How did Brittany Murphy die?
Brittany Murphy died early Sunday morning after she went into full cardiac arrest and could not be revived, according to news reports. The actress, who was famous for her roles in movies like Clueless, Girl, Interrupted, 8 Mile, Sin City and Riding in Cars with Boys, died at the age of 32.
Las Vegas Sands Singapore casino on track for March opening
Las Vegas Sands , the world's second-most valuable casino operator by market capitalization, said on Monday that its $5.5 billion Singapore casino resort is on track to open around the end of March.
Actress Brittany Murphy dies aged 32
Actress Brittany Murphy, who starred in such films as Just Married and 8 Mile but suffered waning fortunes in recent years, died on Sunday, officials said. She was 32.
Japan government support slides on lack of leadership
Support for the government of Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama, who faces key decisions on next year's budget and relocating a U.S. airbase, have sunk as low as 48 percent in surveys issued on Monday and at the weekend.
Simon Monjack: Brittany Murphy's husband doesn't want an autopsy on his wife
The British screenwriter husband of deceased Brittany Murphy does not want an autopsy performed on his wife according to reports from TMZ.
Brittany Murphy dies following a cardiac arrest (VIDEO)
Actress and recording artist, Brittany Murphy, died Sunday following a Cardiac arrest at 32.
Outlook for big U.S. banks brightening: Barron's
Prospects for the four big U.S. banks are brightening, with earnings set to rise markedly in the coming years, the financial weekly Barron's writes in its latest issue.
Mercer facing $2.8 billion lawsuit in Alaska: report
Mercer is facing a $2.8 billion lawsuit by the Alaska Retirement Management Board that alleges the human resources consulting firm made a number of errors in its work as the state's actuarial consultant, according to a New York Times column published on Sunday.
Daily Forecast
The Aussie dollar bounced back from Friday's morning sell off towards 88 cents to enter offshore exchange around 0.8880 against the Greenback. Lacking direction during European trade the AUD/USD bounced between 0.8860 and 0.8910 on several occasions, surviving a brief dip to 0.8840 and opening this morning pressing against resistance at 0.8910. With persistent demand for U.S dollars over the last week expected to continue it appears attempts to regain the 90 cent handle will be relatively short ...
OPEC poised to keep oil supply steady as price firm
OPEC would leave output targets unchanged when it meets this week in Luanda, ministers said on Sunday, as robust oil prices offset concerns in the group about excess supplies.
Saudi Maaden, Alcoa in $10.8 billion aluminum deal
State-run Saudi Arabian Mining Co and U.S. aluminum giant Alcoa agreed on Sunday to build a $10.8 billion aluminum complex in the world's top oil exporter, targeting the Middle East from 2013.
OPEC to keep oil supply steady, price holds firm
OPEC will almost certainly leave output targets unchanged when it meets this week in Luanda, ministers said on Sunday, as robust oil prices offset any concerns in the group about excess supplies.
For stocks Santa's bag may be light
Santa came early for Wall Street this year by giving the S&P 500 a 22 percent gain for 2009, and with just eight trading days left in the year, stock investors are not expecting to find much more under the tree.
For stocks, Santa's bag may be light
Santa came early for Wall Street this year by delivering a 22 percent return for 2009, and with just a handful of trading days to go, stock investors are not expecting to find much more under the tree.
Saudi Maaden, Alcoa in $10.8 billion aluminium deal
Saudi Arabian Mining Co and U.S. aluminum giant Alcoa have agreed to build a $10.8 billion aluminum complex that is scheduled to start production from 2013.
Dubai World poised to press for loan extensions
Debt-ridden conglomerate Dubai World is expected on Monday to ask key creditors for more time to pay off its loans, but leave them none the wiser concerning their prospects of being paid back in full.
Karzai says new cabinet to be accountable
Afghan President Hamid Karzai promised on Sunday his new cabinet would be held to account following mounting criticism over graft in his government.
Berlusconi's popularity rises after attack
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's approval rating has risen back above 50 percent after an attack against him sparked a wave of sympathy even among opposition voters, an opinion poll showed on Sunday.
Thousands protest in Taiwan over China trade talks
Thousands of people marched in Taiwan on Sunday to protest against warming ties with political rival China, a day before Beijing's top negotiator arrives on the island for talks on a landmark free trade pact.
Top Iran dissident cleric Montazeri dies at 87
Iran's top dissident cleric Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri, a fierce critic of the hardline leadership who denounced June's disputed election as fraudulent, has died at the age of 87.
Spyker Cars renews offer for GM's Saab
Dutch luxury carmarker Spyker Cars NV submitted a new offer to fast-track a buyout of Saab from General Motors, two days after last-ditch talks to rescue the Swedish manufacturer collapsed.
Shell plans $5 billion sale of assets in Nigeria: report
Royal Dutch Shell , Europe's largest oil company, is planning to sell oilfields in Nigeria valued at up to $5 billion, the Sunday Times reported, citing sources linked to companies interested in the assets.
OPEC to keep oil supply unchanged: Algeria
OPEC will keep supply unchanged when it meets on Tuesday in Angola, Algeria's Energy Minister Chakib Khelil said on Sunday.
Shell plans $5 bln sale of assets in Nigeria: report
Royal Dutch Shell , Europe's largest oil company, is planning to sell oilfields in Nigeria valued at up to $5 billion, the Sunday Times reported, citing sources linked to companies interested in the assets.
Hundreds protest in Macau on handover anniversary
About a thousand people marched through Macau's streets on Sunday, urging the government to fight corruption and grant them more political freedom, as the territory marked its 10th anniversary under Chinese rule.
Full repayment of Dubai debt still option: report
Dubai, set to ask creditors for a standstill on restructuring some $22 billion in debt linked to troubled conglomerate Dubai World , may still repay lenders in full, a local newspaper said on Sunday, citing unnamed sources.
Small iPhone developer Tapulous sees big success
IPhone app developer Tapulous says its sales have approached $1 million a month, providing fresh evidence of the growing success of start-ups designing programs for Apple Inc's mobile device.
Citadel to file bankruptcy as soon as Sunday: report
Citadel Broadcasting Corp , the third largest U.S. radio broadcaster, plans to file for bankruptcy as soon as Sunday, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
Storm threatens retailers' last holiday push
U.S. retailers' final weekend sales push before Christmas was under threat as a severe winter snowstorm struck the East Coast, forcing store closures and keeping shoppers at home on Super Saturday.
U.N. climate talks end with bare minimum agreement
U.N. climate talks ended with a bare-minimum agreement on Saturday when delegates noted an accord struck by the United States, China and other emerging powers that falls far short of the conference's original goals.