Koch Industries confirmed in an email to BBC about a Daily Caller report of the company backing out on a bid for Tribune Co.'s publications, including Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune.
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CORRECTED: Local staff in ECCC remain unpaid, set to strike
Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) was to receive USD4 million as part of the international donor component of its finances.
"Dark" Nasdaq opts to be cautious before resuming trade
Nasdaq officials opted to ensure that no panic trading was to be done when they open after a 3-hour outage.
Ben Affleck cast in 2015 Superman film as Batman
Fresh from the film success of "Man of Steel", Warner Bros has been bankrolling a 2015 production of another Superman sequel with Ben Affleck cast as Batman.
Nokia slumps further with debt converted to junk
Although Nokia's restructuring efforts kept it financially afloat, Moody's predicted a wavering position for the Finnish company in the smartphone market.
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In a Form 4 filing done by George Lucas' wife Mellody Hobson with US Securities and Exchange Commission, GWL Living Trust purchased 141,573 shares on August 19 for USD10 million.
NHTSA issues statement to counter Elon Musk of Tesla's claim that the Model S is the 'safest car ever.'
The peaceful resolution to the stand off at a Decatur, GA school was attributed to Antoinette Tuff. In the most tense moments at McNair Discovery Learning Academy in the past few hours, Antoinette Tuff acted as the messenger and go between for gun toting Michael Brandon Hill and police authorities.
An industry observer speculated that Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) nor the state of Japan has yet to be honest about the real situation about the tank leak.
Bourses saw Southeast Asian stocks dropping significant figures in trading Thursday. Resuming trading after a three-day off, Philippine stocks performed worst in two months.
Malaysian Minister Paul Low said that the government would soon utilize phone tapping and employ internet monitoring devices to eradicate corporate and government corruption.
Digital analytics corporation ComScore said Yahoo beat Google for the month of July with 196,564,000 visits.
Analysts of UBS boosted their sales projections for Apple and increased their price target to USD560 per share.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg would lead a project focused on making web access affordable for the 5 billion individuals worldwide who are not online yet.
