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Clashes erupt in Kashmir; hundreds defy curfew

12th September, 2010 19:23

Security forces fired live ammunition and clashed with hundreds of separatist protesters defying an indefinite curfew clamped on Kashmir a day after huge demonstra
Insider buys point to false bottom for stocks

12th September, 2010 15:47

A recent uptick in insider buying is normally considered a positive for the stock market, but it may be misleading for investors.
HP-Oracle rift over Hurd may not mend easily

12th September, 2010 14:33

The relationship between long-time technology partners Hewlett-Packard Co and Oracle Corp has been strained by a very public spat over the hiring of Mark Hurd, and
Geoghegan replaces Feinberg as US pay czar

12th September, 2010 13:44

The US Treasury Department has selected Patricia Geoghegan to replace Kenneth Feinberg as the "pay czar" overseeing compensation at companies bailed out by the gov
Star-light Venice film festival lacks magic moment

12th September, 2010 13:33

The 2010 Venice film festival nears its end lacking the buzz which a standout movie provides and the A-list star power on which such events thrive.
Klingon opera prepares for interstellar debut

12th September, 2010 13:33

The invented language, spoken first by the fictional aliens of the "Star Trek" universe and later embraced by humans worldwide, is now being put to use in an opera
Boeing comment sparks talk of mega defence merger

12th September, 2010 13:33

A dearth of new programs, prospects for flat or declining defence spending and an aggressive Pentagon cost-cutting drive have revived talk of another big defence m
Swedish assets attractive, global slowdown a risk

12th September, 2010 13:33

A sharp upward revision to Swedish second quarter growth figures suggests its economy will outpace most rivals over the next couple of years, adding to the allure
Bono says writing 'Spider-Man' easier than for U2

12th September, 2010 12:52

U2 frontman Bono said on Friday the songs composed for the most expensive show in Broadway history were simpler to write than the more personal songs he has writte
Key facts about India's infrastructure sector

12th September, 2010 11:43

India's infrastructure has been improving slowly but steadily over recent years, with foreign investors increasingly keen to invest in the sector.
The new power generation in autos

12th September, 2010 10:33

Several countries are embracing electric vehicles by offering incentives to drivers, and rewards for the companies developing them.
High stocks, economic gloom to temper food inflation

12th September, 2010 10:33

Rising prices for a wide range of agricultural commodities are stirring fears of global food-driven inflation, but there should be no repeat of the crisis seen in
A Minute With: Milla Jovovich in 'Resident Evil'

12th September, 2010 10:33

Actress Milla Jovovich returns to movie theaters with "Resident Evil: Afterlife," the fourth installment of the successful video game-to-film horror franchise -- o
Travel Picks: Top 10 things to do at Oktoberfest

12th September, 2010 10:22

Every autumn, millions of people head to Munich to celebrate that hoppy concoction that we all know as beer. Oktoberfest, the grand German fete for the beverage ma
Helen Mirren stars in film of 'Tempest' with twist

12th September, 2010 10:01

Helen Mirren stars in a new movie version of Shakespeare's "The Tempest", but it comes with a twist as the Oscar-winning British actress takes on the male role of

Greek PM says can cut deficits without new measures

12th September, 2010 19:00

Greece can meet its deficit cutting targets as agreed with international lenders without imposing new austerity measures, despite lagging revenues, Prime Minister
Govt imposes curfew in Kashmir after violence

12th September, 2010 14:33

India deployed thousands of security forces and slapped an indefinite curfew on Srinagar on Sunday a day after Muslims set fire to public buildings in protests aga
Foster's wine may attract more buyout interest: Sources

12th September, 2010 13:44

Two of the world's biggest private equity firms, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co and TPG, are potentially interested in Foster's wine business, but they are not curre
'Barney's Version' makes it from book to big screen

12th September, 2010 13:33

A bittersweet comedy premiering at the Venice film festival brings to the big screen the cult book "Barney's Version", the witty story of a politically incorrect J
Cybersecurity bill on list for passage this year

12th September, 2010 13:33

Capitol Hill staffers have made progress stitching together cybersecurity proposals into a huge bill, aides said, with Senate leadership putting it on their short
Key problems facing new Nokia CEO Elop

12th September, 2010 13:33

Nokia, the world's top cellphone maker, brought in Microsoft's Stephen Elop to replace embattled chief executive Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo and lead a renewed effort to
New broker standard could hurt IPO sales

12th September, 2010 13:33

The largest US brokerages say a provision in the regulatory reform legislation passed in July could hurt their lucrative sales of shares in initial public offering
US data spurs risk appetite, hurts bonds

12th September, 2010 13:33

Stocks rose and bonds fell on Thursday after stronger-than-expected US data on jobless benefits and trade, raising hopes the tepid economic recovery would accelera
Nokia's Ollila to head board until 2012: Report

12th September, 2010 11:43

Nokia Board Chairman Jorma Ollila will stay in his position until spring 2012, helping newly-appointed Chief Executive Stephen Elop's transition into the job, a Fi
Power struggles: Charging tomorrow's cars

12th September, 2010 10:33

Imagine driving across America using a fuel so new you have to carry your own supply wherever you go.
Paris imam invents portable mosque for better praying

12th September, 2010 10:33

A Paris imam and part-time inventor has created a portable mosque to help the faithful concentrate better on their prayers wherever they are.
Foreign buyers hungry for Japan real estate

12th September, 2010 10:33

Investors from the United States to tiny land-hungry Singapore are on the hunt for real estate in Japan, with over USD 2 billion in deals already cemented since la
The best and worst of Woods in PGA Tour player survey

12th September, 2010 10:24

Tiger Woods is widely regarded as the best player of his generation by his peers but the esteem in which he is held comes at a major price, according to a PGA Tour
Need a vacation? Many Americans don't take them

12th September, 2010 10:12

Feeling stressed and in need of a vacation? You are not alone but more than half of Americans do not take all their vacation days, even though they think they need
BAE puts up N. American units up for sale: Sources

12th September, 2010 10:01

British defense contractor BAE Systems Plc has hired advisors to sell part of its North American commercial aerospace business in an auction that could generate up

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