ChelseaFC owner Abramovich bought a 23.5% stake in Truphone for EUR81 million. Roman Abramovich had attached himself with Independent News & Media as an investor of the cutting-edge telecommunications firm, Truphone.
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I don't have cancer - Kyle Massey
Kyle Massey denied rumors of having cancer on Sunday. Kyle Massey, a 21 year old former Disney star, shot down rumors which claimed that he had been diagnosed with cancer.
France celebrates Bastille Day after train tragedy
Only a few days after a train derailment which caused six fatalities, the French continued to celebrate Bastille Day.
French president addresses 'pessimism' during Bastille Day
French President Francois Hollande said that he will fight the traditional pessimism of his countrymen to lift the weakening economy.
Employee stock sale puts Kabam's value at US$700 million
An employee stock sale placed Kabam's value at US$700 million. Kabam's employees were allowed to sell common stocks worth US$38. 5 million. The results of the private transactions placed the value of the videogame maker to US$700 million.
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Bookmakers and retailers celebrate its earnings due to the windfall for the anticipated first born of Prince Philip and Kate Middleton.
Cory Monteith who plays Finn Hudson was found dead in Vancouver with no foul play involved. Cory Monteith, who plays Finn Hudson on the hit television show 'Glee' was found dead in his hotel room in Vancouver, Canada.
After interviews were held last week, Gulf Keystone's board of directors would advise the shareholders not to vote for the M&G nominees.
US President Barack Obama urged the House of Representatives to act quickly on the immigration reform plan.
The Chinese news agency issued the corrected statement after analysts made speculations about the published report.
Jason Konior pleaded guilty of stealing US$2.9 million from investors as part of the 2011-2012 Ponzi scheme.
US Vice President Biden calls for trust between US and China while pushing for Chinese economic reforms.
Metta World Peace was released by the Los Angeles Lakers via the amnesty clause. "I don't really want to play for anybody," said Metta World Peace in an interview with ESPN Los Angeles.
After the speech of Ben Bernanke, stocks surged. After delivering his anticipated speech last Wednesday, Ben Bernanke seemed to be the extra fuel that the stock market engine needed to go full blast.
