Sappi to push for further paper price hikes
South African paper maker Sappi may push for further prices increases later this year as cost pressures threaten a recovery in growth, its chief executive said on Friday.
Coke Enterprises posts higher net; backs outlook
Soft drink bottler Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc reported a rise in fourth-quarter profit, helped by higher volume and pricing, and backed its 2011 profit outlook.
De Beers returns to profit, remains cautious
De Beers, the world's largest diamond producer, returned to a profit in 2010 as production rose 34 percent and diamond prices recovered to pre-crisis levels, although it remains cautious about the market this year.
TNK-BP exec says BP offered it Rosneft deal role
BP has offered its Russian venture TNK-BP a chance to join its partnership with Rosneft , TNK-BP's deputy CEO told reporters on Friday, signaling a possible resolution to a row.
Charles Taylor allowed to appeal over documents
Former Liberian president Charles Taylor, who boycotted his war crimes trial for a third day on Friday, was granted the right to appeal over key documentation for a case that has drawn international interest.
Microsoft IE9, Mozilla Firefox Adopt Do Not Track
Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Mozilla's Firefox have put a 'Do Not Track' feature in their latest updates the companies announced this week.
Kinder Morgan shares trade 6 percent above IPO price
Shares of Kinder Morgan Inc traded more than 6 percent above their initial public offering price in early trading, signaling strong investor appetite for the U.S. pipeline company's assets.
S.Africa court will not extradite Mandela son-in-law
A South African judge on Friday decided not to extradite a son-in-law of former President Nelson Mandela to the United States, saying he doubted the merits of the U.S. rape case.
Obama to make Egypt statement on Friday at 3 p.m. EST, following Mubarak resignation
UPDATE 2: The White House announced that President Barack obama will deliver a statement on Egypt this afternoon at 3:00 p.m. EST.
Listen to Lady Gaga's new single Born This Way
Lady Gaga keeps her promises. Friday morning the pop start released her new single Born This Way.
Wall Street gains after Mubarak resignation
U.S. stocks rose on Friday as investors welcomed news that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak resigned, easing concerns that have been weighing on the market for weeks.
Wall St set to open lower on Egypt unrest
U.S. stocks were set to fall at the open on Friday as market uncertainty over Egypt grew amid risks of spreading unrest in the Middle East and higher oil prices.
Leadership Gets Shake Up At Nokia
The smartphone software platform isn't the only thing that is getting a makeover at the Finnish phone giant.
Smartphone makers to woo developers in Barcelona
The shotgun marriage of Nokia and Microsoft's smartphone platforms puts software developers center stage at next week's Mobile World Congress and is likely to herald further consolidation.
Actress Rose McGowan's home listed on the market for $1.8 mln
Actress Rose McGowan's Spanish villa has been listed on the market for $1,849,000.
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Swedish PM undermines rights of WikiLeaks's Assange: defence
A lawyer for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange accused Sweden's prime minister Friday of damaging his client's chances of a fair trial for alleged sex crimes by portraying him as public enemy number one.
Pakistani police: US shooter committed murder
A diplomatic standoff between America and Pakistan may intensify after a Pakistani police official said the police will recommend murder charges for American diplomat Raymond Davis for committing a “clear murder” of two Pakistanis last month.
Apple's 3 product design strategies that Google, Microsoft and Nokia can follow
Apple is in the habit of churning out stellar products that rule the imagination of customers. One of the key elements to its success is its product design strategy which consistently delivers insanely great products.
Hedge fund joins opposition to DuPont's Danisco bid
U.S. chemicals giant DuPont came under more pressure to raise its $5.8 billion bid for Denmark's Danisco after U.S. hedge fund Elliott Associates joined shareholders opposed to the offer.
Michelin sees rising sales, profit in 2011
French tire maker Michelin sees sales volume and profit rising again in 2011 after sharp improvements in 2010, as it hikes prices to offset rising raw material costs.
Baseball pitcher Jamie Moyer lists his Seattle home for $6.75 mln
Professional baseball pitcher Jamie Moyer has listed his Seattle home on the market for a sliced price of $6.75 million.
Hedge fund objects DuPont’s $5.8 bln bid for Danisco: report
A US hedge fund has objected to DuPont's $5.8 billion bid for Danisco, a global enzyme and specialty food ingredients company, according to a report from Reuters.
Ellen DeGeneres and Kate Middleton are 15th cousins
During a segment on The Ellen DeGeneres Show called Ye Olde Wedding Watch, Ellen announced that she is related to princess-to-be Kate Middleton.
Trade gap widens in Dec, swells 33 percent in 2010
The U.S. trade deficit widened in December to its highest level in four months, the U.S. government said on Friday in a report that also showed the annual trade gap expanded nearly 33 percent in 2010 as imports from China hit record levels.
Wall Street slips on unrest in Egypt
U.S. stocks fell on Friday as market uncertainty over Egypt grew amid risks of spreading unrest in the Middle East.
Arnold Schwarzenegger will be back
The former Governor of California tweeted Thursday that he plans on returning to Hollywood.
Wall St opens lower on Egypt unrest
U.S. stocks fell at the open on Friday as market uncertainty over Egypt grew amid risks of spreading unrest in the Middle East.
Obama says Egypt transition unclear, urges step-by-step plan
President Barack Obama said late Thursday it was not yet clear how Egypt's government is moving to transfer authority, on the same day when Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said he would be handing some of his powers to his vice president but would remain in office until September's elections.
Jennifer Hudson opens up about family tragedy to Oprah
Two and a half years after tragedy hit Jennifer Hudson's family, the singer sat down with Oprah Winfrey to speak out about the murders of her mother, brother and nephew.