William and Kate Fly Economy from Zara?s Wedding
The couple and Prince Harry flew budget airlines from Edinburgh
Linda Evangelista and Salma Hayek Baby Daddy Drama
Recently, Linda Evangelista revealed the identity of her 4 year-old son's father. He just so happens to be Salma Hayek's husband--Francois Henri Pinault. "Francois' relationship with Linda was brief. They dated for three months in 2005. He didn't even meet Salma until April of 2006," a source clarified when it may have seemed as if Pinault had an affair with Evangelista while still with Hayek. "Linda didn't even tell Francois she was pregnant until the 8th month," a d...
Italy, under market attack, seeks EU political support
Italy sought European political support on Wednesday as its stocks and bonds gained some respite from a selloff triggered by the euro zone's unresolved debt crisis and fears of a global economic slowdown.
Comcast profit up on Web subscribers, ad sales
Comcast Corp's quarterly earnings beat Wall Street expectations on a better-than-expected rise in Internet and phone subscribers and advertising sales growth at its NBC Universal joint venture.
Stock futures add to gains after ADP report
Wall Street equity futures added to their gains on Wednesday after a reading on private sector employment came in stronger than expected.
iPhone 5 Delay: What if Apple Fails to Deliver by Fall?
Consequences Apple will have to face if it fails to deliver the iPhone 5 in September or October.
South Korea fines Apple $2,855 over location data
Apple Inc's South Korean unit has been fined 3 million won ($2,855) by the country's communications regulator after the iPhone and iPad maker collected location data from users without proper authorization.
Stock futures point to gains after selloff
Wall Street equity futures rose on Wednesday, indicating the market may snap its longest losing streak since October 2008, as investors awaited data on the labor market.
Chelsea Transfer News - Villas-Boas to bid for Pato?
Reports have emerged of a possible Chelsea bid for AC Milan's Brazilian star Alexandre Pato in a player-plus-cash deal.
Stock futures signal bounce after sell-off
Stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street on Wednesday following the previous session's sharp sell-off, with futures for the S&P 500 up 0.51 percent, Dow Jones futures up 0.34 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.54 percent at 0925 GMT.
Google+, Apple's iCloud keep developers keen
Mobile developers more than ever want to devote their energies to writing apps for Apple's iOS and Google's Android platforms at the expense of their less popular rivals, a study released on Wednesday showed.
Manchester United Transfer Rumours - Sneijder, Berbatov, Barton and Jones
Manchester United have, reportedly, made a formal offer for Wesley Sneijder and the Dutchman has one week to decide whether he wants to take a massive pay-cut and move to Old Trafford.
SNB cuts rates as safe-haven Swiss franc soars
The Swiss National Bank announced a shock cut in interest rates and threatened more action to cap a soaring Swiss franc, but was seen fighting a losing battle as investors seek respite from debt crises elsewhere.
Analysis: Asia decoupling? Not without more help from China
Asia's best hope for insulation against a worsening economic outlook in the United States and Europe rests on China, and it may not be willing or able to do the job.
Breaking Benjamin Split Over Song Dispute
Breaking Benjamin, the Pennsylvania based alternative metal band, are no longer together. The band is facing some internal legal issues.
Missing Oregon Hiker Found Alive After Three Nights
An Oregon woman, who spent three nights at the Mount Hood National Forest after falling off a cliff, said she ate berries and bugs, drank water from a creek and tried to scoot to safety on her bottom as she could not walk.
Arsenal Transfer Rumours - Fabregas, Mata, Rodriguez, Dann and Wilshere
Arsenal will soon receive a second offer from Barcelona for Cesc Fabregas, as the Catalans prepare a bid around the region of £35 million, including £5 million as add-ons.
U.S. rating maintained by Moody's and Fitch
The United States had its triple-A rating confirmed by two key ratings agencies on Tuesday after Washington struck a last-minute deal to avoid a debt default, but threats of future downgrades remain.
Japan vows to stem yen rise, PM calls for BOJ action
Japan kept markets on guard for currency intervention and more monetary easing on Wednesday, with the finance minister vowing to stem the yen's rise and the prime minister calling for central bank action to protect the economy.
Jennifer Lopez: Eternal Optimist About Love, Still In Pursuit of Right Man, Her Ex-Marriages and Relationships [PHOTOS]
Jennifer Lopez calls herself an eternal optimist about love. ?I?m a hopeless romantic and passionate person when it comes to love,? says the superstar.
The heartbroken Lopez shares that her biggest dream, love, hadn?t made an happy ending in her family with Anthony, though she really worked hard at it.
Will Lopez soon find her right man again? Check out her three previous marriages and several significant relationships in her pursuit of love:
SNB Cuts Rates to Counter Steep Swiss Franc Rise
The Swiss National Bank cut its interest rate target band on Wednesday in a surprise move to stem the rapid rise of the Swiss franc, which investors have flocked to seeking harbor from the European and U.S. debt crises.
Insight: Debt relief replaced with recession fear
In a matter of days, investor relief that the United States avoided default has been replaced by fears Europe's debt crisis is deepening and the world's biggest economy may be slipping back into recession.
PCs another pest for Australian wheat growers
Outback Australian farmers - hardened from dealing with extreme weather, fires and pests - now have to wrestle with modern trading tools and technology after a tough day tilling the land as they adapt to the rigors of a deregulated market.
RIM unloads two new BlackBerry Torch phones
Research In Motion on Wednesday took the wraps off two more powerful versions of its touchscreen BlackBerry Torch, aiming to buy time until it can introduce a radically new software package in its smartphones.
Stocks tumble as growth, debt fears intensify
World stocks tumbled toward five-month lows on Wednesday and top-rated government bonds rallied as worries grew that fiscal cutbacks and stagnating factory output would prolong a global economic slowdown and aggravate Europe's debt crisis.
StanChart makes record profit, weathers India slump
Asia-focused bank Standard Chartered reported a record-beating 17 percent rise in first-half profits on Wednesday as a booming Hong Kong market and increased restraint on costs outweighed a slump in India.
Asia stocks slide as economy fears rattle markets
Asian stocks fell more than 2 percent and gold sat near a record above $1,660 an ounce on Wednesday, with fears increasing that Washington's efforts to cut spending will slow growth at a time when global factory output is already stagnating.
Nasa Satellite Captures an ?Angel? on Sun
A NASA satellite caught a stunning video of an enormous plasma twister rising from the sun's surface on July 12.
Exclusive: China mulls new regulator for state financial sector
China is considering a proposal to create a ministerial-level body to manage its state-owned banks and non-bank financial enterprises, two sources with knowledge of the plan said, a move that would strengthen Beijing's grip on its lenders.
Hutchison to post record profit on spin-off gains
Hutchison Whampoa Ltd <0013.HK>, Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing's flagship ports-to-telecoms company, is set to post a record high first-half net profit, thanks in part to hefty one-off gains from the spin-off of its port assets.