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Indianapolis takes night off from football to raise money for leukemia, lymphoma research
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indianapolis Colts are using a free weekend to show more support for coach Chuck Pagano.

Apple and HTC settle global patent war
(Reuters) – Apple Inc and HTC Corp announced on Saturday a global patent settlement and 10-year license agreement that includes current and future patents held by the companies. Apple sued HTC in 2010, accusing the Taiwanese handset company of infringing the iPhone maker's patented technology. It was Apple's first major legal salvo against a manufacturer that used Google's Android operating system. Apple and HTC did not disclose specific terms of the settlement. (Reporting By Dan Levine; Editing by Peter Cooney)

Chile searches for 3 missing European tourists
Three days of searching has found no trace of three European tourists who went missing while hiking at one of this South American nation's most active volcanos, authorities said Saturday.

Cricket-Australia v South Africa - first test scoreboard
BRISBANE, Nov 11 (Reuters) – Scoreboard at lunch on thethird day of the first test between Australia and South Africaat the Gabba on Sunday: South Africa won the toss and chose to bat South Africa first innings (overnight 255-2) G. Smith lbw Pattinson 10 A. Petersen c Hussey b Lyon 64 H. Amla lbw Siddle 104 J. Kallis not out 137 AB de Villiers not out 32 Extras (b-1, lb-1, w-3, nb-5) 10 Total (for three wickets; 120 overs) 357 Fall of wickets: 1-29 2-119 3-284 To bat*: J. Rudolph, V. Philander, D. Steyn, R. Kleinveldt,M. …

Cricket-South Africa 357-3 v Australia - first test lunch
BRISBANE, Nov 11 (Reuters) – South Africa were 357 for three at lunch on the third day of the first test against Australia at the Gabba on Sunday. Scores: South Africa 357-3 (J. Kallis 137 not out, H. Amla 104, A. Petersen 64) v Australia (Compiled by Nick Mulvenney, editing by Ian Ransom)

Magnitude-6.6 earthquake strikes northern Myanmar
A strong earthquake struck northern Myanmar on Sunday, causing residents to flee their homes, but no injuries or major damage were immediately reported.