Steinbrueck says not interested in ECB's top job
Former German Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck said on Sunday he was not interested in being a candidate to lead the European Central Bank because he shares the same views as outgoing Bundesbank president Axel Weber.
New government panel in China to review all foreign M&A activity
The Chinese Cabinet has announced that it will constitute a panel to look into foreign acquisitions of local companies.
Grammy Lifetime Achievement awards given out
A motley crowd of classic, gospel rock and folk artists were honored
Singer Carrie Underwood's husband, hockey star Mike Fisher traded to Nashville
Mike Fisher, NHL Ottawa Senator star and husband of singer Carrie Underwood, was traded to the Nashville Predators and this has not gone down well with the residents of Ottawa.
Nissan reveals details of electric sport car ESFLOW
Ahead of Geneva Motor Show, Nissan Motor Co has unveiled the ESFLOW, a futuristic sports car that runs on green electric power.
Continental unveils new technology - Electric Car Sans Shock
International automotive supplier Continental has developed a sensor (satellite) for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles which will immediately shut off the high-voltage battery in the event of a collision.
Chinese man flip-flops on hacking claims in McAfee report
A Chinese man quoted in McAfee report on hacking from China targeted at US oil companies flip-flops on his claims.
Lady Gaga latest to hit musical rip-off hall of shame
Starting from the latest row accusation against Lady Gaga, the slideshow recalls some of the high-profile cases including that of Usher, Coldplay and more.
Oracle’s Larry Ellison buys 249-acre Porcupine Creek
Larry Ellison, an American business magnate, co-founder and chief executive officer of Oracle Corporation, has bought the 249-acre estate that once belonged to Yellowstone Club founders Tim and Edra Blixseth called Porcupine Creek in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
Consumers captive to bad home mortgage system
Many U.S. consumers have no choice and are held captive to home mortgage-related companies that are often aggressively fast, commit errors in paperwork and refuse to answer questions, and whose continuing problems are holding back the country's economic recovery, a top U.S. regulator said on Friday.
43 Afghanistan coalition military fatalities in 2011 through Feb. 12
There have been forty-three Afghanistan coalition military fatalities from the start of 2011 to February 12, according to tracker iCasualites.org.
D.Boerse, NYSE narrow in on name as talks intensify
Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Euronext may call a merged company DB NYSE Group, according to two people close to the negotiations, though the companies said no name for what could become the world's largest exchange operator has been picked.
Greece slams EU, IMF officials after inspection visit
Greece accused the EU and IMF of interfering in its domestic affairs on Saturday after the international lenders said Athens must speed up reforms and sell more public assets.
U.S. calls on Syria to release young blogger
The United States condemned Saturday what it said was Syria's secret trial of a young blogger and called for her immediate release, saying allegations of U.S. espionage connections were baseless.
DB NYSE Group may be name for giant exchange: sources
Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Euronext plan to call a combined company DB NYSE Group and will likely sidestep thorny issues of technology in a bid to strike a merger deal by Tuesday, two people close to the negotiations said.
Former Qwest CEO Nacchio withdraws appeal
Former Qwest Communications chief Joseph Nacchio voluntarily withdrew an appeal of his criminal conviction on Friday, marking what may be the final chapter of his long running insider trading case.
Fed's Plosser says U.S. deflation risk gone: report
A top Federal Reserve official said on Friday he believes the U.S. economy is no longer at risk of slipping into a damaging deflationary spiral but that it would be unwise for the Fed to suddenly shift course.
Corrected: Fed's Plosser says U.S. deflation risk gone: report
(Corrects fourth graph to say $1.7 trillion instead of billion)
Love Stinks: Dating Sites Become Hacker’s Playpen
Where's the love? Not in the hacking community, where more are taking aim at dating sites.
DB NYSE Group seen as name for new company: sources
NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Boerse plan to call a combined company DB NYSE Group and will likely sidestep thorny issues of technology in a bid to strike a deal by Tuesday, two persons close to the negotiations said.
Assange lawyer says Swedish PM prejudices case
A lawyer for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange accused Sweden's prime minister on Friday of damaging his client's chances of a fair trial for alleged sex crimes by portraying him as public enemy number one.
Greece slams EU and IMF officials after inspection visit
Greece slammed the EU and IMF on Saturday and told them to stop interfering in its domestic affairs after the lenders said Athens was broadly on track but must speed up reforms, sell more assets and fight vested interests.
China to vet inward M&A deals for national security
China will launch a state-level investment review body to check that merger and acquisition deals struck by foreign firms in one of the world's fastest-growing economies do not endanger national security, China's State Council, the cabinet, said on Saturday.
Lady Gaga accused of lifting Madonna's track
Pop star Lady Gaga has sparked controversy with her new single 'Born this way', with fans and critics saying the track is similar to Madonna's 1989 hit 'Express yourself', various media outlets reported.
ECB's Weber says European opposition behind withdrawal
Bundesbank president Axel Weber confirmed on Saturday he would not be a candidate to head the European Central Bank, blaming resistance in some European countries to his hardline monetarist stance.
Merkel will need opposition votes for euro fund deal
The German government may need a two-thirds majority in parliament to approve any deal on the new permanent rescue mechanism for the euro zone, meaning it will need opposition support for any compromise, Der Spiegel magazine reported on Saturday.
Decoding the Egyptian Revolution
Decoding the Egyptian Revolution to understand the beginning, the end of Hosni Mubarak regime, significance, and effects of the downfall.
Match Preview - Can City prove credentials against United in the Battle of Manchester?
Manchester City makes the short trip to Old Trafford to face Manchester United in a crucial derby in Saturday's early kick-off in the English Premier League.
Tom Cruise to star in musical ‘Rock of Ages’ along with Anne Hathaway
Gwyneth Paltrow and Taylor Swift were earlier contenders
Apple to unveil cheaper iPhone mid 2011: report
Apple is working on a cheaper version of the iPhone that is aimed at slowing the advance of competing handsets based on Google Inc.'s Android software.