Controversial f(x) member Sulli makes her first public appearance following her hiatus. The idol attended the press conference of the movie “Fashion King” starring Joo Won.
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B.A.P hailed as the representative of Korea and Japan and finalist for MTV EMA’s ‘Worldwide Act’ category; Idol group to battle with One Direction
Idol group B.A.P has been chosen to represent Korea and Japan in the final round for MTV EMA’s ‘Worldwide Act’ category; B.A.P will be competing other global acts such as One Direction.
Daimler, VW dampen speculation about imminent CEO succession
Succession is not an imminent topic at Daimler or Volkswagen, the chief executives of both carmakers said on Thursday, adding that any potential candidates would most likely come from within their respective companies.
Halloween's the Perfect Time for A "Teen Wolf" Marathon- Especially For Star Tyler Posey
With Halloween here, the best way to celebrate is by sitting back and scaring yourself stupid with a few episodes of "Teen Wolf."
Korean model and actress Clara hailed as second most beautiful woman in the world by Mode Lifestyle magazine; bested Beyonce, Angelina Jolie, and Scarlett Johansson
Korean model and actress Clara was recently named as the second most beautiful woman in the world by Mode Lifestyle magazine. She was ranked higher than other notable celebrities including Beyonce, Angelina Jolie, and Scarlett Johansson.
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Mexico's America Movil SAB, Spain's Telefonica SA and Brazil's Grupo Oi SA agreed to place a bid for and to break up TIM Participações SA (TIMP3.SA), Brazil's second-largest wireless carrier, Folha de S. Paulo reported on Friday without saying how it obtained the information.
U.S. stock index futures rallied on Friday alongside most markets globally after the Bank of Japan significantly ramped up its stimulus program just days after the U.S. Federal Reserve wound down its own package of economic incentives.
Political groups that took advantage of loosened campaign-finance rules spent hundreds of millions of dollars in the 2012 U.S. presidential election. This year, they're cropping up in state and local races as well.
State-backed Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L) has set aside 400 million pounds ($640 million) to cover potential fines for manipulating currency markets and warned further charges for past misconduct would continue to hit its profits.
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd unveiled two mid-tier handsets with a premium design as it prepared to deliver a riposte to its low-priced Chinese rivals and reclaim its title as the top brand in the world's biggest smartphone market.
Japan's Sony Corp reported a second-quarter operating loss on Friday that was narrower than analysts had estimated, as blockbuster sales of its PlayStation 4 games console reduced the impact of a sluggish smartphone division.
Citigroup Inc (C.N) said it was setting aside an extra $600 million to cover legal expenses in the third quarter due to "rapidly evolving regulatory inquiries," while also disclosing that it was subject to foreign exchange market probes.
Japanese life insurers are looking to buy more foreign bonds in the six months to March as yields on domestic bonds have fallen to uneconomical levels due to the Bank of Japan's massive purchases as part of its monetary easing program.
