Obviously, the pressure got to him and he made a sudden turnabout.
Palash Ghosh
Sep 24, 2011
On November 2, 2007, Meredith Kercher's body was found on the floor of her upstairs flat that she occupied with three other young women in Perugia, Italy. She was sexually assaulted and stabbed, and some property belonging to her was also stolen.
Drishya Nair
Sep 24, 2011
Gems and personal jewelries from Elizabeth Taylor’s jewelry collection worth $150 million and many of her ball gowns were unveiled at Christie’s auction house in central London on Friday.
Sanskrity Sinha
Sep 24, 2011
Baby boomers may remember classical sitar player Ravi Shankar from his legendary appearances at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival and Woodstock, or his influence on popular music culture at the time.
IBT Staff Reporter
Sep 24, 2011
A three-wheeled rickshaw hardly seems the vehicle of choice for travelling thousands of kilometers and crossing 14 countries.
IBT Staff Reporter
Sep 24, 2011
The National Hockey League (NHL) condemned the person who threw a banana in the direction of a black player during a pre-season game, calling the individual's actions stupid and ignorant.
keep for now
Sep 23, 2011
Gold crashed more than $100 lower on Friday as a slide turned into a freefall, with weeks of volatility, renewed strength in the dollar and talk of hedge fund liquidation wrecking its safe-haven status.
Mike Obel
Sep 23, 2011
HTC’s Vigor, which is slated to be released in October with its superlative specifications, is likely to up the ante against Motorola Droid Bionic.
Elias Samuel
Sep 23, 2011
British singer Elton John is in talks to make a film about his life, his spokesman said on Friday, in response to media reports about a planned biopic called Rocketman.
keep for now
Sep 23, 2011
Freeport Indonesia's labour union may extend its strike at the Grasberg copper mine beyond one month, since talks with management were deadlocked, union official Juli Parorrongan told Reuters on Friday.
Mike Obel
Sep 23, 2011
The board of UBS meets on Friday amid the glamour of Singapore's Grand Prix event to decide the future of its scandal-hit investment bank and CEO Oswald Gruebel, on whose watch it lost $2.3 billion in rogue trading.
IBT Staff Reporter
Sep 23, 2011
The first clinical trial in Europe using human embryonic stem cells will take place at the Moorfields Eye hospital in London as reported by the Massachusetts-based stem-cell research company, Advanced Cell Technology.
Bhaskar Prasad
Sep 23, 2011
Insisting that the United Kingdom is still a top-tier military power, West decried the aforementioned European countries as “second rate.”
Palash Ghosh
Sep 22, 2011
The trip is being hailed as an historic visit, and the Pope will speak before German parliament, meet with Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Christian Wulff and lead a mass. About 100 parliamentarians have already boycotted Benedict's speech, and thousands of people have gathered to protest his presence.
Daniel Tovrov
Sep 22, 2011
The issue of the longevity gene has now created a feud between two trans-Atlantic camps of researchers. While the British scientists claim the days of longevity gene are over, the US scientists still have faith in the success of the gene.
sangeeta mukherjee
Sep 22, 2011
Designer clothes owned by Hollywood legend and fashion icon Elizabeth Taylor, including haute couture by Chanel, Yves St. Laurent and Dior, will be sold at auction in New York, Christie's said on Wednesday.
IBT Staff Reporter
Sep 21, 2011
A gene scientists say delivers the fountain of youth may just a bucket of water, according to research published today.
Trevor Stokes
Sep 21, 2011
Legendary singer Tony Bennett has been sweeping headlines, not for the release of his new album, but instead for comments criticizing America's foreign policy, which he has since apologized for.
Ceylan Yeginsu
Sep 21, 2011
After coming out with many positives despite a 3-1 defeat at Manchester United, Chelsea will face neighbors Fulham in the Carling Cup third round on Wednesday.
IBT Staff Reporter
Sep 21, 2011
Several hundred South African former miners have launched court proceedings against Anglo American Plc in London, the latest in a wave of lawsuits and compensation claims over lung disease that could cost the gold industry billions.
Mike Obel
Sep 21, 2011
Have a look at some of the celebrities who have had their body parts insured for millions.
Sanskrity Sinha
Sep 21, 2011
According to Global Language Monitor, London has now become the new fashion capital of the world taking over the top position from New York.
Ankita Mehta
Sep 21, 2011
