Did Jennifer Aniston find her soul-mate again?
American actress Jennifer Aniston and her co-star Gerard Butler were seen
AutoNation ends 'cash for clunker' sales early-WSJ
AutoNation Inc (AN.N), the largest U.S. chain of auto dealers, decided to end its
Market extends rally, led by financials, energy
U.S. stocks rose to 10-month highs on Monday, led by financial and energy shares as investors extended a four-day string of gains on optimism about economic recovery.
Harvard University mulls selling outside holdings
Harvard University's new endowment chief may sell off some holdings in hedge funds and other outside money managers and bring more money under the control of the school's own managers.
Brit trio on journey to
English actors Samantha Morton, Dominic West and Polly Walker have joined
Gus van Sant feeling
Gus van Sant, who last directed Sean Penn to an Oscar in
French factory workers bare all to save jobs
Workers at a crisis-hit boiler factory in France have stripped off for a nude calendar in a bid to save 204 jobs slated for redundancy.
NY Lawmaker wants subway station in honor of Jackson
Letitia James, a New York City lawmaker, would like Michael Jackson to be honored by naming the subway station where the King of Pop made the film
Madoff tells inmates he's dying of cancer: report
Wall Street swindler Bernard Madoff has told fellow prison inmates that he is dying of cancer, the New York Post reported Monday, citing unnamed prison sources.
It's official: Apple Snow Leopard ships Aug. 28
Apple announced Monday that the latest version of its Mac OS X operating system would be available starting Friday, August 28.
Venezuelan wins sixth Miss Universe crown
Venezuelan Stefania Fernandez, an 18-year-old brunette, won the Miss Universe 2009 title on Sunday, giving her South American country its second consecutive win and its sixth title in the beauty pageant.
U.S. government to leave Opel choice to GM: official
The Obama administration will not get involved in General Motors Corp.'s choice of a buyer for its Opel operations in Europe, an administration official said on Monday.
Climate bill could slash U.S. fuel output: study
U.S. oil refiners could cut output by as much as 25 percent and the nation's reliance on imported refined products could double in the next two decades if the House version of a climate bill becomes law, the American Petroleum Institute said on Monday.
Oil sets 10-month high on recovery hopes
Oil prices rallied to a 10-month high near $75 a barrel on Monday, part of a broad global rally in commodities and equities markets propelled by expectations for an economic recovery.
Reader's Digest U.S. units file for bankruptcy
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - The U.S. units of media company Reader's Digest Association Inc filed for bankruptcy, marking a new chapter for the 87-year-old magazine as it carries out a plan to cut its debt and transfer ownership to a group of lenders.
Facebook to boost staff by 50% in 2009: report
Online social networking site Facebook is looking to expand its staff by as much as 50 percent this year, its chief executive Mark Zuckerberg told Bloomberg news agency in an interview dated August 20.
Financials, energy lead Wall Street higher
Stocks rose to 10-month highs on Monday, extending last week's gains as investors became even more optimistic about signs that major world economies were emerging from recession.
Exxon assesses Sable, Hibernia undamaged by Bill
The 98,200 barrel per day Hibernia offshore oil project southeast of St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, was unaffected by hurricane Bill, a spokeswoman for Exxon Mobil Corp. said on Monday.
Apple's Mac OS X Snow Leopard coming on Aug. 28 (photo)
Apple will ship its new Mac OS X version, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, on Friday, Aug. 28, the company's released in its website on Monday.
Qatar's Tribeca looks to create regional film hub
The Doha Tribeca Film Festival, Qatar's first film event, said on Monday it wants to create a hub for regional filmmakers in the Gulf Arab state, through education initiatives and community involvement.
What your boss might not be telling you - and why you should ask
Reams have been written about the importance of communication between company leaders and the workers.
Miss Venezuela is Miss Universe again
The new Miss Universe, Stefania Fernandez of Venezuela, receives her crown from the former Miss Universe, also of Venezuela, as the Latin American country takes back to back wins in the pageant.
Wall Street pay disclosure looms as flash point
Wall Street salaries have become everybody's business lately, but the Obama administration's pay czar may try to keep under wraps a large portion of the compensation plans he is reviewing.
Roubini warns of double-dip recession: report
Nouriel Roubini, one of the few economists who accurately predicted the magnitude of the world's recent financial troubles, sees a big risk of a double-dip recession, according to an opinion piece posted on the Financial Times' website on Sunday.
Financials, energy lead Wall St higher
Stocks rose to 10-month highs on Monday, extending last week's gains as investors became even more optimistic about signs that major world economies were emerging from recession.
Germany urges calm over Opel row as unions threaten
The German government sought to calm a growing transatlantic row over the fate of carmaker Opel on Monday as unions threatened
BG Group says Brazil well dry, shares fall
British gas producer BG Group Plc said a well it and partner Petrobras drilled offshore Brazil does not contain hydrocarbons despite an initial examination suggesting gas could be present.
Crescent Point to buy Wave Energy for C$665 mln
Crescent Point Energy Corp said on Monday it has agreed to acquire private oil and gas producer Wave Energy Ltd for about C$665 million, in a bid to expand its asset base in Saskatchewan.
Madoff dying of cancer, fellow inmates say: report
Bernard Madoff, convicted of swindling $65 billion through the biggest-ever Ponzi scheme, has told fellow prison inmates that he is dying of cancer, the New York Post reported on Monday, citing unnamed prison sources.
US government to leave Opel choice to GM-official
The Obama administration will not get involved in General Motors Corp.'s choice of a buyer for its Opel operations in Europe, an administration official said on Monday.