Vodafone to Offer Apple iPhone in 10 Countries; Multiple Carriers in Italy
Vodafone Plc announced on Tuesday that it has signed an agreement with Apple, Inc to sell its iPhone device in ten countries and two carriers in Italy.
S&N shareholders support takeover
Brewer Scottish & Newcastle (S&N) has said that its shareholders voted overwhelmingly in favour of a £10 billion takeover big from a consortium of Carlsberg and Heineken. The vote was taken at an extraordinary general meeting on Monday.
EU and U.S. trade charges of blocking Bali talks
The European Union threatened on Thursday to boycott U.S. talks among top greenhouse gas emitting nations, accusing Washington of blocking goals for fighting climate change at U.N. talks in Bali.
South Africa advances its technology ahead of 2010 World Cup
South Africa has greatly improved its technology level by increasing its bandwidth beyond the requirements of the world soccer governing body, Federation of International Football Association (FIFA).
Darling calls for "old-fashioned banking"
Going back to "old fashioned banking may not be a bad thing", Chancellor Alistair Darling said in a newspaper interview published on Thursday.
Rowling says will miss Harry Potter's world
J.K. Rowling said on Tuesday that she will miss being able to retreat into the fictional world of Harry Potter after finishing the seventh and final volume on the teen-age wizard.
India pleased over Taj Mahal's inclusion in new '7 Wonders'
India's Taj Mahal was voted last week as one of the new 'Seven Wonders of the World,' drawing global attention to the architectural wonder, while kindling pride and expectation of additional tourists to the 17th century monument to love.
Winemakers oppose EU production drop
Makers of some of Europe's most famous wines tried to cork an EU plan to drastically cut production, saying on Wednesday it would jeopardise centuries of tradition.
EU leaders finally clinch reform treaty deal
The European Union will work to overhaul its 27-nation treaty to replace an EU constitution it rejected in 2005.
Powerleague boss eyes expansion into Europe
Powerleague Group, then operator of five a side football centres, is searching for a financial partner to help expand into Europe
Japan's Olympic Commission Appoints Director
The Japanese Olympic Commission (JOC) will appoint Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara as the director-general of Tokyo Olympic Bidding Committee for the 2016 Summer Games, the commission said on Friday.
FHKI calls on HK shoes sector to develope local market
The Federation of Hong Kong Indurstries (FHKI) called on Hong Kong shoes sector to exploit domestic market and leave two ways......
Permira to buy Unilever frozen food business
Anglo-Dutch consumer products group Unilever NV/Plc said on Monday it agreed to sell the bulk of its frozen foods business to private equity group Permira Funds for 1.725 billion euros ($2.2 billion).
Protests to hit GM plants in Germany, Spain: source
Workers angered by General Motors' plan to shut down an assembly plant in Portugal will stage protests starting next week at GM factories in Germany and Spain, a labor source told Reuters on Friday.