Latest worldwide news UPDATE 2-Sprint promises higher data speeds than rivals | | BURLINGAME, Calif., Oct 30 (Reuters) - Sprint Corp promised to gradually offer wireless data speeds far in excess of those offered by bigger rivals like Verizon, as it hopes to use recently acquired wireless airwaves to regain market share. |
An Odd Alliance in Patagonia | | The great potential of an oil field called Vaca Muerta, or Dead Cow, has united an American oil giant and a politically volatile country. |
Senate panel to hold Obamacare hearing on November 5 | | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee plans to hold a hearing on November 5 with Marilyn Tavenner, a top U.S. health official, about the rocky rollout of Obamacare. |
Gunmen grab $50 million in Libya | | Security forces in Libya are searching for heavily armed men who seized a truck carrying more than $50 million in cash in the city of Sirte, the state news agency LANA reported Tuesday. |
'Pink Star' might go for $60 million | | The Pink Star diamond is expected to go for more than $60 million, the highest price in history for any diamond ever purchased, auctioneer Sotheby's says. |
'Bones,' 'Arrow' and more What's next | | Scoop on the Bones wedding (and honeymoon)! Fresh Arrow dish that hits the target! And some answers on how NCIS LA will deal with a real-life baby twist. All that and more in this week's Spoiler Room. |
The mystery of F1 star's missing helmet | | It could have been lifted straight from the case histories of Inspector Jacques Clouseau or Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot as Formula One driver Nico Rosberg asks for help to find his missing helmet. |
Breakingviews The City has huge scope to expand | | Oct. 28 - Finance has rightly been in the sin bin for six years and the cleanup isn't over. But Hugo Dixon says Mark Carney is right to stress that the City is good for Britain, Europe and the world. |
Batista's OGX slides into bankruptcy | | Oct. 30 - OGX, the energy company controlled by former Brazilian billionaire Eike Batista, files for Latin America's largest-ever corporate bankruptcy protection. Conway G. Gittens reports. |
Vatican's 'culture minister' tweets Lou Reed song | | VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi, the Vatican's 71-year-old culture minister, paid his own tribute on Monday to the late rocker Lou Reed, tweeting one of his best-known songs before clarifying he was not condoning any reference to drugs some have seen in the song. |
Facebook beats; stocks slide after Fed | | Oct. 30 - Summary Mobile ads drive better-than-expected results at Facebook; Fed hints at slower economy, keeps bond buying program intact, stocks fall; Starbucks forecast met with cool response; private hiring slows to 6-month low. Conway G. Gittens reports. |
London archaeologists find Roman eagle statue | | A Roman sculpture of an eagle with a writhing serpent firmly gripped in its hooked beak was unveiled Wednesday in London, where archaeologists found it on a site earmarked for a hotel development. |
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