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Kings of Leon Frontman Walks Offstage, Saturday Show is Called Off: Is Caleb in Trouble?

The band claims "internal sicknesses"

World Population Will Explode in Developing Nations, Remain Flat in Developed Nations: Report

A woman sits on a chair with her grandchild along a main road in Beijing

The global population will likely exceed seven billion in 2011 and is expected to exceed nine billion by 2050. By 2100, it will reach 10 billion, said a Harvard School of Public Health press release about an article published in Science magazine.

Tropical Storm Don Passes Texas; Severe Drought Remains

As Tropical Storm Don fizzled out, hopes that heavy rains would provide some relief to a dry and parched south Texas suffering its worst drought in years also disappeared.

Amy Winehouse: Posthumous Album Release in the Works

At least a dozen unheard tracks from Amy Winehouse could be released posthumously. Amy Winehouse, who was discovered dead in her Camden home on July 23, had not released new material since 2006. However, she had been recording sporadically for the last couple of years.

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China to guard bond investors from government shuffle

China has ordered companies that have issued bonds to submit any asset restructuring plans to bond holders for approval, sources said, as Beijing steps up its efforts to rein in the risks from a mounting pile of local government debt.

Acclaimed Polar Bear Researcher Suspended Over ?Integrity Issues?

Charles Monnett, a leading climate scientist whose research helped galvanize the global warming movement, has been suspended pending an investigation into his 2006 paper on polar bear drownings.

Investors Seek Better Reward System for Performing Companies

Long-term investors are losing patience with companies that fail to maximize value as the slowing recovery whittles away returns, with some calling for greater financial rewards for loyalty or takeovers that put growth targets back on course.

Singapore has emerged an important country in Southeast Asia with 5.07 million people. It is made up of 63 islands. The country's GDP per capita is $56,797 and its major sectors are electronics, chemicals, and financial services

Millionaire?s Row: Singapore Government Ministers? High Salaries Spark Outrage

Not only is the Singaporean Prime Minister, Lee Hsien Loong, the highest paid elected leader in the world (bringing home a cool $2.4-million per year), but most of his top ministers earn in excess of $1-million annually (not including generous perks and pensions).

Timothy Geithner speaks to the media next to Harry Reid after his meeting about the debt limit on Capitol Hill in Washington

Fund Managers Seek Freedom Not to Sell on U.S. Downgrade

Some major bond fund managers are asking their institutional clients to consider waiving strict requirements that might force mass selling of Treasury bonds if the United States loses its AAA rating.

Nintendo Post Poor Quarterly Financial Performance: Analysts Question Veteran Games Makers Future

Nintendo Suffers Stock Plunge, Profits Lowest in 27 Years

The shares of Japanese videogame maker Nintendo fall by a massive margin of 20 percent after poor sales results of its new 3D capable games device forced the company to cut the price of the product and its annual profit target.

Torrential Rain Havoc in Seoul , South Korea (Pictures)

Torrential Rain Wreaks Havoc in South Korea (Pictures)

South Korea forecasts even more rain as emergency workers are still entrenched in a battle against floods and landslides that have killed at least 41 people.

Green Bay Packer meeting festive after end to NFL lockout

The Green Bay team was just coming off a Super Bowl win over the Pittsburgh Steelers when the contract dispute between National Football League owners and players resulted in a lockout, putting the start of the next season in question.

Valerie Arbogast, Banque Populaire financial adviser, speaks with Fresnel, head of packaging company Sleever, during Economy Minister Lagarde's visit to meet bank employees and clients in Paris

Advisers deluge investors with advice over debt crisis

Most financial advisers are holding a lot of hands this week. Many of their clients, with the horrors of the financial crisis so fresh, are getting scared by the possibility of a United States' debt default.

Drought-stricken Texas welcomes Tropical Storm Don

As much of Texas suffers through one of its worst droughts, many rain-starved Texans are doing something they thought they would never do -- looking forward to the arrival of a tropical storm.

James Murdoch confirmed as BSkyB chairman

James Murdoch was unanimously confirmed as chairman by BSkyB's board, winning a reprieve from a phone-hacking scandal that threatens to draw him into multiple investigations, two sources briefed on the board meeting told Reuters.

Steven Heavey to Leave St. George

St. George head of intermediary distribution Steven Heavey has announced his resignation, only days after his involvement in the launch of Westpac's re-organised Bank of Melbourne brand in Victoria.

Many Unreleased Songs of Amy Winehouse May Hit the Market Soon

Soul diva Amy Winehouse passed away at the tender age of 27, leaving behind a treasure trove of previously unreleased tracks.

High-Fat Diet Linked to Brain Damage, Study Shows

Have Lower Back Pain? A Brain Scan Could Help

A new method using brain scans has been discovered by researchers to objectively measure the intensity of pain felt by those who suffer from chronic lower back pain in hopes to effectively provide individual treatment.

Management 360 names duo to head its TV division

Management 360 has bolstered its television division, TV 360, by hiring Brandon Brito and Meghan Lyvers to head the division, the company announced on Thursday.

Community Health profit tops forecasts, stock up

Community Health Systems Inc (CYH.N), the second-largest U.S. hospital operator, beat analysts' second-quarter earnings expectations on higher operating revenue, sending its shares up more than 6 percent in after-hours trading.

Continental self check-in kiosks are shown at Terminal C at Newark Liberty International Airport in Newark

Continental cancels 24 flights for pilot sick calls

Continental Airlines cancelled 24 flights on Wednesday due to a shortage of pilots after a barrage of sick calls, according to the carrier's parent, United Continental Holdings Inc (UAL.N).

Display of Colgate toothpaste is seen on store shelf in Westminster

Latin America helps Colgate, Avon during U.S. slump

Big gains in Latin America covered up U.S. declines at Colgate-Palmolive Co (CL.N) and Avon Products Inc (AVP.N), with the world's largest direct seller of cosmetics seen as having a harder road to recovery.

Moody's ties 177 local govt ratings to debt woes

The triple-A ratings of 177 cities, counties, school districts and other entities could be cut along with the U.S. government's top rating, Moody's Investors Service said on Thursday.

Four IPOs get mixed response from choosy investors

Four IPOs were received with varying levels of interest on their market debut, signaling that investors were being very selective of where they want to put their money.