PICKS OF THE DAY
- Bob Bradley to stay on as U.S. soccer coach
- French striker Trezeguet joins promoted Hercules
- F1's Vettel is more chump than champ for Button
- Last survivor of first World Cup final dies at 100
- ANALYSIS - Hamilton and Webber make the break
- Chinese shuttlers muscle up for Asian Games
- Angry Pakistanis pelt donkeys in protest at fixing
SHOWCASE
Ryder Cup
Tiger Woods will have one more chance for golfing glory after being picked for next month's Ryder Cup. Full Article
Cricket-Pakistan 182 & 15-3 v Eng 354 & 262-9dec, close, day 3
NOTTINGHAM, England, July 31 |
NOTTINGHAM, England, July 31 (Reuters) - Pakistan were 15 for three wickets, requiring a further 420 runs for victory, at the close on the third day of the first test against England at Trent Bridge on Saturday.
Score: England 354 (E. Morgan 130, P. Collingwood 82, M. Asif 5-77) & 262-9 declared (M. Prior 102 not out) v Pakistan 182 (U. Gul 65 not out; J. Anderson 5-54) & 15-3
(Editing by Tom Pilcher)
Asian shares slip; rising yen hits Nikkei
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian stocks fell on Wednesday, with Japan's big exporters among the heaviest losers as a rise in the yen to a new 15-year high threatens to erode their oversees earnings.
- BSE Sensex seen lower; Maruti, Sun Pharma eyed
- Facing leaner times, defense firms hunt for M&A
- Sun Pharma says Supreme court of Israel rules in favor
- Maruti Suzuki to invest $1.3 bln over 3 yrs on India plants
- SEC probing flood of orders in U.S. stock market
- Vodafone sells China Mobile stake for $6.6 bln
- All change at the top for UK banks Barclays, HSBC
RBI may retain hawkish stance
The RBI may not be ready to tone down its hawkish monetary policy as it awaits more data to see whether signs of cooling growth are an aberration or a trend. Full Article
No Etisalat-RComm deal this year
The Arab world's second-largest telecom operator by market value does not expect a deal with Reliance Communications in 2010, its international chief said. Full Article
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