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Alitalia to cut 1,400 jobs
Italian carrier Alitalia is considering cutting as many as 1,400 jobs by the end of the year and may not renew the contracts of 600 temporary staff, Italian media reported on Sunday.
The head of the airline, Rocco Sabelli, hinted at a…
BP Gulf of Mexico well said to be dead
The well is dead. Finally.
A permanent cement plug sealed BP's well nearly 2.5 miles below the sea floor in the Gulf of Mexico, five agonizing months after an explosion sank a drilling rig and led to the worst offshore oil spill in U.S.…
Pocket money for British children at 7-year low
The amount of pocket money children receive has fallen to a seven-year low, a survey has indicated.
The average child currently receives £5.89 a week, the lowest level since 2003, and down from £6.24 in 2009, according to high street bank…
Wearing glasses said to ‘make you older’
Wearing glasses ages people by at least three years, a poll said. Skip related content
Those who wear glasses are perceived to be older and tend to be regarded as "geeky" compared with people who do not wear glasses.
On average,…
Nissan to double capacity in China by 2012
Nissan Motor Co.'s main Chinese manufacturing and sales joint venture on Monday opened a new plant in Zhengzhou, Henan province, its fourth primary vehicle-assembly factory in China, despite worries among some Chinese government officials…
Susan Boyle makes it into Guinness World Records
Scottish singer Susan Boyle has been given three different entries in the new Guinness World Records book.
Her debut album I Dreamed A Dream was the fastest selling album by a UK female and also had the most successful first week's sales…
LG Electronics replaces chief executive
LG Electronics, the world's third-biggest mobile phone maker, has replaced its chief executive after record losses at its handset business.
Nam Yong will be replaced by Koo Bon-joon, the brother of the chairman of parent company LG…
Microsoft, Yahoo struggle for US search share
Google is the undisputed king of search in the United States, but the question remains, who's number two?
Yahoo! has long held that position but Microsoft has been creeping up and may even have leapfrogged the Sunnyvale, California,…
Last test to declare BP well finally dead
A pressure test on the blown-out BP well in the Gulf of Mexico was set to be finished early Sunday, the last step needed before the runaway well can finally be declared dead.
There was no word from company or government officials on…
Facebook Places location-aware service launches in UK
Facebook has launched its location-based Places service in the UK.
It allows people to "check in" wherever they are and see who among their friends and other Facebook users is - or has been - at the same location.
The service also lists…