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Man's Hiccups Last for 27 Years

Jennifer Mee
Having the hiccups for even an hour is irritating, but can you imagine having them for twenty-seven years? Believe it or not, having the hiccups for more than a quarter century is not a world record and Bob Taylor doesn't plan on sacrificing his peace to break it.
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Greece on the Defensive

In a match rich with economic irony and rhetorical potential, the German national team defeated the Hellenic side 4-2 in the European football championships on Friday.
Luis De Guindos, Economy Minister, Spain

Spain Officially Asks For Up To $125 Billion For Its Banks

As European leaders prepare for talks later this week regarding the euro zone's economic mess, Spain officially petitioned Monday for up to ?100 billion ($125 billion) in loans to rescue its banking sector.
Crude Oil Futures on Track for Weekly Gain on U.S. Economic Recovery

Tropical Storm Debby Lifts Crude Oil Futures To Above $80

Crude oil futures advanced Monday as U.S. companies shut down nearly a quarter of oil and natural gas production in the Gulf of Mexico because of the intensifying weather caused by Tropical Storm Debby.
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The End Of The World Will Happen Like This

Regardless of whether you give credence to doomsday prophecies, there are some slightly credible scenarios in which the world will end -- either with a bang or with a whimper.

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