Obama, Netanyahu got what they hoped for at U.N. meeting
UNITED NATIONS - U.S. President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared to get what they hoped for at the annual U.N. General Assembly after closing ranks to send a message to Iran that it may face war over its nuclear program.Exclusive: Spain ready for bailout, Germany signals "wait"-sources
Madrid - Spain is ready to request a euro zone bailout for its public finances as early as next weekend but Germany has signalled that it should hold off, European officials said on Monday.
Bank to hold fire as economy shows signs of life
The Bank of England is expected to hold off on an extension of its government bond buying programme for at least another month and officials' comments, if not economic data, have cast the first doubts on them doing so in November. Full Article
Facebook's pitch to advertisers: forget clicks
SAN FRANCISCO - Facebook, stung by doubts that advertising on the social network delivers enough bang for the buck, is preparing to unveil data to counter its critics and show that "clicks," the current metric of choice, tell only half the story. Full Article
Election seen yielding status quo in Washington
WASHINGTON - The conventional wisdom in Washington is that a politically divided nation is likely to reinstall a largely familiar cast of characters in November. That's not good news for those hoping for an early deal on how to tackle the U.S. deficit. Full Article
Resources put maritime disputes back on map
WASHINGTON - From the melting and resource-rich Arctic to the eastern Mediterranean, the South Atlantic to the East China Sea, legal wrangling, diplomatic posturing and military saber rattling are all on the rise as powerful nations battle for vital resources. Full Article
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