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- The gold bugs index managed to close above diagonal resistance few days in a row. MACD bullish crossover and RSI is trending up. Expect higher highs. |
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- Pariisissa käydyissä Iran-neuvotteluissa ei ole päästy yhteisymmärrykseen, kertoo Ranskan ulkoministeriö. Ranskan mukaan kokouksessa myös edistyttiin, vaikka useat pääkysymykset jäivät ratkaisematta. |
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MukulLele (Dec 06 2006 06:58 GMT) - My Links .ATasteOfTWiki view a short introductory presentation on TWiki for beginners .WelcomeGuest starting points on TWiki .TWikiUsersGuide ... (last changed by TWikiRegistrationAgent) |
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- Dhaka, Dec 6: Stating that "world needs Bangladesh democracy," a visiting senior US official Tuesday said the forthcoming parliamentary polls would be "most monitored" by the international community. |
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- England coach Duncan Fletcher defends the decision to pick Ashley Giles ahead of Monty Panesar for the first two Ashes Tests. |
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- Beijing, Dec 6: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabao are likely to meet during the ASEAN Summit next week, a senior official said here today. |
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- Buy.com - Kensington Pico FM Transmitter for iPod 5G and Nano (Black) $27.07 After Rebate ($17.07 using Google checkout). |
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- Business News: Marblestone new head of marketing, distribution -- Picturehouse is bolstering its marketing staff, hiring Media First consultant Arthur Marblestone as a Gotham-based senior exec VP of marketing and distribution. |
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- Business News: Pair nabbed for illegally posting screeners -- Awards season 2006 has its first piracy case. Law enforcement officials on Monday arrested John Acas and his cousin Sheryl Demesa on charges of stealing and illegally posting online numerous screeners sent to an Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences member. |
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- Business News: Company looking to speed up transformation of AOL -- Time Warner chairman-CEO Richard Parsons said the giant conglom is on the prowl for Internet deals to help speed the transformation of AOL. |
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- Business News: Subscription growth on the low side -- Shares of Sirius Satellite Radio plunged 7.67% Tuesday to $3.85 after the Gotham company lowered its target for subscriber growth on disappointing holiday sales. |
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- Business News: New survey of moviegoers makes Hollywood happy -- Despite worries about box office attendance, a recent survey of 2,000 moviegoers in nine cities reveals good news for Hollywood: five out of six or 83% assert they're satisfied with the quality of current films. |
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- Business News: Collection won Canadian literary honor the Giller Prize -- Weinstein Books, the tome division of The Weinstein Company, has made its first acquisitions in its new guise, picking up the U.S. rights to Vincent Lam's story collection "Bloodletting and Miraculous Cures" as well as an untitled novel. |
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- Business News: WGA, IATSE go to battle over delay -- A long history of bad blood between the Writers Guild of America and the Intl. Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees has boiled over. |
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- Business News: Universal's homevideo topper inducted into Video Hall of Fame -- Universal chair -- and Bruin fan -- Mark Shmuger got the last laugh on Video Hall of Fame inductee Craig Kornblau Monday night during a playful salute to U's homevid topper. |
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- Business News: Music head declares WMG-EMI deal dead -- Warner Music chief Edgar Bronfman Jr. sees big changes in the next few years as more advanced handsets make it easier to download music and video, and as advertising becomes a bigger piece of WMG's revenue pie. |
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- Business News: Lawsuit alleges that film misled villagers in Glod, Romania -- Lawyers representing residents of a Romanian village in a $30 million lawsuit against the "Borat" filmmakers have been instructed to make specific legal allegations for their lawsuit to proceed. |
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- Business News: Conglom may sell to buy Vodafone's stake in telco SFR -- A top Vivendi exec called the French conglom's 20% stake in NBC Universal "nonstrategic" and suggested it could be sold to buy Vodafone's stake in French telco SFR. |
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- Business News: Web buys 33.5% of stock for $306 million -- Leading French commercial web TF1 has inked a Euros 230 million ($306 million) deal to take a 33.5% stake in France's AB Group. |
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- Business News: The Back Lot: I've always admired the fortitude of those brave folks who produce award shows. In dispensing honors to artists who are already smothered in public adulation, they learn to cope with voracious star handlers and posses, wobbly ratings, snarky critics, celeb-hungry sponsors and, of course, superstar egos. |
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- Section: Internet Check out for links... This is a content summary only. Visit http://www. |
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- Actress Farah Fawcett has completed cancer treatment and is doing well, her publicist said today. |
