Boxing enthusiasts gave their predictions for the much-anticipated fight between Floyd Mayweather and Saul Alvarez.
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Nikkei: Obama to nominate Treasury Secretary Fed chief
Nikkei, a Japanese newspaper, reported last Friday that US President Barack Obama was close to picking ex-Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers as the new head of the Federal Reserve Board.
China's growth commitment to fuel global economy
Aside from the much talked about Bo Xilai trial, China aimed to turn the country into an innovative consumer driven, high income nation.
Khloe Kardashian hopes for an anniversary miracle from Lamar Odom
Khloe Kardashian was said to hope for a wedding anniversary miracle from Lamar Odom who had allegedly facing drug issues.
Roth exits from JC Penney board
Steven Roth resigned from JC Penney's board after his firm Vornado Realty Trust announced selling its 6.1% stake in the retailer, said a Bloomberg report.
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The search for the new head of Microsoft would be a closely-watched development in the technology industry.
Brazil President Dilma Rousseff on Monday was demanding an explanation to reports of hacking by US National Security Agency (NSA) into Brazilian companies's computer networks, and also into her email messages and phone calls.
According to the Bloomberg Billionaire's Index, Ortega recently passed Buffett as the world's richest individual.
Former PNC Financial Services Group Chairman and CEO Jim Rohr had left the company to join General Electric Co. and was succeeded by Bill Demchak.
A lawyer for a JP Morgan Chase & Co. ex-employee argued with US prosecutors that his client was just following orders from his superiors in indicating prices for the "London Whale" deal.
Russian tycoon Suleiman Kerimov had been planning to sell 21.75% stake in Uralkali, held through his foundation, said reports.
Temasek Holdings appointed Dr Wu Yibing as its new co-head for China business effective October 1, 2013.
Ford Motor Co. announced naming a new US sales chief after the retirement of its current executive effective November 1.
Royal Bank of Scotland's former trader Sharlina Tsang was sentenced to 50 months of imprisonment in Hong Kong after she had pleaded guilty for fraud.
