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Olympus: no big earnings impact from accounting scandal
Japan's Olympus Corp said on Monday that its accounting scandal has had no major impact on its core business but impairment costs and a deferred tax asset writedown will likely push it to an annual net loss.
Eric Danton: From Superstardom, Whitney Houston Lost Herself In Her Own Success
Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner are shown in a scene from their 1992 film "The Bodyguard." Houston's version of "I Will Always Love You" helped the soundtrack sell 44 million copies worldwide.
News Corp. says it provided info for tabloid arrests
News Corp. said Saturday that it provided the information to the police that resulted in the arrest of five of its journalists earlier in the day.
Greek police fire teargas at protesters in Athens
Greek police fired teargas at protesters hurling stones and petrol bombs outside parliament in Athens on Sunday, as lawmakers inside debated deeply unpopular austerity measures to secure an EU/IMF bailout.
Schaeuble warns Greek promises no longer suffice
Germany's Finance Minister Schaeuble talks to the media as he arrives at an EU finance ministers meeting in Brussels BERLIN - Greek promises on austerity measures are no longer good enough because so many vows have been broken and the country that has been a "bottomless pit" has to dramatically change its ways, German Finance Minister Wolfgang ... (more)
Drummond: Injury 'Killed' Momentum
Andre Drummond was limping significantly as he walked from the UConn locker room.
East Hartford Teen Charged In Package Store Robbery
An East Hartford teenager was charged in the robbery of a package store late Friday in the same neighborhood where he lives.
Mitt Romney bounces back, wins Maine caucus straw poll
Reversing his embarrassing string of setbacks earlier this week when he lost Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri to Rick Santorum , Mitt Romney eked out a narrow win in the straw poll tied to Maine's multiday caucuses Saturday, defeating Rep.
A Bite-Sized Concept Takes Flight In Simsbury
This is the first of an occasional series celebrating Yankee Ingenuity - that self-reliance and inventiveness that's a cornerstone of New England culture.
UHart Women Win Fifth In A Row
Daphne Elliott was 5-for-9 from the three-point line and had 20 points and Nikkia Smith scored 24 - both one short of their career highs - as the Hartford women's basketball team won its fifth game in a row, beating Binghamton 67-58 in an America East game in front of 1,432 Saturday afternoon at Chase Arena.
Malloy Should Take Stock Before Spending More
Gov.Dannel P. Malloy's not-a-second-to-lose attitude is engaging and generally serves Connecticut well.
Police arrest five at Sun newspaper: News Corp
British police on Saturday arrested five people at The Sun tabloid newspaper, parent company News Corporation said.
In Bloomfield, A Park On The Rebound
BLOOMFIELD 1/6/12- A yellow caution tape attached to a fence blocking access to the other side of the pond flaps in the wind at Filley Pond Park near the center of Bloomfield.
Exclusive: Walnut growers seek to stop sales to Diamond
Some California farmers plan to stop selling their walnuts to Diamond Foods Inc in the wake of an accounting scandal over grower payments that has claimed the jobs of the snack company's chief executive and chief financial officer.
Anti-Poverty Agency Pays $100,000+ To Exec Who's Rarely There
In recent years Paul Puzzo has received more than $100,000 in annual compensation as vice president of business development and community affairs at the Community Renewal Team, the Hartford region's anti-poverty agency - - but he rarely appears at the office, and doesn't have a desk there.
Stay Misty For Me: Making It Through Winter With A Humidifier
Even a mild winter in New England brings cold weather and too much time indoors in dry, heated spaces.
Ukranian Hockey Coach, Accused Child Molester, Found Dead In Jail Cell
Federal officials say a Ukrainian hockey coach has died of a suspected suicide while in custody in Philadelphia on child-molestation charges.
Hedge fund manager charged with insider trading
A California-based hedge fund manager surrendered to FBI agents on insider-trading charges on Friday, the latest in a series of cases brought by the U.S. government in recent years against money managers and traders.
Bridgeport Woman To Plead Guilty In New York Baby-Snatching Case
Sketches from Manhattan federal court arraignment of Ann Pettway, the woman suspected of snatching the infant Carlina White, from a New York hospital in 1987.