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China to lend Cambodia $195 mln to buy its helicopters

China has agreed to lend $195 million to Cambodia so it can buy Chinese military helicopters, the latest deal in a flurry of trade and investment between the two countries.

China's Sina invests up to $40 mln in Tudou-source

China's top online portal Sina Corp has invested between $30-$40 million in Chinese online video site Tudou Holdings , a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Monday.

Eleven die from suspected tainted vinegar in China

Vinegar stored in plastic barrels that once contained antifreeze is suspected of killing 11 people and making 120 others sick in China's northwest Xinjiang region, state media said on Monday, in the latest deadly food safety scandal to hit the country.

Macau casino shares fall amid China growth jitters

Shares of Macau casino operators slumped on Monday on worries of weakening demand from wealthy Chinese consumers, the main players in the world's largest gambling market, leading investors to sell stocks that have hit record highs in the past few months.

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HP, Apotheker Defend Strategy Shift; Stock Rebounds

HP rebounded a bit on Wall Street Monday as company executives including CEO Leo Apotheker went on a global mission to explain to major investors why the company is drastically changing its mission. Apotheker flew to London to begin selling his new vision of the company and other company leaders, including CFO Cathie Lesjak and Chairman Ray Lane made dozens of calls to answers questions about HP's new and controversial strategy.

Could Lenovo Eye HP’s Discarded webOS Technology?

Could HP sell webOS to another maker? Or license it to a rival?

These are reportedly components for the iPhone 5

iPhone 5 Rumors: As Release Date Nears, More Details Leak

More details have leaked on the iPhone 5, including a few reported components of the phone.

ENI Leads Libya Oil Race, Rebels Warn Russia,China

Italian oil company Eni led the charge back into Libya on Monday as rebels swept into capital Tripoli, hailing the end of Muammar Gaddafi's rule and warning Russian and Chinese firms of contract revisions.

Public Gets a Peek at the Martin Luther King Memorial

A 30-foot granite statue of Martin Luther King opened for a public preview at the National Mall in Washington ahead of Sunday's official dedication ceremony.

Handout photograph of handling and processing equipment operating above a coal stockpile at Macarthur Coal's Coppabella mine

Investors Cautious on Prospect of Macarthur Bidding War

Investors were cautious on Monday on the prospect of rivals challenging Peabody Energy's (BTU.N) bid for Macarthur Coal (MCC.AX), though sources familiar with the matter said potential suitor Anglo American (AAL.L) was studying the books.

Silvercorp Unit Buys 2 Chinese Miners

Canadian miner Silvercorp Metals Inc said its majority unit agreed to buy a 90 percent stake in two Chinese mining companies for $4.3 million in cash.

Rebel fighters celebrate after taking partial control of the coastal town of Zawiyah,

Rebels Hold Most of Tripoli, Gaddafi Out of sight

Libyan government tanks and snipers put up scattered, last-ditch resistance in Tripoli on Monday after rebels swept into the heart of the capital, cheered on by crowds hailing the end of Muammar Gaddafi's 42 years in power.

European Stocks Higher, in Light Volume; Oil Stocks Helping Gains

Investors tucked into beaten down oil stocks, helping lift Europe's leading shares on Monday after a sharp retreat the previous week, while gold issues drew interest amid lingering worries about global growth.

China paper warns of impact from euro crisis Black Death

The Black Death of debt crisis across the euro zone will hurt China by sapping demand for exports, although Beijing's relatively small holdings of euro assets will limit any damage to foreign exchange reserves, the nation's top official newspaper said on Monday.

Analysis: HP - Dial M for mayhem

Leo Apotheker's credibility as a CEO is falling along with Hewlett-Packard's stock price.

China's Sina invests up to $40 million in Tudou: source

China's top online portal Sina Corp has invested between $30-$40 million in Chinese online video site Tudou Holdings, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Monday.

Fighting Continues in Tripoli; Gadhafi's Location Unknown

Moammar Gadhafi's put up scattered, last-ditch resistance in Tripoli Monday after rebels swept into the heart of the Libyan capital, cheered on by crowds hailing the end of his 42-year rule.

Chinese Leaders Warn of Euro Crisis Black Death

The Black Death of the debt crisis across the euro zone will hurt China's exports, although Beijing's relatively small holdings of euro assets will limit damage to foreign exchange reserves, the nation's top official newspaper said on Monday.

Soaring Australian dollar claims manufacturing victims

Australia's strong currency struck a heavy blow to the nation's manufacturing industry on Monday when BlueScope Steel , its largest steelmaker, unveiled plans to shut half of its steel-making capacity, cease exports and slash 1,000 jobs.

Stocks near 11-month low on recession fears

World stocks fell toward a recent 11-month low on Monday while the euro and oil prices slipped as concerns about a global economic downturn prompted investors to sell risky assets.

European Stocks Fall on Debt, U.S. Economy Fears; Gold Hits $1,882

European stocks extended four weeks of losses on Monday, tracking jittery Asian shares lower, while gold shot to new highs as investors worried about the sluggish U.S. economic outlook and Europe's festering debt crisis.

A man walks past an electronic board displaying share prices in Tokyo

European Stocks Poised to Fall as Gold Hits $1,878

European stocks looked set to extend four weeks of losses Monday, tracking jittery Asian shares lower, while gold shot to new highs as investors worried about the sluggish U.S. economic outlook and Europe's festering debt crisis.

European stocks to fall, gold climbs

European stocks looked set to extend four weeks of losses on Monday, tracking jittery Asian shares lower, while gold shot to new highs as investors worried about the sluggish U.S. economic outlook and Europe's festering debt crisis.

Asian stocks give up early gains on global woes

Jittery Asian stocks surrendered early gains and turned lower on Monday, adding to last week's steep losses, while gold shot to new highs as investors worried about the sluggish U.S. economic outlook and Europe's festering debt crisis.

Lane Venardos, former CBS News VP, dies at 67

Emmy-winning former CBS News vice president Lane Venardos, who produced coverage of such historic events as the Persian Gulf War and China's Tiananmen Square protests, has died. He was 67.

U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke

All Eyes on Bernanke: Global Economy Seeks Some Re-Assurance from U.S.

With the global economy sputtering and financial markets on the rocks, the world needs reassurance the U.S. central bank stands ready to save the day.