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Analyst: Steve Jobs may pass Apple 'baton' to COO

Just a week after trying to assure investors of his health, Apple chief Steve Jobs announced Wednesday he will take a leave of absence till end-June because of health problems more complex than thought, causing shares to plunge and analysts speculating over the leadership of the tech company.

Canada in recession until 3Q '09: Conf. Board

Canada's economy is expected to stay in recession for three quarters this year and contract 0.5 percent annually in 2009, according to forecasts by the independent, non-profit Conference Board of Canada,

9/11 Suspect tortured by US: Pentagon

Just a few days before President-elect Barack Obama is expected to direct the closure of the controversial detention facility, a report within the Bush administration has said the US tortured one of the alleged 9/11 planners held at Guantánamo Bay.

Israeli troops in crowded residential areas

Israeli troops advanced into the crowded residential areas of Gaza City on Thursday, terrifying thousands of residents and sending them fleeing for their lives, according to the Associated Press.

China: World's 3rd richest economy for 2007

On Wednesday, a new data record showed that China's economy grew to become the world's third-largest in 2007 reflecting the countries amazing ability to overcome yet another milestone in the country's stunning rise in the global pecking order.

Uncertainty over Nortel's future after bankruptcy

The future of Nortel Networks Corp. the Canadian maker of telecom equipment that once boasted a market capitalization of about $250 billion seems uncertain amid questions that the company will break up and sell its parts.

A Troubled Stroke in Economic Recovery Portrait

Two weeks into the new year, a report of retail decline was another stroke in a patch of turbulent recession as monetary policy makers and the government acknowledge the imperfections and work to fashion a portrait of economic recovery.

Rooney Goal Lift United One Step

Wayne Rooney's first-minute tap-in was enough to beat Wigan, Rooney scored the winner in a 1-0 victory over Wigan Athletic that moved Manchester United to one ups in the Premier League on Wednesday.

Worst in economy is yet to come: JPMorgan CEO

In the eyes of Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan Chase Chief Executive Officer, the worst of the economic crisis has not come yet, predicting the financial sector will see more problems with consumer loans and credit cards, he said in an interview with the Financial Times.

2009 Travel Trends

Travel is changing. Here, a look at the trends to expect in the coming year.In these tumultuous times, we return to the essential pleasures of travel, rediscovering classic destinations and old-fashioned manners, seeking out comfort and serenity and quiet. What’s old is new again this year.The shaky economy has lead to some drastic changes in the ways people travel, creating new breeds of travele...

Smugglers sink drug subs case

A Navy helicopter whipped the waves as the U.S. Coast Guard closed in on the suspected drug traffickers abandoning their homemade submarine off the coast of Ecuador.

Chrysler denies talks with Renault to sell assets

Chrysler LLC denied on Wednesday it is selling plants or any of its three brands --which include Jeep and Dodge -- to the joint Renault SA-Nissan.But, LaSorda said Chrysler might sell tooling for car models it no longer produces.

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