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RIM Delays Launch of Next-Gen Smartphone 'London': Analyst

Research In Motion Ltd. (NASDAQ:RIMM) is said to have delayed the launch of its first BlackBerry 10 OS-run London smartphone by at least 3 months.

Oil Prices Advance on Hopes of Bigger EU Bailout Fund

Crude oil prices gained in European trade on Wednesday, following hopes that European leaders will approve aggressive plans for tackling the region's debt crisis at Friday's European Union (EU) summit.

Arsenal Transfer Rumor: Gunners Competing with Schalke for £11M Argentine Defender?

The Gunners will be hoping to make an early bid to see off any threat from Schalke.

Finding Love Online: Will Controversial Regulation Prevent Dating Abuse?

There is nothing more unromantic than performing background checks on a potential date, but tales of dating abuse continue to horrify us, prompting governments across the world to introduce controversial regulations which mandates criminal background checks for every user signing up with dating agencies. The potential for abuse in state regulation of dating agencies is huge, as people could demand confidential information of others without proper justification.

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Los Angeles Galaxy's David Beckham reacts during a news confrence in Jakarta

Beckham rules out management after World Cup experience

David Beckham has ruled out management as a post-playing career, saying he did not enjoy his time as an assistant to England manager Fabio Capello at last year's World Cup.

Charter Communications Expresses Interest in Verizon Wireless Alliance: Bloomberg

Charter Communications CEO Michael Lovett said the St. Louis-based cable company may be interested in forging an agreement with Verizon Wireless, according to Bloomberg. No other details were released regarding the plan.

London 2012 Finds Controversial Sponsor in Dow Chemical

Dow Chemical saved part of the London 2012 Olympics, but across the world people in India are furious about the sponsorship, because Dow is thought to be responsible for the 1984 Bhopal disaster

EU Commission in e-books antitrust probe of 5 publishers, Apple

The European Commission is investigating whether e-book publishers owned by Lagardere, Pearson Plc, News Corp. and two other firms may have colluded with Apple to block rivals via their pricing deals.

Boycotting London Olympics 2012 Will Hurt Indian Sport: IOC Chief

International Olympic Committee President, Jacques Rogge, on Tuesday, urged India's Olympic Association to talk to its athletes over the ongoing protests related to the 2012 London Games' sponsorship deal with Dow Chemical.

Arsenal Transfer Rumor: Gunners Ahead of Liverpool in Pursuit of £8M Dutch Striker?

Arsene Wenger could the land the Dutchman in January.

Chelsea Transfer News: Blues Competing with Bayern Munich for £10M African Talent

Arsenal are also interested in the player.

Oil Prices Fall After S&P Warning to Europe

Crude oil prices declined in Asian trade on Tuesday, after credit ratings agency Standard & Poor (S&P), warned six triple A-rated Eurozone members they may suffer ratings downgrades, amid the continuing carnage of the Eurozone debt crisis.

TMX says junior miners retain cashraising appetite

The Toronto Stock Exchange, home to the largest number of mining companies globally, has seen capital raising in the sector remain resilient this year despite volatile markets, with a strong pipeline ahead, a senior executive said on Monday.

Can Hollywood risk-taker Graham King survive 'Hugo'?

Graham King, one of Hollywood's most fearless figures, has taken his biggest risk yet as distributor of indie films and producer of big-budget projects.

Scotland’s Pandas to Boost Tourism, Economy [PHOTOS]

Scotland welcomed two new residents on Sunday: Tian Tian and Yang Guang, the panda bears that may just increase the country's tourism numbers and boost its economy.

Turner Prize to be Awarded First Time in Non-Tate Venue

Turner Prize, one of the contemporary art world's biggest events is all set to take place on Dec.5, 2011 to honor the very best of the current British award.

Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart's Relationship in Question

Robert Pattinson's departure from a Hollywood bar with Disturbia actress Sarah Roemer, has sparked rumors of a possible breakup with his girlfriend and co-star, Kristen Stewart.

UK Reforms to Push Use of New Medicines

Britain will promote use of new medicines and has earmarked 180 million pounds ($280 million) to bring modern technologies to market under a package of reforms designed to make the country more attractive to big pharmaceuticals companies.

Crude Oil Futures Rise on Iran Geopolitical Tensions

Crude oil prices gained in European trade Monday on fears that growing tensions between Iran and Western powers may threaten crude supply from the Middle East.

The Remains of the Union Carbide Corp. Pesticide Plant Now Owned by Dow Chemical Co.

2012 London Olympics: India to Raise Issue of Dow Sponsorship over Bhopal Link

The Sports Ministry of India has asked the Indian Olympic Association to immediately raise the question of Dow Chemicals' sponsorship of the 2012 London Olympics, with the International Olympics Committee.

Skeleton 'Kate' Moss: Prop Turns Out to be Real Bones, Named After Stick-Thin Supermodel

A skeleton prop found to be a real human skeleton at London Dungeon has been named after thin and lean British supermodel Kate Moss.

Rapper Tinie Tempah's big ambition for U.S. Disc-Overy

At the age of 23, British rapper Tinie Tempah has already sold a million records with his debut album Disc-Overy.

Winehouse father finds posthumous new album painful

Amy Winehouse's posthumous new album Lioness: Hidden Treasures hits stores on Monday, but the one fan who will find it hardest to listen is her father.

End of era as Bollywood's evergreen Dev Anand dies

Movie actor and director Dev Anand, known for his joie de vivre as Bollywood's evergreen hero, has died aged 88, an aide said, bringing the end to an era of Indian cinema.

Tyrannosaur named top British indie film

Paddy Considine's wrenching character study Tyrannosaur has been named the year's best feature at the Moet British Independent Film Awards, which took place on Sunday night in London.

Iranian university exchange students protest election results outside Iran's embassy to Italy in Rome

U.S. Official Says No Sign Iran Shot Down Drone

Iranian media reported on Sunday that their country's military had shot down a U.S. reconnaissance drone in eastern Iran, but a U.S. official said there was no indication the aircraft had been shot down.

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