Former New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine, who once ran Goldman Sachs, is on the brink of losing his investment firm MF Global
Palestine is now a full member of UNESCO, the cultural and educational body within the United Nations.
Meg Whitman, the new chief executive officer of Hewlett Packard (HP), has told reporters that the company will continue to make personal computers, reversing former CEO Leo Apotheker’s plan to spin off the profitable division.
From a financial perspective, China is truly about to take over the world, as not only is the U.S. dependent on China for investment, but now the eurozone is asking China for significant investment.
Drones killed another suspected militant in Pakistan, this time Khan Mohammed, who was deputy leader of a group led by his cousin Maulvi Nazir.
European Union (EU) leaders have reached a tentative agreement to tamper down the growing debt crisis, however some analysts said the lack of real details could create trouble with banks.
There appears to be an explanation for Amy Winehouse’s tragic death, as a coroner says the singer died from drinking too much alcohol, ruling it a “death by misadventure.”
The new Libyan government has taken the body of former Libyan dictator Muammar Gadhafi into the desert and buried it in a secret location at dawn.
Bloomberg is reporting that the Apple software engineer who designed iTunes, is leading the company’s efforts to build a television set.
7.2 magnitude earthquake rocks Turkey, killing hundreds
