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Dustin Womble was a toddler when his mom found Copper in a gutter along a busy highway. The kitten and the child took to each other immediately and, for the next 15 years, shared a special bond. Full Article at Taiwan News
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Manager Simon Grayson is ready to shuffle his pack again at Brentford on Saturday to help Leeds United’s players cope with their heavy schedule. Full Article at Telegraph & Argus
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UPGRADES: JPMorgan has upgraded shares of Brazil's Vale (NYSE: VALE) from Neutral to Overweight, and raised their price target from $24.50 to $35.50. Stifel Nicolaus has upgraded Toll Brothers (NYSE: TOL) from Sell to Hold. Full Article at Street Insider
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Google South Africa head Stephen Newton said special-view cameras would be taking photos as they drove down public streets. Newton said local businesses were already registering to be uploaded into the system before the World Cup. Full Article at Independent Online
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ANC Youth League president Julius Malema has declared that President Jacob Zuma will serve two terms as president of the country and of the ANC and warned that any bid to challenge this would fail. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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A former Bradford City Women’s star is taking the American game by storm. Sarah Leonard followed in the footsteps of David Beckham by making a trans-Atlantic switch to further her career. Full Article at Telegraph & Argus
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Bury won the away match at Lidget Green by a slender 16-14 margin and are in splendid nick. They have moved menacingly into second place with just two defeats in eight outings. Full Article at Telegraph & Argus
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Bradford Dudley Hill are set to remain unchanged for their National Conference Division One clash with struggling Thornhill Trojans at Parry Lane. Full Article at Telegraph & Argus
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AES (AES Quote) downgraded at Argus from Buy to Hold. Company had a poor third quarter and has limited upside potential over the next 12 months. AOL (AOL Quote) rated new Neutral at UBS. $24 price target. Full Article at The Street
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In addition to the Counterfeit Goods Act charge, the men were also charged with the forgery of refugee documents. Several fake documents were found on their computer hard drives, said Traut. Full Article at Independent Online
