janko Tipsarevic was cancelled after Tipsarevic withdrew with a thigh injury.
Buffett admits error in Sokol affair
Warren Buffett said he had made a mistake by not asking more about David Sokol's purchases of Lubrizol Corp stock while his former top lieutenant was pitching the chemicals company as a possible takeover target for Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
France racism saga deepens as technical director is suspended
The saga surrounding the French Football Federation and its racism allegation has deepened after Technical director Francois Blaquart was suspended from his post at the FFF.
Royal Wedding: Kate and William walk together in Buckingham Palace [PHOTOS]
Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, walk together in Buckingham Palace, following their wedding on Friday, in central London April 30, 2011.
Michael Jackson's doctor wants trial delay, claims pop star was sick and took drug himself (video)
Lawyers of Dr. Conrad Murray, the prime accused in the high-profile manslaughter trial of pop star Michael Jackson has requested a delay in the trial as they need more time to prepare to cross-examine new prosecution witnesses.
Sony Exec To Speak On PlayStation Security Breach
Sony Corp.'s Executive Deputy President Kazuo Hirai will hold a press conference on Sunday to talk about the recent security breaches of the PlayStation Network. It is the first time a company executive is directly addressing the issue.
Buffett downplays chance of Berkshire dividend
Berkshire Hathaway Chief Executive Warren Buffett downplayed on Saturday the idea of a first-ever dividend for shareholders, as he opened his conglomerate's annual meeting for a crowd of tens of thousands of people.
The Royal Wedding: William and Kate's official portraits
While at Buckingham Palace, William and Kate posed for official photos with their families.
Lindsay Lohan shocked by jail term but will plead no contest to theft charge (video)
Mean Girls star Lindsay Lohan, who was handed down 120 days in jail and 480 hours of community service for violating her probation, said she is kinda shocked by the sentence but is ready to face the consequences for attempting to steal a $2,500 necklace from a swanky jewelry store in Los Angeles and will plead no contest to the theft charge as early as next week.
Insurance to drag on Berkshire Q1 results
Berkshire Hathaway Inc will report a significantly lower first-quarter profit, as one of the worst quarters ever for global catastrophes weighed on the company's insurance businesses, Chief Executive Warren Buffett said on Saturday.
Good Year's revenue soar 27pct
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company reported higher tire unit volumes, record sales and higher earnings for the first quarter of 2011, the company said in a statement.
German government experts see Greece restructuring debt
Two German government advisers see a debt restructuring by Greece as inevitable while two of the overborrowed country's ministers continued to rule it out in newspaper interviews on Saturday.