Natuna LNG development may be delayed - sources
The development of the giant Natuna gas project may be delayed due to uncertainty over terms and conditions, which could affect the selection of partners for the project, two energy ministry sources said on Tuesday.
Create Your Own Mantra to Keep Focused
Whenever I find myself dreading a workout or trying to give myself a reason to take a day off or not finish for the day, I remind myself of my mantra and repeat it until I am finished.
Caledon Resources says not to sell co, shares fall
Australian coal producer Caledon Resources Plc said on Tuesday it will not pursue sale of the company, following an extended strategic review, sending its shares down 15.5 percent in early trade on the London Stock Exchange.
Incoming Morgan Stanley CEO to shuffle top management
James Gorman, who takes over as Morgan Stanley's chief executive on January 1, plans to put finance chief Colm Kelleher and banker Paul Taubman in charge of the company's institutional securities unit, according to a source familiar with the matter.
Daily Outlook - Dec 8
Selling Saab, Partially; Loans Outlook from Wells Fargo; McD's Nov Sales Slip
3M 2009 outlook misses estimates
Diversified U.S. manufacturer 3M Co on Tuesday released an outlook that was below analysts' forecasts for the current year, ahead of a meeting with investors.
U.S. consumer confidence eases in December
U.S. consumer confidence edged lower in December, extending November's decline as consumers remained concerned about the economy and labor market, a research group said on Tuesday.
Green Dragon clears debt, gets BlackRock as investor
China-based Green Dragon Gas said it paid about $55 million to redeem the only outstanding convertible bond and simultaneously issued shares to BlackRock, making the fund manager its second-largest shareholder.
Wall Street slips early on corporate news, stronger U.S. dollar
Wall Street opened lower on Tuesday pressured by negative corporate news, a stronger U.S. dollar and a drop in commodity prices.
Total says Shtokman decision delayed until end-2010
Partners in Russia's Shtokman natural gas project are likely to postpone a final investment decision after running into financing problems during the economic crisis, project member Total said on Tuesday.
Weezer cancels December concerts after crash
Rock band Weezer has canceled its December concerts, following a crash of the lead singer's tour bus in upstate New York.
Roman Polanski, Sharon Tate nude sells for $11,250
A nude photograph of film director Roman Polanski and his wife Sharon Tate, taken shortly before she was brutally murdered, sold for $11,250 at an auction on Monday, with the director's recent arrest fuelling interest.
LUKOIL Q3 profit misses forecasts
LUKOIL, Russia's second largest oil producer, missed forecasts with a 40 percent tumble in third-quarter profit as oil prices fell and the rouble depreciated against the dollar.
Brazilian stocks, currency slide on risk aversion
Brazil's currency, the real (BRBY), weakened 1.3 percent to 1.751 per the dollar. The greenback, considered a safe-haven currency in times of turmoil, strengthened against a basket of major currencies .DXY.
Billy Joel's daughter out of hospital
Singer Billy Joel and his daughter, Alexa Ray Joel, are staying together at an undisclosed location following her release from a New York hospital over the weekend, a spokeswoman said on Monday.
Bank of Canada holds rate steady, defends outlook
The Bank of Canada held its key interest rate on Tuesday at 0.25 percent, as expected, and maintained its outlook on the economic recovery despite unexpectedly weak third-quarter growth.
BofA's Greg Curl under scrutiny by Cuomo's office: report
Bank of America Corp's Chief Risk Officer Greg Curl is under scrutiny by New York attorney general Andrew Cuomo's office in connection with the probe of the bank's merger with Merrill Lynch, the New York Times reported.
Wells Fargo keeps mum on TARP repayment plans
Wells Fargo & Co , one of the few major banks that has yet to return bailout funds to the U.S. government, still plans to return its $25 billion as soon as practical, but Chief Executive John Stumpf at a conference on Tuesday did not give any more details.
Wall Street set for drop on 3M outlook, weaker oil
Wall Street was set to open lower on Tuesday after 3M Co's outlook for the current year came in below analysts' forecast and McDonald's Corp reported a second straight month of declines in domestic sales.
Euro slips as Fitch cuts Greece rating
Fitch Ratings cut Greece's debt rating to BBB+ from A- with a negative outlook, the first time in 10 years a major ratings agency has put Greece below an A grade, citing fiscal deterioration in the euro zone's weakest member.
Claudia Schiffer plans to create own fashion label
After lending her image to fashion designers for more than two decades, supermodel Claudia Schiffer says she is now ready to create her own fashion business, which could include cashmere wares and handbags.
Antidepressants may make people less neurotic
Antidepressants may go well beyond just easing the symptoms of depression; they may also make people less neurotic, U.S. researchers said Monday.
Former first lady's clothes mirror Turkey's journey
An evening gown slit discreetly from the neck to the navel worn by Turkey's former first lady Mevhibe Inonu is on show in an Istanbul exhibition, tracing how her style helped define the image of the young Turkish Republic.
United Airlines to order wide-bodied jets
United Airlines looked set on Tuesday to place a $10 billion-plus order for mid-sized wide-bodied jets that includes 25 A350 planes from European planemaker Airbus , industry sources said.
Study confirms low mortality for swine flu
One of the most systematic looks yet at the swine flu pandemic confirms that it is at worst only a little more serious than an average flu season and could well be a good deal milder, researchers said on Monday.
Samsung looks for software boost in smartphones
Samsung Electronics hopes to boost its position in smartphones by opening up its software, but analysts doubt it can challenge Apple as the platforms favored by application developers.
U.S. cancer rates continue their decline: report
Fewer people are getting cancer and death rates continue to fall, according to the latest report on cancer in the United States, released on Monday.
Lonely rats more prone to breast cancer
Lonely, stressed-out rats were far more likely to develop breast tumors than rats living in a social group, a finding that suggests loneliness can have a profound effect on health, researchers said on Monday.
H1N1 deaths hit 100 in Japan: report
The number of deaths from the H1N1 swine flu virus has hit 100 in Japan, Kyodo news agency reported on Sunday, as the pandemic continues to spread around the world.
Inside a U.S. healthcare island of excellence
Larry Brubaker suffered a massive stroke in March and was hospitalized for nearly a month before being moved to an acute rehabilitation facility, then to a nursing home and finally to his own home near Sunbury, Pennsylvania.