Germany is holding a memorial service for the victims of the Love Parade music festival, where 21 people were crushed to death and 500 injured...Read More
India and Pakistan are clashing about toning down an overly hostile and bizarre gate-closing ceremony that takes place between the countries' border guards every day at sunset...Read More
Israel confirmed it fired missiles at five targets across Gaza, killing a senior commander of the Hamas military wing and wounding 11 people...Read More
Hong Kong's privacy commissioner recommended legislation to regulate service monopolies such as Octopus, after the operator admitted to selling personal data...Read More
Authorities imposed an indefinite curfew across Indian Kashmir as anti-India protests and clashes between Kashmiri Muslims and government forces continued...Read More
The killing of one of Mexico's top drug lords gave a much needed boost to Mexico's embattled Calderón, who has staked his presidency on wrestling back control of the country from powerful criminal syndicates...Read More
Moves by Myanmar's military regime to loosen its grip on the impoverished nation's once-mighty rice industry in advance of an election this year have raised cautious hopes for the nation's economy...Read More
American investigators, cooperating in a probe of the assassination of a Palestinian leader in Dubai, have identified a handful of U.S.-based companies believed to have been used to transfer money to suspects in the case...Read More
Turkey's defense minister, four-star generals and the prime minister will meet to hash out a new military command—a crucial front in a divisive battle over this country's political future...Read More
The largest U.S. websites are installing new and intrusive consumer-tracking technologies on the computers of people visiting their sites—in some cases, more than 100 tracking tools at a time—a Wall Street Journal investigation has found...Read More
Bank of America cut some rates on certificates of deposits this week, the latest in a round of cuts that will leave consumers and businesses with fewer options to stash their cash...Read More
Nokia Siemens Networks is talking to several buyout firms about a potential cash infusion of at least $1 billion in exchange for a minority stake...Read More
Google CEO Schmidt said the company doesn't know if what now seems to have been a minor disruption of its availability in China was evidence of Beijing's power...Read More
Intel is in advanced talks to acquire Infineon's wireless chip unit, whose products include cellular baseband chips used by Apple and other cellphone makers....Read More
An attempt by BP to deactivate the well that has spewed millions of gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico will be delayed until early next week after debris fell into a relief well...Read More
A merger of Russian aluminum giant United Co. Rusal and Norilsk Nickel isn't on the cards, Oleg Deripaska, Rusal's major shareholder and CEO said...Read More
A squabble has erupted between the makers of two lines of children's toys after the president of Build-A-Bear told investors his company would cut the price on robotic hamsters called ZhuZhu Pets because they weren't selling...Read More
A Wall Street Journal investigation finds that one of the fastest growing businesses on the Internet is the business of spying on American consumers. First in a series...Read More
The largest U.S. websites are installing new and intrusive consumer-tracking technologies on the computers of people visiting their sites—in some cases, more than 100 tracking tools at a time—a Wall Street Journal investigation has found...Read More
The rising clout of international audiences is a sea change for Hollywood. Foreign ticket sales represent 68% of the global market, and studios are using foreign actors and tweaking plots to lure viewers abroad...Read More
Bank of America cut some rates on certificates of deposits this week, the latest in a round of cuts that will leave consumers and businesses with fewer options to stash their cash...Read More
After lagging behind bond performance this year, stocks appear historically cheap compared to bonds, offering investors reason to favor stocks, particularly if they are optimistic about the economic outlook....Read More
U.S. economic growth slowed in the second quarter to a 2.4% annual rate. Business investment was strong, but imports were a big drag and consumers contributed less...Read More
Nokia Siemens Networks is talking to several buyout firms about a potential cash infusion of at least $1 billion in exchange for a minority stake...Read More
MetLife's chief executive, C. Robert Henrikson, is known for breaking out in song to make a point. Can he hit the right note with his plans to diversify the insurer's products and its global reach? ...Read More
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke made up last year for losses suffered in his personal portfolio in 2008—thanks, in part, to the stock market recovery he helped bring about...Read More
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