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Europe bailout fund chief courts China

The head of Europe's rescue fund sought to entice China on Saturday to invest in the facility by saying investors may be protected against a fifth of initial losses and that bonds could eventually be sold in yuan if Beijing desires.

Qantas grounds global fleet over labor dispute

Australia's Qantas Airways grounded its entire fleet Saturday over a bitter labor dispute, prompting the government to ask a tribunal to stop the conflict out of concern it is putting both the airline and the economy at risk.

It's a girl! British royal succession rules to change

Centuries of British royal discrimination came to an end Friday after Commonwealth leaders agreed to drop rules that give sons precedence as heir to the throne and bar anyone in line for the crown from marrying a Roman Catholic.

Halloween Costumes 2011: Top 10 Unique and Interesting Halloween Costumes for Men and Women

Are you ready to show your Halloween costumes to your family and friends? Only two days are left. Oct. 31 is Halloween day. Traditionally on Halloween day, children usually dress in scary or funny costumes and go door-to-door, collecting candy. However, nowadays the adults also are looking to wear costumes that are both easy to create and fun to wear. Sometimes people wear scary costumes to party and play pranks with others around them.

Australia's Qantas grounds all flights over labor

Australia's Qantas Airways grounded its entire fleet on Saturday over a bitter labor dispute in an unprecedented move, with the government asking a tribunal to stop the conflict which it worries is putting both the airline and the economy at risk.

Portugal wants U.S. help in euro crisis: source

Portugal asked Mexico on Saturday to tell fellow G20 members next week that the United States should offer financial help to resolve the euro zone sovereign debt crisis, describing it as a systemic and global problem, a Portuguese government source said.

Zynga Growth Slows

A new report finds that social gaming giant, Zynga, is having a difficult time driving user growth.

Asteroid 21 Lutetia Revealed as Probably a Protoplanet

Ongoing analysis of information gathered by the European Space Association's Rosetta orbiter suggests that a 75-mile-long, 47-mile-wide body named 21 Lutetia, formerly thought to be an asteroid, may actually be a dwarf planet, or protoplanet, leftover from the violent interactions during the early days of our solar system.

New SF Cell-phone Law Goes Overboard, Federal Court Steps in

Earlier in July this year, a new cell-phone radiation law was passed in San Francisco requiring mobile companies to properly inform their customers about the dangers of radiation. On Thursday, the federal court ordered that the city soften these regulations.

New China bank watchdog a calm captain through storms

China's new banking regulator Shang Fulin will bring experience in pressing reforms and a hallmark cool-headed approach as he takes oversight of a sector trying to digest the effects of a lending binge that has left banks with mounting piles of debt.

China Takes First Big Step in Making Leadership Changes

China announced a reshuffle of its top economic regulatory posts on Saturday, the official Xinhua news agency said, the first big step in a comprehensive leadership change that will culminate when its top political leaders retire.

Have you heard? Buy the dip

With the S&P 500 about to end its best month in almost 40 years, many would be happy to cash in gains and start packing for the ski slopes.

Google takes another shot at the TV market

Google Inc is making another push to bring its Web savvy to television sets, hoping to tap into a vast new market despite consumers' lukewarm reaction to one of its initial offerings.

Groupon mulls raising IPO price

Groupon Inc is considering raising its IPO price range, as underwriters grow more confident about demand after completing the East Coast leg of a two-week roadshow to woo investors.

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