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Tom Hanks, Universal option In the Garden of Beasts

Tom Hanks' Playtone and Universal Pictures have optioned the rights to Erik Larson's best-seller In the Garden of Beasts, TheWrap has confirmed.

A Minute With: Michael Fassbender on sex and Shame

He may not be a household name, yet, but actor Michael Fassbender is fast becoming one of the hottest young names in the film business.

Untouchable challenging box office records in France

Untouchable, a comedy about a rich quadriplegic and his black caretaker, has become a certified box office phenomenon in France.

Is the Eurozone Set to Plunge Into Deep Recession?

The Eurozone seems all set to enter a period of deep recession, with the credibility of governments' ability to keep the region in balance under serious doubt. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has already issued a warning that Eurozone and U.S. leaders must act urgently to stop their debt crises from spiralling out of control.

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The World’s Best Cities to Live in Are…

Mercer released the results of its Quality of Living Survey on Tuesday, and the world's best and worst cities are...

Mussels from Brussels living strong into third century

Even if you had no clue what Chez Leon, a Brussels culinary institution for more than a century, serves up, it wouldn't be too hard to work out it once you step through the door.

Members of K-Pop idol group Girls' Generation perform during the Korean Pop Culture and Art Awards at the Olympic Hall in Seoul November 21, 2011.

Korean Pop Music out to Conquer the World

A host of young Korean stars are taking to the stage in London, New York and beyond in a bid to crack one of the final global frontiers for Asian culture -- pop music.

European Central Bank President Draghi arrives at a Eurogroup meeting at the European Union council headquarters in Brussels

Eurozone Finance Ministers Meet in Brussels to Beef Up Bailout Fund

Increasing the size of the rescue fund is considered imperative given the shaky finances of Italy and Spain.

Japan's Nikkei Rises 2%, But Europe Selling Caps Rally

The Nikkei average climbed more than 2 percent on Tuesday, closing at a two-week high on hopes that euro zone leaders were readying steps to ease the debt crisis and that a robust U.S. holiday shopping season was underway.

Traders work at their desks at the Frankfurt stock exchange

Asian Shares Extend Rally on Eurozone Hopes

Asian shares and the euro extended a rally into a second day Tuesday as investors were buoyed by expectations that European policy makers will outline details of how they will leverage a bailout fund to avert contagion in sovereign debt markets.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Wall Street Ends 7-day Slide

Stocks rebounded from seven days of losses on Monday as investors used the latest effort from European leaders to resolve the region's debt crisis as an opportunity to cover short positions.

France's President Nicolas Sarkozy (R) and Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel attend a joint press conference on the eve of a G20 summit of major world economies in Cannes

Germany, France Press for Coercive Eurozone Debt Rules

Germany and France stepped up a drive on Monday for coercive powers to reject euro zone members' budgets that breach EU rules, and the United States kept up the drumbeat of demands from the rest of the world for decisive action.

Gold Climbs 1.4% as Eurozone Leaders Take Drastic Action

Gold prices surged Monday along with equities on hope that drastic action by France and Germany can save the Eurozone from its two-year-old sovereign debt crisis.

HTC to tough out slowdown as strategy doubts grow

HTC's promise of competitive new models early next year may not be enough of a strategy shift to convince investors it can regain the innovative streak that catapulted it from an obscure contract maker to the world's No.4 smartphone brand.

Wall Street jumps on Eurozone Optimism, Retailers

Stocks surged about three percent on Monday on hopes that fresh proposals may emerge out of Europe to help solve the region's debt crisis.

Nicolas Sarkozy (R), the French President, with Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor.

Germany, France press coercive euro zone debt rules

Germany and France stepped up a drive on Monday for coercive powers to reject national budgets in the euro zone that breach EU rules, as a market rout of European debt eased temporarily on hopes of outside help for Italy and Spain.

Stock Futures Soar on Europe Hopes

Stock index futures jumped on Monday on optimism over the latest round of proposals out of Europe designed to corral the growing Eurozone debt crisis.

Germany, France Eye Eurozone Pact, Markets Hopeful

Germany and France stepped up a drive on Monday for intrusive powers to reject national budgets in the Eurozone that breach EU rules, as a market rout of European debt eased temporarily on hopes of outside help for Italy and Spain.

Germany Denies 'Elite' Euro Bond Plans

The German finance ministry denied on Monday a media report of plans for the joint issuance of bonds by member countries of the euro zone with a triple-A credit rating.

A dealer walks past an electronic board in the investors' gallery at the Amman Stock Exchange November 21, 2011.

Global Economic Recovery Petering Out: OECD

The global economic recovery is running out of steam, leaving the euro zone stuck in a mild recession and the United States at risk of following suit, the OECD said on Monday, sharply cutting its forecasts.

ECB's Noyer: Italy not Weak, Euro Breakup 'out of the Question'

Italy's economy is fundamentally sound and should be able to win back market confidence if it shows fiscal discipline, European Central Bank member Christian Noyer said on Monday, ruling out a collapse of the euro zone because of the sovereign debt crisis.

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