Michael Jackson autopsy shows he weighed 112 pounds, had broken ribs: Report
A British newspaper reported gruesome details from Michael Jackson's autopsy on Monday.
Tata Motors launches Jaguar, Land Rover in India
Tata Motors Ltd , India's largest vehicles maker, on Sunday announced the launch in India of Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles, the marquee brands it bought from Ford Motors last year.
Novartis in talks to buy much of Elan: report
Swiss drugmaker Novartis is in talks to buy parts of Irish peer Elan , including its flagship multiple sclerosis products and its Alzheimer's disease pipeline, the Sunday Times said.
Michael Jackson's doctor not a suspect
Los Angeles police investigating the cause of Michael Jackson's death questioned Jacksons doctor extensively on Saturday and determined he has no involvement in the stars death.
Stocks eye job data in July 4th week
For investors, June's job data could determine in this short July 4th holiday week if the stock market's recent rally is reignited or sputters out like a wet firecracker.
Warning: Fake Antivirus software 'antivirusbest' on the prowl
A fake antivirus software is making its way around the Internet, duping users and potentially destroying people's computers.
Anglo American in talks over China deal: report
Anglo American is building its defenses against a 41 billion pound ($67.74 billion) merger approach from Xstrata by plotting talks about a major Chinese investment, the Sunday Telegraph reported.
Obama writes a private letter to Jackson's family
U.S. President Barack Obama has written a private letter to Michael Jackson's family, David Axelrod said on Sunday, a top White House adviser.
Full text of Jackson Family's statement to fans
After two days of Michael Jackson's death, the family released a statement to fans on Saturday, the full text posted to people.com as following:
Jackson to leave 200 unpublished songs, worth $100M as legacy for children
The King of Pop, Michael Jackson, has reportedly left 200 unpublished songs worth $100 million for his three children.
Family lawyer says Mother will be custody of Jackson's children
According to a Jackson family lawyer, his mother Katherine Jackson would take custody of Jackson's three children.
VW denies having issued ultimatum to Porsche
Volkswagen said it had not presented Porsche with an ultimatum to accept its layout for a merger of the two carmakers, denying a media report and accusations from Porsche.
Doctor queried in Michael Jackson death
Los Angeles police on Saturday again questioned Michael Jackson's doctor, while the family of the pop music icon ordered its own private autopsy two days after his death shocked fans around the world.
Lenovo joins HP in offering free Windows updates
Lenovo said Friday it is offering free Windows 7 upgrades to customers who buy a Windows Vista PC, following a similar deal from Hewlett-Packard.
Family seeks second autopsy of Jackson's body
The Rev. Jesse Jackson said Saturday that the family wants a second independent autopsy of Jackson's body because of unanswered questions about how he died.
Maria Belen Chapur image found: Argentina's media
Several newspapers in Argentina and the U.S. are showcasing a video of an Argentinean woman believed to be South Carolina's Governor Mark Sanford mistress.
Michael Jackson's death leaves family 'speechless'
The family of Michael Jackson was speechless and devastated about the sudden death of the singer who at age 50 died from cardiac arrest in a Los Angeles hospital
Family seeks answers in Michael Jackson's death
Michael Jackson's body will undergo a second autopsy in Los Angeles on Saturday after his family requested it to determine a cause for his death, the Rev. Jesse Jackson told the Associated Press today.
500,000 in New York infected of swine flu: CDC official
In New York 500,000 people have been infected by swine flu, a much higher number than initially estimated by the city's Department of Health, the New York Post reported citing federal officials.
Cheyenne Woods - Tiger Woods niece - misses cut at Wegmans LPGA
Cheyenne Woods, Tiger's 18-year-old niece, made her LPGA debut this week, but missed her professional gulf debut on Saturday by shooting a 2-over 74 in the second round of the Wegmans LPGA.
Software revenue growth slows down in China, official says
As the financial crisis further deepens, China's software sector saw a 5.7% drop in the revenue growth rate during the first five months of 2009 and the ongoing industrial restructuring continued, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) released in a report this week.
Hummer buyer to open talks with China regulators: report
The potential buyer of General Motors Corp's Hummer division will begin formal talks with Chinese regulators on Monday in an effort to win approval for its acquisition, The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
Michael Jackson’s family not satisfied with autopsy results
Rev. Jesse Jackson said Michael Jackson's family wants an independent autopsy done on the pop star, according to USA Today.
FSB's Draghi says not time to pause on regulation
Policymakers should continue pushing to make financial markets more resilient as they still showed signs of fragility, Financial Stability Board Chairman Mario Draghi said on Saturday.
JPMorgan CEO warns against too many regulators
Too many regulators will only increase costs and reduce credit opportunities for consumers, JPMorgan Chase & Co Chief Executive Jamie Dimon warned in a column he wrote in Saturday's Wall Street Journal.
Tourism network set up in Aisa for collaborative development
Eleven countries joined hands in TOUR ASIA GROUP (TAG) to create Asia’s largest tour network for the first time in the travel history.
Myanmar reports first case of H1N1 flu
Myanmar has confirmed its first case of H1N1 influenza after a schoolgirl returning from Singapore tested positive for the virus, state radio reported on Saturday.
Warren Buffett lunch sells for £1 million on eBay
A bidder agreed to pay $1.68 million (1 million pound) for a steak lunch with billionaire investor Warren Buffett in a charity auction completed Friday night, according to eBay's website, where the bidding took place.
Japan and Korea debate exit strategy
Japan and South Korea agreed on Saturday on the need to start examining an exit strategy for their expansionary fiscal policies as they overcome the worst of the global recession.
Best southern romantic hideaways in the world
This is a luxury journey to end all luxury trips: soaking in five of the best getaways in New Zealand – three of them judged among the best hideaway spots in the world.