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For their worst day in 2011 as net profit fizzles out in the First Six Months the brewer can turn it around in the second half. The impact cost has been much higher than last year in the first half of course we took some pricing in a number of geographies, but that will roll over in the second half. And beijing reacts to the social unrest in hong kong as chinas Affairs Office backs chief executive kerry lam and says the one country two Systems Practice will not change right, big news in the uk t...

Existing us home sales falling. We are all in the green. 4 . P 500 up oil is also moving higher for the second day in a row. Lets go into my bloomberg terminal. Energy is the biggest gainer up by 1. 75 . And part of the trend has to do with energy. But are not 100 correlated they do move in tandem lately. Ramy they have been moving quite closely. The fall in oil has had a knock on effect. Nymex crude is pretty much at session highs. It looks like traders are looking ahead to tomorrow when the ei...

CLARKSBURG W.Va. (WV News) — The 80th anniversary of D-Day, which marked the beginning of the end of World War II, will be observed on June 6.

Sylvester Stallone’s ailing franchise has the potential to be goofy fun, but instead dispenses nothing more than third-rate thrills and surprises.

LionsgateIt’s been nine years since The Expendables 3 seemingly put the nail in the coffin of Sylvester Stallone’s old-action-star franchise. Nonetheless, despite only intermittently participating himself, Stallone assembles another collection of tough guys (and Megan Fox?!) for Expend4bles, whose title’s silly spelling is indicative of the film’s goofiness. What few fans remain will be happy to hear that, unlike its PG-13 predecessor, Scott Waugh’s sequel full...

On Saturday at Stanley Park, the Lenox boys got a 1-2 finish from Max Adam and Dennis Love to power a D-II championship performance for the Millionaires. Mount Greylock was

Deb Gilvesy, Tillsonburg’s newly elected mayor, said she jumped for joy when election results were announced Monday evening at the Tillsonburg Community Centre.

The Acton-Boxborough boys volleyball team is off to a strong start. After going winless in 12 regular-season matches last year

A university lecturer hopes her stories on female Asian migrants can start a movement that empowers others.

Article content Going into the final week of January, Marathons for Memories is now in its home stretch. George Papadakos of Tillonburg began the fundraiser Jan. 1, running marathons to raise money for the Alzheimer Society of Oxford. By Jan. 9, he had completed nine marathons in nine days, and planned 31 in 31. An injury, however, caused him to ‘pivot.’ We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Marathon for Memories moves into home stretch Back to video...