Six charged for helping Taliban in US
United States officials have charged six people with providing financial aid to the Pakistani Taliban.
Stock futures pressured by euro zone uncertainties
Stock index futures fell on Monday as investors shed riskier assets before euro zone finance ministers meet to discuss the region's debt crisis.
Lowe's disappoints on weak start to spring sales
Lowe's Cos Inc's quarterly profit and sales missed Wall Street expectations after the world's second-largest home improvement chain saw a slow start to the spring selling season.
Spyker turns to China's Pangda for Saab rescue
China's largest listed car distributor has come to the rescue of Saab in a deal worth as much as 110 million euros, staving off the collapse of one of Sweden's best-known brands.
McLean launches wine label-scanning app for confused drinkers
TORONTO (Reuters Life!) - A new mobile application allows less-savvy wine consumers to scan bottle bar codes to get instant tasting notes, scores and food pairings.
LSE seen as bid target if TMX plan fails
The London Stock Exchange's shares rose sharply as analysts said the LSE could find itself vulnerable to a bid if its planned tie-up with Canada's TMX falls apart following a counter offer for TMX.
France wants $3.5 billion for its 4G frequencies
France hopes to get at least 2.5 billion euros ($3.53 billion) for the fourth-generation (4G) wireless frequencies it plans to grant to telecom operators in an upcoming auction, Industry minister Eric Besson told Le Figaro.
S&P offers to cap license fees to end probe: EU
Standard & Poor's has offered to cap its licensing fees to end an antitrust investigation, EU regulators said on Monday, in a move that could help the credit ratings agency avert a possible fine.
LSE rises on fears of bid weakness if TMX deal fails
The London Stock Exchange's shares rose sharply as analysts said the LSE could find itself vulnerable to a bid if its planned tie-up with Canada's TMX falls apart following a counter offer for TMX.
Al Qaeda suspects arrested in Tunisia
Tunisian forces have arrested two suspected members of al Qaeda near the Libyan border.
How an iPod Touch helped perform a surgery
Information technology mingling with medicine is nothing new nowadays. However, every time something happens in this regard, it captures the imagination of all. The latest in this string of events is an iPod Touch in the hands of a few surgeons in India.
Sony PlayStation Network attack shows Amazon EC2 a hackers' paradise
Amazon's cloud-based Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) EC2 which leases compute power was used by hackers to siphon off personal details of over 80 million users from Sony's PlayStation Network (PSN).
Yahoo faces tough ride to iron out differences with Alibaba
Yahoo Inc and Alibaba Group will find it difficult to resolve their feud over the Chinese company's transfer of a major Internet asset, raising questions over how long its troubled marriage would last.
H&M same-store sales climb 11 percent, beating forecasts
Warm weather in key European markets and the Easter holiday helped Swedish budget fashion chain Hennes & Mauritz AB post its biggest rise in sales in eight months in April.
Police crush protests outside Israeli Embassy in Cairo
Clashes erupt between protesters and security forces at Israeli Embassy in Cairo.
7 killed in firing as refugees flee from Syria
Syrian troops shelled the town of Tel Kelakh and opened fire on residents fleeing to Lebanon, killing seven people and wounding five.
27 killed in gruesome drug related massacre in Guatemala? (PHOTO)
At least 27 people were killed on a ranch plagued by drug cartels in a Guatemalan village near the border with Mexico, police said on Sunday.
Cathay Pacific aircraft lands in Singapore with engine on fire
Cathay Pacific aircraft with 136 passengers landed in Singapore on Monday with engine on fire.
Some feline fun with Japanese hi-tech headgear
TOKYO (Reuters Life!) - In Japan, they're all ears for the latest in hi-tech fashion. The stylish headgear, a set of white ears that move according to the wearer's thoughts and emotions, is called Necomimi -- cat's ears in Japanese.
Los Angeles to top electric vehicle adoption in US
Los Angeles will be a U.S. leader in electric vehicle adoption, according to a new study published by the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation.
RIM recalls 1,000 Playbook tablets: report
Research In Motion Ltd has recalled about 1,000 of its Playbook tablets which were shipped with a flawed operating system build that could pose problems during the initial set-up, technology blog Engadget and several other media channels reported.
Glencore lifts mid-point of price range for IPO: source
Glencore International Plc has tightened guidance for its planned $11 billion initial public offering , pushing up the mid-point of the marketing range, a source said, in a sign the commodities trader has seen stronger demand at the higher end of an indicative range.
LSE says remains committed to TMX tie up
The London Stock Exchange said on Monday it remained committed to an agreed tie up with Canada's TMX Group after a group of Canadian banks and pension funds made a preliminary, $3.7 billion counter offer.
China needs to raise rates to tame inflation: China central bank
China needs to raise interest rates further to rein in inflation, which is likely to stay high in coming years due to rising global commodity prices, Li Daokui, an adviser to the People's Bank of China said on Monday.
AIG stock sale draws initial investor interest: report
Underwriters for the planned $9 billion stock sale by American International Group Inc and the Treasury have indications of interest from investors for about half the offering, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Glencore narrows price range for $11 billion IPO: source
Glencore International Plc has revised the price range for its planned $11 billion initial public offering to 520-550 pence per share, from an earlier guidance of 480-580 pence each, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Monday.
Chrysler may restructure refinancing terms: sources
Chrysler Group LLC, seeking to raise $6 billion in new debt to repay government loans, is expected to restructure its proposed refinancing package this week after investors showed hesitation over the loan portion of the transaction, people familiar with the matter said.
A’s fall 4-3 to White Sox on Cahill throwing error
Oakland Athletics starting pitcher Trevor Cahill took his first loss of the season to the Chicago White Sox 4-3, after committing a throwing error in a pivotal seventh inning.
Canada banks TMX bid tops LSE, but logic questioned
A group of Canadian banks and pension funds are hoping their C$3.6 billion ($3.7 billion) offer for TMX Group will keep the nation's largest stock market from falling into foreign hands, but questions remained on Sunday whether that is reason enough to succeed.
Kevin Durant Scores 39 Points, Leads Thunder to Western Conf. Finals
Kevin Durant scored 39 points with 9 rebounds to help the Oklahoma Thunder beat the Memphis Grizzles 105-90 in deciding game 7 of their playoff series.