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- MUMBAI, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Indian soybean futures recovered from early losses to edge up on Thursday tracking a partial recovery by palm oil futures in Malaysia and on gains in soybean in the U.S., analysts said. However, rapeseed ended down on ...
- LONDON— European stock markets were lower Thursday following hefty losses in Asia earlier and an expected further retreat on Wall Street as spreading pessimism over corporate earnings reinforced concerns about the world economy. Britain's FTSE 100 ...
- Each week, we'll place a handful of punts on a variety of sports and will keep a painfully honest running tally of our ups and downs throughout the season, and you have the chance to get involved as well. Betfair, in their wisdom, have given us £50 ...
- BOWLING GREEN - Western Kentucky University was locked down for about three hours Wednesday after reports of gunmen on campus, but officials said they could find no evidence that shots had been fired or that anyone had a weapon. Someone reported ...
- Here we all are, every single one of us, needing several times a day to go to the lavatory. A basic human need. Every day the population rises and more people need lavatories, the older you are, the more you need them, and what do we get? Fewer ...
- A fast-moving fire was burning in the Sepulveda Pass this morning, prompting the closure of the 405 Freeway as hundreds of firefighters defended the Getty Center and neighborhoods in the hills of Brentwood. According to the Los Angeles Fire ...
- Wall Street headed for a lower open Thursday as investors awaited a government reading on unemployment and sifted through a batch of bleak corporate earnings that has stirred intense anxiety about the health of the global economy. Investors remained ...
- The number of mortgages approved for house purchases rose slightly during September but was still 57% lower than a year ago, the British Bankers' Association (BBA) said today. Seasonally adjusted figures show 23,422 loans were approved for purchases ...
- NEWARK, N.J. - Once Martin Brodeur got done with Sean Avery and the Dallas Stars, there was nothing for the NHL's primary pest to say. So he stayed silent. The last word belonged to Brodeur, and that word was shutout. Brodeur made 21 saves for his ...
- Coach Anthony Knox doesn't have to reach too far back to recall just how dire the situation was for the Reginald F. Lewis football team. Accepting the job days before the start of last season, the former Poly and Randallstown coach found himself with ...
- DETROIT (AP) - Chrysler LLC will cut 1,825 jobs by eliminating one shift at a Toledo Jeep plant and accelerating the closure of its sport utility vehicle factory in Newark, Del., because of the slowing global economy and a shift toward smaller ...
- Advertising revenues for the News Media Group decreased 14.1% because of weakness in print advertising. The New York Times Media Group - Advertising revenues for The New York Times Media Group decreased 11.7% in September 2008 compared with growth of ...
- Southern Co. (SO) reported a 2.4% increase in third-quarter net income as revenue climbed on an increase in its prices. The electricity provider, which operates in the Southeast, reported net income of $780.4 million , or $1.01 a share, in line with ...
- You can get a decent desktop computer for $800 these days. But who's got $800? A lot fewer of us than just a few months ago. Given our current economic travails, I plan to write a little less about the latest and greatest gadgets, and a little more ...
- TORONTO - The Canadian dollar opened at 78.80 cents US this morning, down 0.90 of a cent from Wednesday's close. The U.S. dollar stood at C$1.2690 cents, up 1.43 cents. Pound sterling worth C$2.0598 up 2.15 cents, and US$1.6232 down 0.13 of a cent ...
- The Canadian dollar continued its downward spiral Thursday, falling about a penny to below 79 cents U.S. The currency opened at 78.80 cents, down 0.9 of a penny, and was trading at 78.70 by about 8 a.m. ET. The currency is now down about 24 per cent ...
- Chris Faytok /The Star-Ledger Sean Avery didn't bite on David Clarkson's invitation to fight. Star-Ledger Devils beat writer Rich Chere breaks down the team's 5-0 victory over the Stars ... with thoughts on Sean Avery, terrific defense, and other ...
- Contact Energy today backed down on increasing directors' fees, even though it got a big increase at its annual meeting in the pool of money available to pay directors. "There will be no increase in base fees at this time," the company announced ...
- NEW YORK---- Wall Street headed for a mixed open Thursday as investors awaited a government reading on employment and sifted through a batch of bleak corporate earnings that has stirred intense anxiety about the health of the global economy. Some ...
- MUMBAI, Oct 23 (Reuters) - The four-day slide in copper continued on Thursday, as a firm dollar and concerns over waning demand kept sentiment towards base metals under pressure. At 4.13 p.m., the benchmark November copper MCCX8 on the Multi ...
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