Asian shares rose on Monday as investors put aside concerns about euro zone banks and looked forward to corporate earnings and a raft of global economic events, including testimony from the head of the Federal Reserve. MSCI's broadest index of...
Brazil's football confederation (CBF) will not renew national coach Luiz Felipe Scolari's contract, local media reported early Monday, just hours after Germany defeated Argentina to win the 2014 World Cup. Scolari said that he would let the CBF decide his...
Six people suffered minor burns when a camera caught fire on the observation deck of the New York landmark building, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, fire officials said. Five adults refused treatment while a child was taken to an area hospital and...
YouTube has embarked on a new round of discussions with Hollywood and independent producers to fund premium content, a move that could bolster a three-year-old multimillion-dollar effort that has had mixed success so far. The talks underscore Google Inc's desire...
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Stocks returned to the green Monday, breaking nine-session losing streak as a section of investors took position on lucrative price level stocks. Brokers said that indices lost substantially in last nine trading days, a handsome number of issues came at...
The cabinet on Monday strongly condemned the indiscriminate attacks and killing by the Israeli military in Gaza in the last five days. It also termed the killing of a huge number of innocent people, including women and children, there by...
Israel appeared to hold off on a threatened escalation of its week-old Gaza Strip barrage on Monday despite balking at Western calls for a ceasefire with an equally defiant Hamas. On Sunday, the Israeli military had warned residents of the...
India’s inflation slowed to a four-month low in June, data showed Monday, but a weak monsoon could push up food prices and pose headaches for the new government. The Wholesale Price Index, the closest-watched cost of living monitor, rose to...
A candidate backed by Japan's ruling coalition lost a race for a governorship on Sunday in an apparent backlash against Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's decision to end a security policy that has kept the military from fighting abroad since 1945....
Russia threatened Ukraine on Sunday with ‘irreversible consequences’ after a Russian man was killed by a shell fired across the border, while Kiev said Ukrainian warplanes struck again at separatist positions in the east of the country, inflicting big losses....
Economic decline takes many shapes. In the northern Italian town of Ivrea, it looks like the abandoned, overgrown tennis courts where the employees of electronics giant Olivetti SpA once played. In the 1980s, Ivrea was a European version of Silicon...
A man was lynched allegedly by a group of villagers in Pananagar village in Durgapur Upazila in Rajshahi district on Sunday. The deceased was identified as Abdul Jalil, 60, son of Mohammad Ali, of Bhalukgachhi Dangapara village. Police quoting locals...
Stock markets in Europe and Asia rose on Monday as investors put aside concern about euro zone banks and looked forward to corporate earnings and a raft of global economic events, including testimony from the head of the US Federal...
London-listed drugmaker Shire said on Monday it was ready to recommend a new 31 billion pounds ($53 billion) takeover offer from AbbVie, entering talks after receiving a fifth bid from the US firm. Chicago-based AbbVie, which wants to buy Shire...
Federal prosecutors are developing a criminal fraud case hinged on whether General Motors made misleading statements about a deadly ignition switch flaw, and are examining activity dating back a decade, before GM's 2009 bankruptcy, according to multiple sources familiar with...
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said it halted business with a supplier in China over suspected use of child workers, the first time it has taken such a step, after criticism that it’s monitoring of labor practices at suppliers was inadequate....
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had wished Lionel Messi would score a goal in the World Cup finals. In an unscheduled discussion before Monday’s Cabinet meeting, the prime minister told her colleagues she had watched the entire Argentina versus Germany match...
Airbus announced a revamp of its twin-aisle A330 passenger jet on Monday, sharpening a contest with Boeing for up to $250 billion of orders at the core of the market as the start of the Farnborough Airshow fueled a debate...
The wrecked Italian cruise ship Costa Concordia has been successfully raised from the under-sea platform she has been resting on for the past year, salvage workers say. The wreck - the target of the one of the biggest maritime salvage...
Smoking-related lawsuits against US tobacco giants are leveling off, making it more likely that a merger between rivals Reynolds American Inc and Lorillard Inc will go through, analysts who follow the industry said. The two cigarette makers, which are in...
US planemaker Boeing said it was comfortable with its range of aircraft when asked about the impact of European rival Airbus and its high-profile announcement that it would revamp its A330 jet. ‘We are very comfortable with our product line...
A female student of Rajshahi University was killed under a train at the university's Art College railway crossing in Rajshahi city. The deceased was identified as Ishrat Arefin, 19, a 1st year student of Applied Mathematics Department, hailed from Hatemkha...
Pakistani rights activist Malala Yousafzai is due to meet Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan to press for more action to free the more than 200 girls held by militant Islamists. The militants' leader has reiterated in a new video message that...
Novoair signed two corporate agreements with EXIM Bank and Prime Bank recently. Dr. Mohammed Haider Ali Miah, Managing Director & CEO of EXIM Bank and Mr. Mofizur Rahman, Managing Director of Novoair signed the agreement on behalf of their respective...
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will brief media persons on the verdict involving Bangladesh’s maritime boundary dispute with India. Cabinet Secretary Musharraf Hossain Bhuiyan mentioned it after the cabinet meet on Monday but did not say when the briefing would take...
Media in India are praising Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's decision to declare legendary Bollywood actor Dilip Kumar's ancestral home as a national heritage site. Yusuf Khan, who later became popular as Dilip Kumar, was born in Peshawar in now...
Chittagong Customs House illegally realises at least Tk 4.75 million from businessmen against their export and import of products every day, according to a study by the Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB). The study reveals that businessmen have to pay additional...
Giriraj Kishore, a senior leader of the hardline Hindu organisation VHP (Vishwa Hindu Parishad or World Hindu Council), has died after a long illness. Kishore 94, died in Delhi on Sunday evening at the VHP headquarters, the organisation said in...
Former Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene will retire from Test cricket in August. Jayawardene, 37, who has scored 33 centuries in 145 Tests, will quit after the home series against Pakistan. ‘I believe this is the right time,’ said the...
England's women's cricket team have signed their first standalone sponsorship agreement. The ECB will not disclose the value of the two-year deal with Kia Motors. But it says the commercial arrangement for the England women's team is a ‘historic’ moment....
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