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Fans flocking to Premier League games

Newcastle are experiencing a dramatic slump in attendances this season but the Premier League insist the credit crunch is not affecting the top flight as a ...

Microsoft Provides Update on Growth Opportunities and Innovation ...

Microsoft's board of directors consists of William H. Gates, Microsoft chairman; Steven A. Ballmer, Microsoft chief executive officer; James I. Cash Jr., ...

Fabio Capello puts pride back into England

Fabio Capello is English now. And the power is his. Clock the score. Check the look on German faces. Witness the English embrace at the close. ...

China's Hu in Peru Ahead of APEC Summit

The two leaders are expected to sign a free trade deal, which will be the second such accord that China has concluded in the region, following a similar ...

Sarah Palin loses shot at US Senate seat

By Yael T. Abouhalkah, Kansas City Star Editorial Page columnist Sarah Palin won't become a US Senator, at least in the next few months. ...

Villa's O'Neill: Arsenal Down, United To Go

Marton O'Neill is still buzzing from last weekend's win over Arsenal at the Emirates and now he can't wait to down Manchester United. ...

Space station's vision is at hand

It leaves the space station's Japanese, Canadian and European partners even more uncomfortable. With the retirement of the shuttle, nothing will be able to ...

Yahoo hits new bottom

... a hornet’s nest of angry shareholders, led by Carl Icahn, who attempted to gain control of the company’s board in a proxy fight and oust CEO Jerry Yang. ...

Jackson’s Next Video: A Court Testimony

A lawyer for Michael Jackson, below, said that the pop star may be too sick to travel to London to testify in a suit filed against him by a Bahrainian ...

Michael Jackson sued by Arab sheikh in UK court

LONDON (AP) — The son of an Arab monarch took the King of Pop to court Monday, charging that Michael Jackson took $7 million as an advance on an album and ...