Revenue for the quarter dropped 8 percent to $9.33 billion. The No. 3 wireless carrier lost 1.1 million post-paid customers, dropping total contract subscribers to 52.8 million. Post-paid churn, or rate of customer turnover, reach 2.45 percent, up from 2.3

The Dubai Police Department to Combat Narcotics has arrested three Asians and four Africans on charges of trying to smuggle $1.6 million in heroin from Pakistan to China through the Dubai Airport.

IPCS has around 640,000 subscribers in seven states.

Tehran's ambassador to Jakarta Behrooz Kamalvandi said, "Currently, the trade value between Indonesia and Iran stands at around $500 million, still a quarter from our target," according to Antara news.

Clear Channel added as much as 12 percent over news that Citigroup Inc. and five other banks may agree on a proposal to fund the broadcaster's $19.5 billion or $36 a share acquisition by Thomas H. Lee Partners and Bain

Raikes, while at Microsoft, lead the software business unit, which is responsible for Office, among other products. Stonesifer, who headed the organization since its 1997 creation, plans to step down January 2009.

It was the sixth increase in retail prices in less than a week and the fifth consecutive price spike, according to automotive club AAA. The rise is by $0.01 cent and one-tenth of a cent from the previous day. Compared

A private security guard in Limbe, Elvis Ajebe, was stabbed dead Thursday, May 8, at the heart of the famous Church Street, Limbe by a supposed sex worker, Bibiane Manga.

The European Union, EU, has recommended that for the fight against corruption to be effective, politicians should declare their assets.

Hardly a day passes without the mention of Mungiki in the media. Journalists and commentators have attempted to analyse the causes and possible anecdote to the problems posed by Mungiki, but these have come out superficial and the solutions they

Police have arrested a man in Lukaya Town, Masaka District, in connection with counterfeit money.

Uganda has received a rare pat on the back for President Yoweri Museveni's "war on corruption" from the US government.

Former General Manager of the Cameroon Shipyard and Industrial Engineering Ltd, CNIC, Zachaeus Forjindam, who was arrested and detained by the Judicial Police in Douala on May 7, was in the evening of May 8 moved to the section for

Three years after Uzbek security troops opened fire on a public square packed with peaceful demonstrators, President Islam Karimov's government maintains that the crackdown thwarted a plot to overthrow the government and establish Islamic rule.

MOSCOW -- There were few surprises as newly confirmed Prime Minister Vladimir Putin announced his cabinet line-up.

While calling Belarus's expulsion of 10 U.S. diplomats an "unwarranted and unjustified" action, Washington announced on May 1 that it will comply with the demand that the envoys be removed from the country.

The foreign ministers of Slovenia, Sweden, Poland, and Lithuania have begun a visit to Tbilisi, the second high-profile EU visit to the Georgian capital in less than a week. While Georgia interprets the visits as clear EU backing in its

Serbia's pro-European alliance secured a surprisingly strong win in the May 11 parliamentary vote that had been widely expected to be swept by anti-EU nationalists.

The Quartet of Middle East peace mediators has called on Israel to freeze the construction of further settlements in the West Bank.

An Oct. 19, 2004, briefing note to the RCMP was ordered released Monday by Federal Court of Canada Judge Richard Mosley after lawyers for The Globe and Mail fought for its disclosure. A year ago, Crown lawyers called the newspaper