IBT Staff Reporter

Samir Nasri and Gael Clichy, both having just a year remaining in their contracts after negotiations for contract extensions broke down, are likely to leave the club by the end of the transfer window but who is Arsene Wenger lining up to replace them?

Nokia was expected to report a loss for this quarter and next as it cuts prices to try to prevent more customers defecting to rivals' smartphones, a Reuters poll found.

Stocks fell on Friday, a day after ending a six-day losing streak as weaker trade data from China, the scrapping of a large IPO and ongoing disputes about a second Greece bailout weighed on sentiment.

Major U.S. banks came under growing pressure from banking regulators to improve the security of customer accounts after Citigroup Inc became the latest high-profile victim of a cyber attack.

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Vietnam's navy announced it will conduct live-fire drills in the South China Sea next week

Comedian Tracy Morgan is known for his inappropriate jokes and incoherent rants, but it seems like he may have taken it a step too far.

South Africa's Trevor Manuel ruled himself out of the race for the IMF's top job on Friday, making French finance minister Christine Lagarde an even firmer favorite although the threat of a judicial inquiry remains.

Disappointing trade data from China and the scrapping of a large IPO fed into fears about market volatility and the economy on Friday, with U.S. stocks set to fall a day after rebounding from a six-day losing streak.

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Citibank’s online account site has been hacked and credit card information of their customers and around 200,000 account information have been stolen.

China posted a smaller-than-expected trade surplus in May of $13.1 billion because of soaring imports and weaker global demand growth, giving mixed signals about how the economy fared when some of its best export customers faltered.

In the Aegon Championshipss at Queen's, world number one Rafael Nadal and four-time winner Andy Roddick both progressed into the quarterfinals after defeating Radek Stepanek and Kevin Anderson, respectively.

Apple's delay in launching iPhone 5 could be a deliberate attempt to buy time to spruce up its next phone offering in order to meet the new benchmark set by Android phones like HTC Sensation.

Disappointing trade data from China and the scrapping of a large IPO fed into fears about market volatility and the economy on Friday, sending futures lower a day after stocks bounced from a six-day losing streak.

Nokia was expected to report a loss for this quarter and next as it cuts prices to try to prevent more customers defecting to rivals' smartphones, a Reuters poll found.

Toyota Motor Corp forecast a larger-than-expected 35 percent fall in annual profit on Friday and warned that the strong yen was making it difficult to justify keeping production in Japan.

With Anthony Weiner expecting his first child, resigning wouldn't be in his best interest financially.

OPEC, which failed to reach agreement on raising production at a meeting this week, on Friday forecast a tightening world oil market in the rest of 2011, underscoring the need for more supply to meet rising demand.

China's constant search for natural resources to fuel its burgeoning economy has driven Beijing's helmsmen to the far reaches of Africa, South America and the embattled Middle East.

French finance minister Christine Lagarde, favorite to take the IMF's top job, could face a late challenge after a report that South Africa's Trevor Manuel could enter the race as the window for bids closes.

NEW YORK Stock index futures pointed to a lower start for Wall Street, with futures for the S&P 500 down 0.1 percent, Dow Jones industrial average futures down 0.2 percent and Nasdaq futures down 0.2 percent by 5 a.m..

Technology giant Google, Inc has deployed more than 70 electric vehicle charging stations managed by the ChargePoint Network at its worldwide headquarters in Mountain View, CA, the company said in its official blog post on Thursday.

Internazionale midfielder Wesley Sneijder has quashed rumours linking him to Manchester United and Chelsea after suggesting that he was happy at Milan and would like to continue playing at Inter.

European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said on Friday countries that had not undertaken far-reaching structural reforms faced weak growth after the financial crisis.

Siemens said it had discovered evidence of corruption at its business in Kuwait and had involved authorities.

Nokia said it was still in talks with multiple parties about its stake in Nokia Siemens Networks, after a report that U.S. private equity firms had backed away from bidding for a majority stake.

Simon Murray, adventurer and outspoken chairman of commodity trader Glencore , is back in the spotlight, this time over his role as a director of Sino-Forest , whose shares have been hit by accusations of fraud.

Toyota Motor Corp said on Friday it expects operating profit this business year to fall 35 percent to 300 billion yen ($3.7 billion) after Japan's biggest earthquake on record severely disrupted car production and slashed sales and a strengthening yen cut into overseas earnings.