Strong Corporate Earnings Lift US Stock Futures
U.S. stock index futures point to a higher opening Thursday as corporate earnings reported for the second quarter exceeded expectations, indicating that business conditions are on the path of revival.
European Markets Rise Amid Encouraging U.S. Corporate Quarterly Earnings
Most European markets rose Thursday as better than expected corporate earnings in the U.S. revived hopes among investors that business conditions are recovering.
Oil Futures Rise To Seven-Week High On Geopolitical Tensions
Crude oil prices advanced to a seven-week high Thursday, helped by firmer Asian stock markets and geopolitical tensions.
Manchester United IPO, MANU, To Launch In New York Next Week
The dominant European soccer franchise is coming to the U.S. market for help paying off a huge debt that has yet to hurt the team's success on the field.
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Machu Picchu Tourists Asked To Help Protect ‘Uncontacted’ Tribes Nearby
It’s been some five centuries since the fall of the Inca Empire, but the civilization’s most familiar icon, Machu Picchu, is as busy as ever. With over one million tourists visiting Peru each year to explore the miraculous pre-Columbian ruins, activists hope to inspire the crowds to help stop other indigenous tribes in Peru’s “Sacred Valley” from suffering a similar fate.
ARSENAL TRANSFER RUMOURS: Van Persie, Mirallas, Walcott and Niang Involved In Latest Speculation
The latest on Arsenal's contract rebels, as well as details of two potential new signings.
Lack Of Stimulus Signal From Fed Drags Down US Stock Futures
U.S. stock index futures point to lower opening Wednesday as investors were disheartened after the Federal Reserve gave no indication of stimulus measures to boost the economic growth.
European Markets Rise But Fed Stimulus Uncertainty Persists
Most European markets rose Wednesday but investors remained cautious as there were no strong hints that the U.S. Federal Reserve will announce more stimulus measures to boost the economic growth.
Lauryn Mark: 5 Things To Know About Australian Skeet Shooter [PHOTO]
The aptly named Lauryn Mark will be representing Australia at the upcoming 2012 London Olympics as the American-born Mark tries to go for gold in skeet shooting.
'Mass Effect 3' Ending DLC Continues: 'Leviathan' Spoilers Leaked As BioWare Hints At Single Player Expansion Release
BioWare has rolled out a few DLC packs for ?Mass Effect 3? since its debut in March, most of which center on multiplayer gameplay. Apart from the 'Extended Cut' DLC, which included cinematic cut scenes that expand on the game's controversial ending, each expansion pack has been multiplayer only.
ARSENAL TRANSFER RUMOURS: M?Vila, Van Persie, Paulinho and Holtby Discussed In Latest Speculation
The latest on Robin van Persie's future, as well as all the details on Arsenal's possible transfer deals this summer.
Scott Disick Becomes British Royalty, How You Can Get A Royal Title Too
Move over Kate Middleton! We have some hot new royalty on our hands. On a recent episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians everyone's favorite Kardashian baby dadd, Scott Disick, decided to take advantage of his trip to London by becoming British royalty.
Hochschild Mining's Silver Output Falls In 2Q
Precious metals company Hochschild Mining Plc reported a drop in its attributable production of silver equivalent for the second quarter, and said there was an inventory pile-up at its San Jose mine in Argentina due to regulatory changes.
Copper Is 'Slightly Overvalued': Barclays
Copper prices have outperformed the overall metals market as traders have closed short selling in expectation of government intervention to boost growth, but the metal may still be slightly overvalued, according to a Monday report by Barclays.
Another One Bites The Dust: Death Of Jon Lord Reflects The Vanishing Hippie Generation
The generation of British and American musicians who created the extraordinary generation of music and pop culture changes during the 1960s are now dying off.
JPMorgan Traders Might Face Criminal Charges
JPMorgan receives another blow even as it flounders in the midst of a FERC power market manipulation probe and talks with U.S. regulators for its alleged involvement in rigging key benchmark interest rates.
LIVERPOOL TRANSFER RUMOURS: Carroll, Walcott, Dempsey and Ramirez Involved In Latest Speculation
Liverpool look set for a busy few weeks ahead in the transfer market.
Summer Olympics 2012: Heathrow Airport Handles Record Numbers As Olympic Games Lane Creates Travel Chaos In London
As athletes poured into London for the 2012 Summer Olympic Games on Monday, many were treated to an unintentional “tour” of the city as bumper-to-bumper traffic, stopped trains and crowded airports created travel chaos.
India's Economy Troubled By Falling Growth And High Inflation
Bad news from India isn't easing off just yet. Inflation hovers above 7 percent and economic growth remains tepid after plunging to a nine-year low of 5.3 percent in the first quarter, year-on-year.
'We're Not The Only Ones': Barclays Chief Exec Warns Of Libor Scandal Storm
The internal memo, written by outgoing Executive Chairman Marcus Agius, added that customers, clients, shareholders and regulators all have a right to feel let down.
Why Is Tony Blair Doing Business In South Sudan?
Not much is clear about Tony Blair's new role in South Sudan: Is it humanitarian or an investment? Can he change negative policies or will be grow Juba's stalled economy?
European Markets Fall Amid Global Economic Concerns
Most European markets fell Monday as investors continued to have concerns about the faltering global economy and mounting debt crisis in the euro zone.
Russia’s Soyuz Craft Blasts Off For ISS With NASA’s Sunita Williams (PHOTOS)
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams along with Russian cosmonaut Yury Malenchenko and Japan's Akihito Hoshide departed for the International Space Station on a Russian Soyuz from Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan Sunday morning.
'The Guards May Not Speak English': Head of Olympic Games Security Firm G4S Admits More Blunders
Beleaguered security boss Nick Buckles has come under intense scrutiny after it emerged earlier this week that G4S had failed to recruit enough guards, leaving the UK Government to make up the shortfall with soldiers -- many of whom are thought to be on Summer leave -- and extra police units.
Gannett Earnings Preview: Print Advertising Shrinks, But Digital Could Be The Savior
Gannett Co. Inc., publisher of USA Today and 81 local daily newspapers, is expected to have slightly lower revenue in the second quarter this year versus last year, as print advertising continues to weaken and the broader economy sputters at stall speed.
What Is Bastille Day? The Parties, Pomp And Circumstance Of Le Fête Nationale
For 223 years and running, France has celebrated the destruction of a prison with a massive bash called La Fête Nationale (French National Celebration) or quatorze juillet (July 14) -- better known to most of us as Bastille Day.
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