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Indonesian Tsunami Girl Returns Home After Seven Years

It is not clear where Wati has been all these years or what she had been doing to survive.

Creepy Cloud Formation Hovering Over England [PHOTO]

A creepy cloud formation was reportedly photographed today hovering over England and users on the forum site Reddit began spreading the picture.

Nikkei, Asia Markets Close Lower Thursday on Continued Europe Jitters

Japan's blue-chip index snapped a two-day winning run on Thursday and met strong resistance near its 25-day moving average, with the machine tools sector weighed down by a brokerage downgrade.

Honda to curtail N.A. output due to Thai floods

Japan Earthquake, Tsunami Cause Jump in Honda, Nissan Prices: Analysis

The Japanese earthquake and tsunami in March 2011 caused a drastic drop in vehicle production and a near-6 percent rise in vehicle pricing for a key Honda model. That's according to analysis from ALG, a leading automotive residual values and analytical data products source.

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Loonie flat but outperforms majors in thin trade

Exclusive: Business borrowing signals Canadian growth: PayNet

Canadian commercial lending growth accelerated in the third quarter, showing smaller businesses expanded even as Europe's deepening debt crisis rattled investors worldwide, according to a PayNet Inc report.

7.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Papua New Guinea, No Tsunami Alert Issued

A 7.1-magnitude earthquake shook the South Pacific Island nation of Papua New Guinea for several minutes Wednesday, according to reports, because the country lies on Ring of Fire, which is an arc of earthquake and volcanic zones that stretches around the Pacific Rim.

U.S. Auto Sales Jumped 7 Percent in November: Report

Chrysler and Hyundai led the way for strong automotive sales in the United States in October, as sales continue to rebound from recession slumps, according to analysis from the Great American Group released Monday.

Slowing Canada trade likely to hit Q4 growth

Canada posted an unexpected trade deficit in October, reflecting economic problems in the United States and Europe and paving the way for lower growth in the fourth quarter, Statistics Canada data indicated on Friday.

Magnitude-6.5 Earthquake Jolts Mexico; Two Dead [PHOTOS]

A strong magnitude-6.5 earthquake rocked Mexico Saturday night, the U.S. Geological Survey said. The quake is believed to have killed at least two people, Reuters reported.

A Bank of Montreal sign is pictured in downtown Ottawa

Slowing Canada trade likely to hit Q4 growth

A worker is screened for radiation as he arrives at J-Village, a soccer training complex now serving as an operation base for those battling Japan's nuclear disaster, near TEPCO's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant

Meiji Shares Plummet on News of Radiation in Baby Formula

Meiji Holdings Co.'s shares have plummeted following the discovery of radiation in its baby formula this week, which added to concerns about baby-food contamination nine months after an earthquake and tsunami hit the nation.

Chernobyl May Soon Reopen to Tourists as Disaster Tourism Grows in 2011

Tours to Chernobyl, erupting African volcanoes, and earthquake-ravaged cities highlight a bizarre trend of disaster tourism in 2011.

Q3 GDP beats Street, rebounds from Q2 fall

The Canadian economy grew at an annualized rate of 3.5 percent in the third quarter, recovering more solidly than expected from a 0.5 percent contraction in the second quarter that was linked to the impact of Japan's earthquake and tsunami.

Oil sands opponents turn focus to Enbridge project

Enbridge Inc's proposed C$5.5 billion ($5.3 billion) pipeline to British Columbia poses a raft of environmental risks, according to a new report that signals the project will become the next battleground over the future of Canada's oil sands.

Singer Justin Bieber performs on NBC's ''Today'' show in New York November 23, 2011.

Bieber Fever Dominates Online Search Engine: Survey

Teen singing sensation Justin Bieber was named the most searched person this year on Internet search engine Bing on Monday, edging out reality TV star Kim Kardashian and Friends actress Jennifer Aniston.

Bieber Fever dominates online search engine

Singer Bieber performs on NBC's "Today" show in New York

Bieber Fever dominates online search engine: survey

A dealer walks past an electronic board in the investors' gallery at the Amman Stock Exchange November 21, 2011.

Global Economic Recovery Petering Out: OECD

The global economic recovery is running out of steam, leaving the euro zone stuck in a mild recession and the United States at risk of following suit, the OECD said on Monday, sharply cutting its forecasts.

Year 2011: Best Photographs From Around the World

The year 2011 is coming on an end and as the year comes closer to its last days; it’s time for us to look back at the happenings in the previous 12 months.

Ontario finance minister Duncan answers questions at a news conference after the Canadian finance ministers meeting in Kananaskis.

Ontario cuts growth targets, says budget on track

The Ontario government cut its growth, revenue and reserve targets on Wednesday, but said it was still on track to balance the budget in six years, without lowering total program spending or raising taxes.

Japan Earthquake: Magnitude-5.9 Earthquake Hits Near Nuclear Site

A magnitude-5.9 earthquake has hit Japan in a region near the Fukushima nuclear plant.

Holiday group Club Med eyes Americas, China growth

French holiday company Club Med believes its shift upmarket will help it through the tough economic times ahead and is betting on expansion in the Americas and China to drive growth.

Lee Ann Parham fills out paper work during the Chase Bank Veterans Day job fair in Phoenix

Third-quarter Growth Revised Down to 2.0 Percent

The U.S. economy grew at a slightly slower pace than previously estimated in the third quarter, but weak inventory accumulation amid sturdy consumer spending strengthened views output would pick up in the current quarter.

Warren Buffett Says View on Japan not Changed by Quake

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said on Monday that his view on Japanese industry has not changed following the March earthquake and that he was looking for opportunities in the country.

Strong Earthquake Jolts Northern Japan, with Tremors Felt 80 Miles Away in Tokyo

A strong earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.5 jolted the Ibaragi Prefecture near Tokyo on Sunday, Japanese public broadcaster NHK said, but there were no immediate reports of damage or injury.

Honda to start manufacturing CR-Vs in Canada

Honda Motor Co's Canadian unit will start manufacturing its CR-V compact sport-utility vehicle in Canada early next year, Japan's No. 3 automaker said on Thursday.