The chairman of scooter maker Piaggio is expected to take the reins of the renovated airline.

The company's mysterious former executive Mike Quigley is now being talked about as a potential leader.

The former-Treasury secretary is given a new position at the bank.

Protests in Thailand could put pressure on the former leader as he hides in London.

The socialite is crossing the pond to find a new buddy; we pick out some good candidates.

Life will never be the same for Abhinav Bindra, India's first individual Olympic champion.

Buffett and Bernanke provide a red letter day for collectors of financial lingo.

Car maker threatens to abandon Nano production site if protests led by the colorful politician's party continue.

European aircraft are younger than their American counterparts, which does not make them safer for certain, but they are indisputably more fuel-efficient.

Bashar al-Assad meets Russia's Medvedev, full of kind words, in the interest of bagging an arms deal.

Forbes.com speaks to Carlo Bozotti about his company's latest joint venture and his hopes for the potential of 4G technology.

British real estate developer, in its first-half report, says Bob Dylan captured the mood of the current market in 1967.

After hundreds of years of shouting to their customers, fruit and veg traders in England are told to button it.

An engineer credited with inventing the microprocessor was awarded $388M for invasion of privacy against California's Franchise Tax Board after establishing Nevada residency.

Norwegian firm's chief executive sees high energy prices and environmental concerns driving interest in videoconferencing.

Building a winning team around superstar David Beckham is job no 1 for the former U.S. national team coach.

Economic and political difficulties will not go away with the departure of the president.

The former president says that his wife wired $20 million to secret bank accounts without his knowledge; his spouse tells a different story; their son is summoned from the United States.

European exec of networking site says it's prepared for competition.

The soccer player claims The Sun owes him $110,000 for an exclusive interview he gave in January.