James Murdoch is to stay on as chairman of BSkyB after the British satellite broadcaster's board voted unanimously in his favor, two sources with knowledge of the situation told Reuters on Thursday.
Ryan Lochte became the first swimmer to break a long course world record since controversial polyurethane swimsuits were banned last year while James Magnussen ended a far longer Australian wait at the world championships Thursday.
At least three private equity firms are planning to bid for a clutch of GlaxoSmithKline's non-prescription products, expecting limited competition from rival large pharma groups, people familiar with the process said.
Major Hollywood studios won a test case against Britain's largest internet provider in the High Court on Thursday in their fight against online piracy, the Press Association reported.
British journalist Piers Morgan said on Wednesday he had never strayed into illegal tactics during his years working for three British tabloid newspapers.
At least a dozen 'never heard' songs by Amy Winehouse could be released this year, according to Chris Goodman, a spokesman close to the Winehouse family of the late 'Back To Black' singer and songwriter. The songs are said to be "personal and autobiographical."
In what a Lucasfilm spokesman told the BBC is an "anomaly of British copyright law," prop designer Andrew Ainsworth won the rights to sell replicas of the original "Star Wars" Stormtrooper helmets, which he designed.
Only a very small portion of these people are receiving anti-viral drugs to treat their condition.
Public health officials say roughly 130 million injection drug users worldwide suffer from hepatitis C, according to a study published online by World Health Organization said on Tuesday in The Lancet, which coincides with 'World Hepatitis Day.'
Mitch Winehouse said his daughter was ready to quit drinking as well
Gulliver had warned that Europe?s largest bank ?clearly [has] a cost problem."
Walcott injured his right ankle on September 7 while playing for England against Switzerland.
For the second year in a row, Oliver and Olivia were the most popular names for English and Welsh newborn boys and girls, respectivel
That?s on the basis of a recent study that suggests that marriages are more satisfying when wives are thinner than their husbands.
Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc reported higher-than-expected quarterly earnings on Thursday, helped by volume increases and foreign currency translation.
Chelsea are set to splash the transfer market, according to reports, as they prepare bids for Romelu Lukaku, Luka Modric and Javier Pastore.
Norwegian mass killer and right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik's manifesto "2083: A European Declaration of Independence" which supports cultural conservatism is under close scrutiny to figure this perpetrator's theories which distance itself equally from Nazis as well as Jews.
HSBC Plc is close to announcing that it will cut thousands of jobs as it embarks on a cost-cutting drive, Sky News reported, citing people close to Europe's biggest bank.
Scotland Yard arrested a 19-year-old hacker known as "Topiary" accused of being a spokesperson of LulzSec hacking group, which declared war against Government sites, banks under operation 'Anti-Sec.'
A UK cyber crime police unit said Thursday it has arrested a 19-year old spokesman for the Lulz Security hacker group who went by the name of "Topiary" at a residence in the Shetland Islands of Scotland.
Funeral set for Tuesday in North London
"He says he is sorry he had to do this but it is necessary. He looks upon himself as a warrior. And he started this war, and takes some kind of pride in that," Lippestad, his lawyer, said. "He believes this is the start of a war that will go on for 60 years. He believes the other cells will continue the war."