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- Hollywood star Russell Crowe has split with Robin Baum, his PR guru, following reports of a rift. |
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- Country star Keith Urban's rehab release has been prematurely announced, according to his publicist. |
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- Girls Aloud star Sarah Harding chose to cover up today when she made her debut as the face and body of Ultimo underwear. |
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- Glamour model Jordan is pregnant, she revealed today. |
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- Gwyneth Paltrow has said she is "deeply upset" over claims that she made anti-American remarks in a recent interview to a Portuguese newspaper. |
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- Newly single Kid Rock wasted no time getting back in the dating scene and was seen partying with several blondes just days after filing for divorce from Pamela Anderson. |
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- Victoria Beckham has been househunting next door to new best friend Katie Holmes in Los Angeles. |
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- Wall Street rallied for a second straight session today after easing wage pressures and stronger-than-expected service sector activity raised prospects that the US economy could cool gradually and leave room for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates next year. |
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- Late-night venues operator Luminar offloaded its Chicago Rock Cafe and Jumpin' Jaks sites today in a deal worth £76.8m (E114.7m). |
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- The krugerrand closed at 639.00 - 654.00 compared with 639.00 - 654.00 previously. |
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- Court approval has been given for ISEQ-listed energy company Viridian to be taken over by ElectricInvest Acquisitions Ltd. |
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- Trendy Italian restaurant group Carluccio's served up a tasty boost in profits today and unveiled plans to open more branches in UK city centres. |
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- Fyffes shareholders voted at the company's EGM today to approve the demerger of the company's general produce and distribution businesses. |
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- HONG KONG: The Hang Seng index closed up 241.5 at 18944.2. |
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- Budget carrier Ryanair was at the centre of a storm today after a hard-hitting report found one of its aircraft nearly crashed at an Irish airport. |
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- Charlton 1 Blackburn 0Moroccan defender Talal El Karkouri crashed home a dramatic stoppage-time winner as Charlton celebrated 14 years back at The Valley by climbing off the foot of the Barclays Premiership and giving new manager Les Reed his first win. |
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- Barcelona showed no sign of nerves to dismiss Werder Bremen 2-0 in their must-win final Champions League Group A match tonight. |
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- Charlton 1 Blackburn 0Charlton celebrated 14 years back at The Valley with centre-back Talal El Karkouri's dramatic free-kick winner in stoppage time. |
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- Tottenham 2 Middlesbrough 1Robbie Keane came off the bench to rescue Tottenham after Middlesbrough almost snatched a point at White Hart Lane. |
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- Galatasaray 3 Liverpool 2Robbie Fowler scored twice but Liverpool just did not have the heart or interest to produce another 3-3 thriller at the Ataturk stadium. |
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- Galatasaray 3 Liverpool 2There was no triumphant return to the Ataturk stadium tonight for Liverpool, who ended their Champions League Group C campaign with a tame defeat against Galatasaray. |
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- Chelsea 2 Levski Sofia 0The much-maligned Andriy Shevchenko paid back a huge chunk of his £30m (E45m) transfer fee with the first-half goal that helped Chelsea to finish top of Group A. |
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- Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho left his side short of a reserve goalkeeper after injury ruled Italian Carlo Cudicini out of the clash with Levski Sofia in the UEFA Champions League at Stamford Bridge. |
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- Swiss cheese company offers 500 AA air miles in every packet. Straight away the frequent flying geeks spend a ton of money on buying case loads of cheese and fondue just to get the air miles. Almost immediately the scheming cheese makers say they've run out of air miles, retrospectively cancel the offer, and try and fob off customers with a cheap swiss army knife, one per household. |
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- United Nations, Dec 6: The United Nations General Assembly has decided to set up a committee to examine a report by experts to consider accountability of officials of the world body serving on peacekeeping mission if they commit criminal acts, including sexual exploitation and abuse. |
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- Sridhar Krishnaswami, Washington, Dec 6: US Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist has assured Prime Minister Manmohan Singh that lawmakers are "working on" India's concern over certain aspects of the bills passed by the Senate to implement the civil nuclear deal, and that the final legislation was on track for completion this week. |
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