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Yazaki to pay $470 mn in US price-fixing caseJapanese auto parts supplier Yazaki will pay $470 million for price-fixing, the second-largest US criminal antitrust fine in history, the Justice Department said Monday.
Terry out of Swansea matchJohn Terry is to miss Chelsea's Premier League match away to Swansea on Tuesday -- less than a day before a court case begins into allegations he racially abused QPR defender Anton Ferdinand.
Juventus hit with another racism fineJuventus have been fined once again for racist chanting by their fans during Saturday's 2-1 victory against Udinese in Serie A.
US approves new drug for common skin cancerUS authorities on Monday approved a new drug to treat the most common form of skin cancer, basal cell carcinoma, which is rarely lethal but can spread if left untreated.
Milan to wait until summer for Tevez: GallianiAC Milan will wait until the end of the season to try to secure the services of Carlos Tevez, according to chief executive Adriano Galliani.
US consumers retreat as income jumpsUS consumers guarded their wallets cautiously in December's holiday shopping season, despite a rise in incomes, government data showed Monday.
- Yazaki to pay $470 mn in US price-fixing case
Japanese auto parts supplier Yazaki will pay $470 million for price-fixing, the second-largest US criminal antitrust fine in history, the Justice Department said Monday.
Cologne replace Podolski with North Korean aceNorth Korean international striker Jong Tae-se signed for Bundesliga side Cologne on Monday from second tier Vfl Bochum as a replacement for injured German star Lukas Podolski.
Afghan woman 'killed for giving birth to girl'Afghan police were on Monday hunting a man who allegedly killed his wife after she gave birth to the couple's third daughter, an official said.
Afghans 'agree to hold Saudi talks with Taliban'Afghan officials and representatives of the Taliban insurgents fighting the Western-backed government are to hold peace talks in Saudi Arabia, a Riyadh-based Afghan diplomat said on Monday.
- Afghan govt, Taliban to hold Saudi talks: diplomat
Afghan government officials and representatives of the country's former Taliban rulers are to hold peace talks in Saudi Arabia, a Riyadh-based Afghan diplomat said on Monday.
- Afghan govt, Taliban 'agree to hold Saudi talks'
Afghan government officials and Taliban representatives will hold peace talks in Saudi Arabia, a Riyadh-based Afghan diplomat said on Monday.
A month after setting Britain at odds with Europe, David Cameron walked a tightrope at a summit on Monday between appeasing angry leaders on the continent and upsetting his party at home.
Weird News
Women are better at parking: studyAfter decades of male taunts over their driving skills, women can take heart from a new study Monday revealing that they are actually the better sex when it comes to parking.
Pope's peace doves slow to taste freedomA pair of doves seemed to prefer the company of Pope Benedict XVI to the great outdoors on Sunday when he had trouble convincing them to take flight in a traditional peace gesture.
Phone fumbles for victorious AzarenkaVictoria Azarenka's first reaction on winning the Australian Open was to reach for her phone, but she had a few problems getting through to her family in Belarus on Saturday.
Bank error in his favour but court says pay it backAn unemployed Greenlander who suddenly found himself a krone millionaire thanks to a bank error and began giving away the cash was ordered to pay it back by the Danish supreme court.
Bare-breasted protesters brave Davos chillThree radical Ukrainian feminists braved the subzero chill at the Swiss ski resort of Davos on Saturday, going topless to protest against the World Economic Forum "gangsters".
Sci-Tech
Gannett shares lower as quarterly profit slidesGannett shares were down sharply on Monday after the publisher of USA Today and other newspapers reported a steep fall in fourth-quarter net profit.
Google, Microsoft, Yahoo! to fight email spamGoogle, Microsoft, Yahoo!, AOL and Facebook are setting aside their online rivalry to fight a common enemy: email spam and "phishing" attacks.
Congolese inventor puts African tablet on saleAfrica has its first handheld tablet to rival the iPad and similar western inventions, which went on sale in the Republic of Congo on Monday, its inventor Verone Mankou said.
Thailand welcomes Twitter censorship toolThailand, which regularly cracks down on Internet content deemed critical of its revered monarchy, on Monday welcomed social media giant Twitter's controversial new censorship policy.
Russian ex-paras' rock video labels Putin a 'tyrant'A rock band made up of Russian former paratroopers has scored a surprise hit with a song that labels Vladimir Putin a "tyrant", registering half a million hits on YouTube.
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- Malaysia 'falls far short' on rights vows: HRW
- Malaysian prosecutors appeal Anwar sodomy acquittal
- Romanian diplomat trial over Singapore car crash postponed
- Romania diplomat wants key witness in Singapore crash trial
- New owner of Malaysia's Proton mulls Lotus sale
- Malaysia's Petronas awards two offshore contracts
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