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May 25 - A suicide bomber targets a Houthi protest march, hours before another kills 12 in a school in northern Yemen. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
May 25 - Summary of business headlines: U.S. stocks posted their first weekly gain in a month, but fell ahead of the long holiday weekend; Consumer sentiment at four-year high in May; Facebook ends birthday week lower; Euro stocks creep higher. Jill Bennett reports.
May 25 - There was no celebration as Facebook marked its first week as a publicly traded company. Claims tied to the social network’s botched IPO on the Nasdaq are likely to exceed more than $100 million according to four big Wall Street market players, further damaging Nasdaq’s reputation. Jill Bennett reports.
May 25 - How a breakdown in communication and technology by the Nasdaq affected market makers and retail investors in Facebook's IPO. Reuters' Jennifer Merritt and Jed Horowitz on their latest reporting.
May 25 - A 22-year-old spared by Anders Behring Breivik for his "right-wing appearance" testifies at the trial of self-confessed Norwegian mass murderer. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
May 25 - Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej makes his first trip outside the capital after being hospitalised for 3 years with various medical issues. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)
May 25 - Amateur video purportedly shows shelling in Homs as demonstrators fill the streets in other parts of the country. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
May 25 - It's Facebook's one-week birthday today but with the stock trading around $32, there’s not much cause for celebration.
May 25 - Andrew Keene, independent trader at the Chicago Board Options Exchange, says that after Facebook's early sell-off, options traders will likely bet there is more downside to the stock.
May 25 - Pakistanis demand their government never re-open NATO supply lines in Afghanistan, as the U.S. puts pressure on Islamabad. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
