4 dead in D.C. shooting
Four people have died after a shooting in southern Washington, D.C., police said Wednesday.
Monthly Archive: March 2010
British Airways Will Fly Majority of Routes as Strike Concludes
British Airways Plc, Europe’s third-largest airline, will operate the “vast majority” of the carrier’s flights from its London Heathrow base today after a second walkout by cabin crew ended at midnight. {loadposition in-article} The carrier...
Most Asian Stocks Drop on Valuation Concern; Samsung Advances
Most Asian stocks declined amid concerns a rally that took the MSCI Asia Pacific Index to a 10- week high yesterday had overvalued earnings prospects. BHP Billiton Ltd. lost 0.8 percent, leading declines by material...
Peabody Energy Bids A$3.3 Billion for Macarthur Coa
Peabody Energy Corp., the biggest U.S. coal company, made an unsolicited $3.3 billion ($3 billion) cash offer for Australia’s Macarthur Coal Ltd., amid surging demand for the steelmaking material in Asia. {loadposition in-article} The bid,...
Sandra Bullock lays low after affairs surface
Instead of reveling in her golden moment, recent Oscar winner Sandra Bullock has vanished from the public eye as her personal life makes global headlines. {loadposition in-article} Blindsided by tabloid reports that her husband, Jesse...
DeMeco Ryans stays with Texans
Star middle linebacker DeMeco Ryans is staying in Houston. A team official told The Associated Press on Tuesday night that Ryans has agreed to a six-year contract with the Texans. The person spoke on condition...
