Reuters - Years ago, when the first Armani boutiques opened in China, a furious customer walked into one of the shops, brandishing two Armani T-shirts.

Reuters - Andrew D. Busch, a nonemployee member of Anheuser-Busch Cos Inc's founding Busch family, said on Saturday that he supports the U.S. brewer's efforts to remain "a strong company headquartered in St. Louis."

Reuters - The world's top energy policy makers meet in this Red Sea city on Sunday for emergency talks on halting oil's unrelenting rally, but divided views over the cause of recent gains emerged early.

Reuters - British bank Lloyds TSB would consider a significant acquisition and is looking at a possible deal in Germany, people familiar with the situation said on Saturday.

Reuters - OPEC members with any capacity to spare will discuss boosting output together with top oil exporter Saudi Arabia at an emergency meeting to try to tame record oil, a senior Gulf OPEC official said on Saturday.

Reuters - Spain's biggest bank, Banco Santander said on Saturday it would significantly boost profits in 2008, buoyed by growth in Latin America just as many of its international peers suffer credit crunch woes.

AFP - Europe's main stock markets dropped Friday, with London hit by losses to heavyweight banks after share prices fell further in Japan, traders said.

Reuters - Chrysler LLC is meeting or topping its financial targets despite the deepening slump in U.S. market, the automaker's senior spokeswoman said on Friday.

Reuters - In another blow to beleaguered U.S. automakers, Standard & Poor's on Friday said it may cut its ratings on Ford Motor Co, General Motors and Chrysler LLC, citing financial damage resulting from high gasoline prices.

Reuters - Resigning Yahoo Inc managers appear to be voting with their feet on the future of the Web company.

Reuters - BCE Inc. , Canada's largest telecom company, won the backing of the country's Supreme Court on Friday to proceed with the world's biggest leveraged buyout, but financing could still trip up the deal.

Reuters - Retail mergers and acquisitions look to have dried up for at least another nine months, according to speakers at the Reuters Retail and Consumer Summit, but once the credit crunch eases and consumer trends are more predictable, buyers are poised for dealmaking.