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Asian art demand mixed in $367 million Christie's sale

Auction house Christie's sold $367 million worth of Asian and Chinese art, paintings, jewellery and watches in its just concluded Asia sales series in Hong Kong.

Kanye West, Adele, Bruno Mars lead Grammy choices

Rapper Kanye West led the field of Grammy contenders on Wednesday with seven nominations, including for his album My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy and his joint venture with Jay-Z Watch The Throne.

AT&T, Deutsche Telekom battling for merger: sources

The sign of Deutsche Telekom headquarters is pictured in Bonn

AT&T Inc and T-Mobile USA's parent company Deutsche Telekom AG are still battling to save their $39 billion merger and are not in talks about a network-sharing alternative, people familiar with the matter said on Thursday.

France, Spain Debt Auctions Bring Relief

Debt auctions in France and Spain gave some respite to battered Eurozone bond markets on Thursday, attracting solid demand and at lower yields than previously feared, a day after central banks took concerted action on banking liquidity.

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Yeast Breaks Down Biodegradable Plastic: Research

A Japanese research group identified the yeast strain Pseudozyma, common worldwide, that excretes an enzyme that eats away at biodegradable plastics.

SeeFlik launches new short film festival, competition

Student filmmakers hoping to graduate into the movie industry have a new opportunity, courtesy of online distribution platform SeeFlik.

'Real Daughter' Sues Elvis Presley's Estate For $130 Million

A Swedish woman claiming to be Elvis Presley's real daughter has sued the King of Rock and Roll's estate in a Tennessee federal court, claiming more than $130 million in damages.

UK Strike 30 November: Airports Report No Significant Delays

Despite warnings of travel chaos, the Nov. 30 public sector strike in the UK has caused no significant delays at Britain's main airports.

Severstal Set to Spin off Nord Gold

Severstal, Russia's biggest steelmaker, is set to spin off its Nord Gold unit and could list the standalone business in London, less than a year after being forced to pull a planned $1.5 billion public offering.

Oil Pushes Above $100 on Central Bank Eurozone Intervention

Oil jumped above the psychologically-significant $100 level on Wednesday after a coordinated move by central banks to address pressures in global money markets.

Public service union demonstrators take part in a protest march in Leeds

Britain Witnesses Biggest Public Sector Strike in 30 Years

Public sector unions object to having their members work longer to earn their pensions, while paying more into the programs themselves.

Protestors remove the flag of the British embassy in Tehran

UK Furious Over Iran Embassy Attack; Pulls Diplomats

British diplomats left Iran on Wednesday, a day after the embassy in Tehran was stormed by protestors.

Emma West, the racist tram passenger that featured in the viral video “My Tram Experience” pleaded ‘not guilty’ following the footage being shown to Croydon Magistrates’ Court.

'My Tram Experience' Racist Rant Video: Woman Appears in Court

A 34-year-old woman has appeared in court after a video showing a passenger abusing other passenger on a south London tram saying they are not British was posted online.

Rediscovered Beatles Amp Set to Sell for $100,000

An amplifier used by George Harrison during recording sessions for Beatles albums Revolver and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band is expected to fetch 50-70,000 pounds ($80-110,000) at auction next month.

Dr. Conrad Murray blows a kiss to an unidentified member of the courtroom audience after he was sentenced to four years in county jail for his involuntary manslaughter conviction of pop star Michael Jackson

Jackson Doctor Gets 4 Years in Jail, No Probation

Michael Jackson's personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, on Tuesday was sentenced to four years in jail and denied probation for his conviction on a charge of involuntary manslaughter in the pop star's death.

Dr. Conrad Murray remains expressionless next to his attorney J. Michael Flanagan (L) after the jury returned with a guilty verdict in his involuntary manslaughter trial in Los Angeles November 7, 2011.

Michael Jackson doctor sentenced to 4 years in jail

A woman leaves the office complex where MF Global Holdings Ltd has an office in midtown Manhattan

KPMG Recovers $500 Million of MF Global Client Money

MF Global UK administrator KPMG said it had recovered about $500 million of client assets frozen at the defunct broker and planned to make significant returns to customers before the March 2012 claims deadline.

A worker passes luggage trollies at Heathrow Airport in London

UK Strike 30 November: Airlines Cancel Flights amidst fears of Travel Chaos

Several airlines have cancelled flights in preparation for the Nov. 30 UK strike when Border Agency employees will walk off the job to protest pension reform.

Emma Watson Style: Where to Buy Her Best Looks [PHOTOS]

Despite her age, Emma Watson is known as a fashion staple in the London fashion scene. Here are the details on where to buy some of her best looks.

Iranian Students Storm British Embassy in Tehran

In a scene of anger that looked like a replay of the 1979 Islamic Revolution, dozens of hard-line Iranian students stormed the British Embassy in Tehran on Tuesday, tearing down the Union Jack flag and flinging documents out of windows.

CT Lottery Results in Greenwich Makes Wealth Managers $254 M Richer

The CT lottery jackpot win has resulted in Greenwich, Conn., wealth managers pocketing a $254 million prize.

George Harrison: All Things Must Pass

George Harrison was, to many observers, the most ‘intriguing’ and ‘interesting’ Beatle since he seemed to have no comfortable ‘place’ in the group.

Arsenal Transfer Rumor: Gunners Preparing £8M Bid for Argentine Midfielder?

According to new reports, English Premier League club, Arsenal, have targeted Beligan Pro League club Anderlecht's Argentine midfield enforcer, Lucas Biglia and are looking to sign the player as soon as possible.