Healthcare shares rise as US reform bill progresses
Healthcare shares rose on Monday as a bill to reform healthcare passed the first critical test in the U.S. Senate, without many of the provisions, such as a government-run health insurance option, that investors most feared would hurt profits.
Survivor Samoa runner up thinks Natalie White doesn't deserve winning (VIDEO)
Survivor Samoa winner, Natalie White, and runner up appeared Monday mrning on The Early Show with the runner up saying White was undeserving of the victory.
Walgreen tops view, store comments weigh on shares
Walgreen Co gave investors reasons to question its drugstore overhaul strategy on Monday with muted comments about its success, overshadowing a better-than-expected jump in quarterly profit.
Healthcare stocks, brokerage upgrades lift shares
Stocks gained more than 1 percent on Monday, buoyed by healthcare shares, after a Senate bill advanced which had been stripped of provisions seen as detrimental to health insurance and other companies.
What Jerry Maguire Can Teach You About Job Search
Earlier this week, I received an email from an acquaintance of mine, asking me (and about 75 others also copied on the email) for help in his job search.
U.N. probe blames Camara for Guinea killings
Guinea's junta leader Moussa Dadis Camara bears direct responsibility for the September 28 killings by security forces of more than 150 pro-democracy marchers, according to leaked U.N. findings on Monday.
Russia's SUEK mulls 2010 London IPO - sources
SUEK, Russia's largest steam coal producer, is considering an initial public offering of its shares next year in London, three banking industry sources told Reuters on Monday.
Russian coal miner SUEK eyes '10 London IPO -sources
SUEK, Russia's largest steam coal producer, is considering an initial public offering (IPO) of shares next year in London, three banking industry sources told Reuters on Monday.
Iberian spot power flat on wind, low demand
Iberian spot power prices hovered near year-lows on Monday as a rise in supplies of cheap wind power offset the impact of a cold snap, dealers said.
Russian miner SUEK eyeing 2010 London IPO - sources
SUEK, Russia's largest steam coal producer, is considering a stock market flotation next year in London, three banking industry sources told Reuters on Monday.
Saudi Electricity gets five bids for Riyadh plant
State-run Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) (5110.SE) said on Monday it has received bids from five consortiums to build, own and operate a 2,000 megawatt power plant in Riyadh.
Brittany Murphy was very ill before she died: report
American actress Brittany Murphy who died yesterday at age 32, was reportedly very ill and had been experiencing flu-like symptoms for several days before she suffered a cardiac arrest, celebrities blogging site TMZ.com reports citing anonymous sources.
ManTech to buy Sensor Technologies for $242 mln
ManTech International Corp (MANT.O) said it agreed to buy privately held Sensor Technologies Inc for $242 million in cash to expand its presence in the high-end defense and intelligence market.
Athersys inks deal with Pfizer on stem-cell therapy
Athersys Inc (ATHX.O) said it sold the rights of its stem-cell therapy to treat inflammatory bowel disease to Pfizer Inc (PFE.N), the world's biggest drugmaker, and shares of Athersys more than tripled in early morning trade.
ManTech to buy Sensor Technologies for $242 million
ManTech International Corp (MANT.O) said it agreed to buy privately held Sensor Technologies Inc for $242 million in cash to expand its presence in the high-end defense and intelligence market.
Chicago Fed's economic index rises a tad in Nov
The Fed Reserve Bank of Chicago said on Monday its gauge of the national economy rose but still remained stuck in negative territory in November, suggesting a resumption of below-average U.S. growth.
Tape may ease pain in some cases of knee arthritis
Simple athletic tape may bring some pain relief to older adults with a form of arthritis that affects the kneecap, a small study suggests.
Egypt's Mobinil names advisor on France Tel offer
Egyptian mobile operator Mobinil (EMOB.CA) has appointed an independent financial advisor to evaluate France Telecom's (FTE.PA) offer to buy it, the company said on Sunday.
Telecom Egypt to seek mobile service - report
Egypt's fixed-line monopoly Telecom Egypt (ETEL.CA) (ETELq.L) will need to provide mobile services to compensate for declining landline subscriptions, a company executive was quoted on Monday as saying.
Health sector leads Wall Street higher
Stocks rose on Monday after health-care overhaul passed a crucial test in the Senate and as aluminum producer Alcoa announced an overseas deal and a brokerage upgraded its stock.
ConAgra profit beats Street
ConAgra Foods Inc's quarterly profit topped expectations on Monday as increased marketing and product improvements boosted results from consumer foods, and the company raised its full-year outlook.
Google Starts Holiday Season Doodles
Google has released their newest Google Doodle just in time for Christmas. The search engine giant has replaced its otherwise simple and famous Google logo, with a Happy Holidays logo with a simple tropical theme and a Christmas light adorned palm tree.
India 3G auction to start as scheduled on Jan 14-min
India, the world's fastest growing mobile market, plans to start auctioning third-generation wireless spectrum as scheduled from Jan. 14, Telecom Minister Andimuthu Raja said on Monday.
P&G recalls DayQuil not in child-proof packaging
Procter & Gamble Co said on Friday that it is recalling some Vicks DayQuil Cold & Flu medicine that did not come in a childproof package.
Clueless star Brittany Murphy dead at 32
U.S. actress Brittany Murphy, who co-starred in such films as Clueless and Girl, Interrupted but saw her career wane in recent years, died in Los Angeles on Sunday after suffering cardiac arrest in her bathroom, officials said. She was 32.
Dubai World standstill seen in Jan, has $40 billion debt: source
Dubai World , faced with a $22 billion debt restructuring, told creditors it had $40 billion in total debts and will pitch a standstill proposal in mid-January, a banking source said on Monday.
New movie trailers could boost Oscar ratings
If there's one thing the producers of the Academy Awards should have learned from the 2009 telecast, it's that Hollywood loves a hit.
Pot shops could ease California's fiscal jam
With California teetering perpetually on the edge of financial ruin, marijuana activists have seized the moment, claiming that legalizing and taxing pot could help bail out the cash-strapped Golden State.
Avatar leads box office, despite blizzard
Titanic director James Cameron's Avatar, a 3-D extravaganza hyped as a giant leap in cinematic prowess, ruled the worldwide box office during its first weekend even as North American sales were hit by an enormous snow storm, its distributor said on Sunday.
Exclusive: U.S. shoppers say storm did not drive them online
A majority of U.S. shoppers say they are shopping the same amount or less online this holiday season, despite web promotions and a weekend storm that struck the East Coast, according to a survey released on Monday.