Tigers lose Ordonez for playoffs with broken ankle
The Detroit Tigers have lost Magglio Ordonez for the remainder of the playoffs after the veteran outfielder re-injured his troublesome right ankle, the team said on Sunday.
Shirley MacLaine to receive AFI lifetime award
Oscar-winning actress Shirley MacLaine will be honored with the American Film Institute's Lifetime Achievement Award, the group announced on Sunday.
Pianist to the Presidents dies at 87
Roger Williams, known as the Pianist to the Presidents, died on Saturday at the age of 87 in his California home after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer, his former publicist said.
Ebert's memoir warm hearted, but what about the movies?
It's shocking, but movies are of secondary concern in Life Itself, film critic Roger Ebert's new memoir.
Belgium to buy Dexia's Belgian unit for $5.4 billion
The Belgium government offered to buy Dexia's Belgian banking business for 4 billion euros ($5.4 billion) and would provide the bulk of guarantees for the parent group's leftover assets, the Belgian prime minister said on Monday.
Belgium offers to buy Dexia's Belgian unit for $5.4 billion
The Belgium government offered to buy Dexia's Belgian banking business for 4 billion euros ($5.4 billion) and would provide the bulk of guarantees for the parent group's leftover assets, the Belgian prime minister said on Monday.
California bans use of tanning beds by minors
Minors in the state of California will no longer be allowed to use tanning beds after Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill on Sunday prohibiting anyone under the age of 18 from using ultraviolet tanning devices.
Zsa Zsa Gabor undergoes stomach surgery
Zsa Zsa Gabor had surgery on Sunday to reattach a feeding tube to her stomach after being hospitalized in Los Angeles a day earlier, and the 94-year-old actress was doing well, a spokesman said.
Anti-Wall Street protests spur political debate
Growing protests targeting Wall Street and U.S. economic inequality spawned heated rhetoric among politicians on Sunday as organizers planned more demonstrations this week.
American Eagle, pilots union talks hit impasse: report
American Eagle and its pilots union have hit an impasse in efforts to agree on a new contract before Eagle is spun off from AMR Corp , also the parent of American Airlines, Bloomberg reported on Sunday.
Banks to be forced to bolster liquid assets: FT
Global banking regulators will press ahead with the first worldwide effort to force banks to hold more liquid assets, the chairman of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision said in an interview with the Financial Times on Monday.
Daylight says to be bought by Sinopec for C$2.2 billion
Canadian oil and gas explorer Daylight Energy Ltd said on Sunday it has agreed to be acquired by China's Sinopec International Petroleum Exploration and Production Corp for about C$2.2 billion.
Dexia bailout set as wider bank rescue mulled
Franco-Belgian bank Dexia was set to be broken up and partly nationalised after being slammed by a funding squeeze in the latest warning sign about the health of Europe's struggling lenders.
Yang eyes Yahoo buyout with private equity
For the last few years, a widely circulated joke about Jerry Yang was that he had the best tan in Silicon Valley from all the time he spent on Stanford University's golf course.
Corporate audit fees up? Beware of trouble ahead
Elevated audit fees can be a red flag of problems to come for a company, say three recent academic studies that together warn about increased chances of fraud, stock price declines or financial restatements.
Nineteen killed as Egyptian Christians, police clash
Nineteen people were killed in Cairo on Sunday when Christians, some carrying crosses and pictures of Jesus, clashed with military police, medical and security sources said, in the latest sectarian flare-up in a country in political turmoil.
Prince Frederic 'Very Optimistic' On Zsa Zsa's Recovery Despite Her Critical Condition
Actress and socialite Zsa Zsa Gabor remained hospitalized in Los Angeles on Sunday and was doing a little better, but stomach surgery to reattach a feeding tube was delayed as she continues to run a high fever, her husband said Sunday.
BNP, Socgen deny reported plan to raise $9.4 billion
Top French banks BNP Paribas and Societe Generale denied a report that they could seek to raise a combined 11 billion euros ($14.8 billion) as part of a broader European bank recapitalization plan.
New Federal Law May Protect Foster Kids From Identity Theft
Foster children who statistically face a greater risk of identity theft than adults or other children may be protected from having their identities stolen or exploited, under a new law, proposed by a Rhode Island congressman.
European countries agree on Dexia rescue
France, Belgium and Luxembourg agreed to a rescue plan for Dexia SA on Sunday ahead of a planned board meeting expected to decide on a break-up of the first lender to fall victim to the euro zone crisis.
Wall St Week Ahead: Earnings on deck as Europe eyed
Investors tiring of the euro zone's debt crisis dragging the market all over the place are hoping to focus on something else this week -- earnings.
Merkel, Sarkozy promise new crisis package, offer no details
The leaders of Germany and France promised Sunday to unveil a new comprehensive package for solving the euro zone's debt crisis by the end of the month, but offered no details and papered over differences on how to shore up European banks.
GM recalls Chevy Corvettes over rear hatch issue
General Motors Co said it was recalling about 6,000 Chevrolet Corvette Coupes over a concern they may fail to meet a federal safety standard covering rear hinges.
Dealtalk: Yang eyes Yahoo buyout with private equity
For the last few years, a widely circulated joke about Jerry Yang was that he had the best tan in Silicon Valley from all the time he spent on Stanford University's golf course.
Nadal Handed Murray Shocker - Japan Open
The Japan Open finished with a bang as British number one Andy Murray clawed back from a set down to beat world number two Rafael Nadal in Tokyo.
Metro CEO Cordes says not seeking contract renewal
Eckhard Cordes, chief executive of German retailer Metro , said he no longer wishes to renew his contract, just weeks after winning support from the group's top shareholder.
Analysis: Qatar unlikely to be white knight for Europe banks
Hopes may be disappointed for an influx of money from Qatar and other rich Gulf states into battered European banks, since Gulf investors are likely to see many of the banks as too risky and out of line with their investment strategies.
UAW workers reject Oshkosh pact for second time
Workers at defense contractor Oshkosh Corp turned down a new five-year contract offer from the company for a second time in little more than a week on Saturday even after union leaders narrowed differences between the two sides in recent days.
Merkel, Sarkozy tackle differences over euro crisis
German Chancellor Angela Merkel will thrash out differences with French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Sunday over how to use the euro zone's financial firepower to counter a sovereign debt crisis threatening the global economy.
Rugby World Cup 2011 - New Zealand 33-10 Argentina Match Highlights (VIDEO)
New Zealand stepped one step closer to a World Cup victory at home after crushing Argentina in the quarterfinals at Eden Park in Auckland.