Google unveils online music serviceGoogle began letting people store music collections in virtual online libraries in a challenge to Apple and Amazon.
Microsoft mulling Skype buy: Wall Street JournalUS software giant Microsoft is near to clinching a deal to buy Internet telephony pioneer Skype for USD7-8 billion.
US ballroom dance group toursThe highly acclaimed Ballroom Dance company from the US’s Brigham Young University will make its first appearance in Vietnam on May 13.
Japan's Hamaoka nuclear plant to halt operationsThe operator of Japan's ageing Hamaoka nuclear plant said Monday it would temporarily shut down its last two running reactors.
Quebec unveils USD80 bln plan for undeveloped northQuebec unveiled an USD80-billion plan to rev up forestry and mining development over the next 25 years in its vast northern region.
NATO bombs rock Tripoli, Libya rebels advanceA NATO bombing blitz rocked Tripoli Tuesday while rebels in besieged Misrata said they are pushing back Moamer Kadhafi's forces.
German coach Goetz likely to lead Vietnam football teamGerman coach Falko Goetz is most likely to be the head coach of Vietnam’s national football squad.
Japan govt may take equity stake in TEPCO: reportJapan's government may take an equity stake in Tokyo Electric Power Co, the operator of a crippled nuclear power plant.
Pakistan denies 'absurd' bin Laden allegationsPakistan dismissed as "absurd" accusations that complicity or incompetence had allowed bin Laden to hide out in the country for years.
Vietnam model tops Asian Model Talent SearchVietnam’s Next Top Model 2010’s runner-up Tuyet Lan was presented with the top prize at the award ceremony for the Asian Model Talent Search.
China favours stronger yuan to fight inflationConfronted with fresh US pressure over its currency policy, China appears more willing to let yuan strengthen at a faster pace to curb inflation.
Pakistan under pressure on bin LadenPakistan's prime minister was to brief parliament on Monday on the US operation that killed Osama bin Laden a week ago.
US, China to begin high-level talksThe United States and China began two days of high-level talks Monday on a gamut of political and economic issues.
Trade agreement tightens ASEAN - EU bondAn agreement between ASEAN and six European business organisations aims at tightening bilateral business relations.
Facebook driving more traffic to news sites: studyFacebook is driving an increasing amount of traffic to news sites but Google remains the top referring service.
Global names on Cannes jury to decide coveted PalmeThe makeup of this year's Cannes jury, headed by US actor Robert De Niro, means the coveted Palme d'Or's winner will have global approval.
Forest clearance threatens Sumatran tigers: WWFWWF urged companies to drop plans to clear Indonesian forest areas where infra-red cameras have captured footage of rare Sumatran tigers.
Bin Laden vows no U.S. security in final tape: websiteOsama bin Laden warned in his final audio tape recorded before being killed by American commandos there will be no US security.
South Korean Super Junior boys land in VietnamThe 13-member boy band Super Junior of South Korea set their feet in Ho Chi Minh City to prepare for their Super Show 3 to be held in Binh Duong.
Baghdad jail mutiny kills four police, 10 inmatesThe accused mastermind of last year's bloody Baghdad church siege grabbed a policeman's gun, leaving four police and 10 inmates dead.
EXO to bring “EXO PLANET #6 -EXhOrizon” tour to Ho Chi Minh CityK-pop group EXO will perform in Ho Chi Minh City this April as part of their sixth world...
Tet flower street to be built along Dong Nai RiverThe southern province of Dong Nai will spend more than VND 6 billion (USD 228,136) to...