Activists target Dutch website after boy arrested
Cyber activists attacking organizations seen as foes of WikiLeaks briefly blocked a Dutch prosecution website on Friday after a 16-year-old suspected of involvement in the campaign was arrested in the Netherlands.
Governments, not ECB, should solve debt crisis: ECB's Stark
Governments, not the European Central Bank, have to solve the sovereign debt crisis, one of the bank's top policymakers Juergen Stark was quoted as saying on Saturday.
Obama to host CEO summit Wednesday in outreach to business
President Barack Obama will host a summit of corporate chief executives on Wednesday as his administration steps up efforts to mend relations with big business and win their support for his economic policies.
Dutch arrest man for attack on prosecutor's website
Dutch police arrested a 19-year-old man on Saturday on suspicion of joint responsibility for a cyber attack on the website of the public prosecution office.
After Google's Checkout, now Rovio offers new in-app payments
After Google’s payment platform “Checkout” now Rovio, the maker of Angry Birds has launched an in-app carrier-billing payment system.
Factbox: OPEC ministerial comments at Quito meeting
OPEC agreed to maintain current oil production levels at its meeting on Saturday while Saudi Arabia reiterated that $70-$80 a barrel was its favored price for crude.
Fraudster Madoff's son found dead
US fraudster Bernard Madoff's son has been found dead at his Manhattan apartment in New York, according to US media reports. Police suspect that forty six-year-old Mark Madoff, could have committed suicide.
Kurd leaders in Iraq seek 'right to self-determination'
Iraq's top Kurdish leader Massud Barzani, on Saturday, has called for the 'right to self-determination' of the northern Iraqi region. The move could reinforce the demand for total independence to Kurdistan, which has already been accorded autonomy.
Vatican refused to help Irish cleric abuse probe: Wikileaks
The Vatican refused to help investigators looking into the child sex abuse by Catholic priests in Ireland, US diplomats told Washington. Leaked diplomatic cables maintained that Vatican refused its officials to testify before the commission.
Cancun agrees on 'climate deal', funds for developing countries
Delegates at the UN climate change conference in Cancun have agreed on a deal to curb climate change and fund developing countries on Saturday. Bolivia however, raised objections to the proposals drawn up the host Mexico. The draft comes as respite as the last summit in Copenhagen failed to agree on the best way to cut emissions.
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Nissan to deliver first Leaf car to San Francisco resident
Nissan Motors will deliver the first all electric car Nissan Leaf to a San Francisco bay area resident.
Ford Motors to debut midsized compact car Kuga in Jan
Ford Motors will debut its midsized compact car at the Detroit auto show in January.
Factbox: Madoff trustee's major lawsuits over epic fraud
The trustee seeking to recoup money from Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme is suing hundreds of individuals, banks and funds around the world that he asserts benefited improperly from the epic fraud.
Goldman's Rothesay wins UK Paternoster auction
A unit of Goldman Sachs Group Inc has won the auction for UK-based Paternoster , the specialist pensions business, for an undisclosed sum.
EU leaders to agree on law change for euro stability
European Union leaders will agree next week to insert two sentences into the EU treaty to pave the way for the creation of the European Stability Mechanism from 2013, draft conclusions of the summit showed.
Saudi restates $70-$80 favored oil price
Saudi Arabia said on Saturday that it still favored a $70-$80 range for oil, a restatement of a two-year-old policy that will relieve consumer nations worried that Riyadh might let oil prices get out of control and slow global economic recovery.
OPEC holds steady as Saudi restates $70-$80 goal
Saudi Arabia said on Saturday that it still favored a $70-$80 range for oil, a restatement of a two-year-old policy that will relieve consumer nations worried that Riyadh might let oil prices get out of control and slow global economic recovery.
EADS backs Airbus sales chief in insider probe
Airbus parent EADS threw its backing behind Airbus sales chief John Leahy and other current or former executives caught up in a long-running insider trading investigation, saying it was sure they would be cleared.
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OPEC to keep oil supply curbs in place
OPEC on Saturday readied an agreement to leave oil production restraints in place, despite a recent surge in crude prices to $90 a barrel.
Don't bet against euro: German finance minister
Europe's single currency is here to stay and those who bet against its survival are making a mistake, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said.
Is Santa Claus rally almost done?
The December rally may be reaching its climax, with just two weeks to go before Santa Claus makes his midnight run. Dwindling volume, excess optimism, and history all point to a stock market that could be running out of steam.
Bank Austria vows vigorous defense in Madoff suit
UniCredit unit Bank Austria plans to contest vigorously a U.S. lawsuit linking it to Bernard Madoff's multibillion dollar financial fraud, the Austrian bank said on Saturday.
Madoff trustee claim also targets RBS: ABN AMRO
Dutch bank ABN AMRO said on Saturday a $270 million claim filed against it by a trustee seeking to recoup money for victims of Bernard Madoff related to operations now owned by British bank RBS .
Supreme Court to decide generic drug labeling issue
The Supreme Court said on Friday that it would decide whether generic drug companies could be sued under state law over allegations they failed to provide adequate label warnings about potential side effects.
WikiLeaks supporters' group abandons cyber attacks
A loose grouping of cyber activists supporting WikiLeaks has abandoned its strategy of online attacks on organizations seen as hostile to the site in favor of spreading the leaked documents far and wide online.
TNT to end 'The Closer'
TNT announced it is ending 'The Closer' series after Kyra Sedgwick's contract with them ends in 2011.
Nissan India launches Diesel variant of Micra
The Indian unit of Japan based leading car maker Nissan Motors has launched the diesel variant of its compact hatchback Micra in the Indian market. The new model has been put in the price bracket of Rs 5.59 lakh to Rs 6.05 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
TNT to end 'The Closer' hit series
TNT announced it is ending The closer series after Kyra Sedgwick's contract ends with them in 2011