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Citigroup confirmed a security breach at Citi Account Online, which was discovered by the authorities recently during a routine monitoring. The names, account numbers and contact information, including email addresses of the customers have been compromised. More critical information like date of birth, social security numbers, card expiration date and card security code (CVV) have not been accessed by the hackers, Citi said.

US car major Ford Motors is planning to invest 50 billion rupees to set up a three-lakh-cars-per-annum plant in Gujarat, according to various media outlets.

General Motors will invest $49 million to purchase tooling and equipment for the Bedford Powertrain plant and create 91 jobs, the carmaker said in a statement.

Delta will now have to pay back $175 million dollars in loans that was used to help Northwest Airline's training center because Delta is moving the facilities to Atlanta, Georgia, Delta's home.

There is a 25 percent of the Northern Lights being visible tonight on Earth because of the Solar Flare and coronal mass ejection that occurred yesterday.

UBS is allegedly planning to migrate its Stamford staff back to Manhattan, and the move is expected by 2015.

Though Memorial Day was the Monday of last week, soldiers returning from duty at Afghanistan yesterday felt quite unwelcome due to $2800 of unexpected extra baggage fees by Delta Air Lines on their flight to Atlanta from Baltimore.

Longtime NBC television host Meredith Vieira said farewell to the Today Show this morning. In fact, almost the entire two-hour broadcast was devoted to her departure.

A blast occurred at Intel’s Arizona plant outside Phoenix on Tuesday injuring seven workers, one with severe burns.

An image of the space shuttle Endeavour docked at the ISS.

Just under 23 percent of all home mortgages across the United States are currently “under water,” according to a report by CoreLogic, the information, analytics and business services firm.

Muddy Waters is in the business of taking down Western-traded Chinese companies by publishing scathing criticisms of them.

The Belmont Stakes, scheduled for a 6:35 p.m. post time, will air on NBC as part of NBC Sports' coverage of Saturday's events.

Cablevision Systems Corp., a cable company that serves the New York metropolitan area, announced that its cable network holdings will break away from Cablevision on June 30.

Fox News television host Glenn Beck, with his show set to end June 30, has plans to continue his talk show online as part of a new Internet network, GBTV.

General Motors will invest $130 million to build an enterprise data facility and add 25 high-tech jobs at its Technical Center campus in Warren, Michigan.

Todd Carmichael to Duane Sorenson: Just don't lie, dude

A juvenile act of family violence that culminated in the death of a 2-year-old child from broken skull is likely to record a new chapter in jurisprudence history, with prosecutors intent on considering the accused, a 12-year-old, as an adult. Cristian Fernandez, a 12-year-old boy from Jacksonville, Florida, punched his younger brother to death. In normal course he would be put to trial as a juvenile defender, in which case he will be freed by the time he is in early 20s. However prosecutors say ...

Microsoft sent the media an invitation to a roll-out event for Office 365, scheduled on June 28 at Skylight Soho, the same studio that hosted Microsoft's Windows 7 launch in 2009.

The hacker group LulzSec kept its promise as tweeted on May 27--the group hacked Sony again on June 2, obtaining 1 million users' account information. What's Sony's next move given this second chance? We hope, and hopefully you do too, that the Japanese electronic giant will learn the lesson, at last.

The U.S. Treasury has agreed to sell its remaining 6 percent stake in Chrysler to Italian automaker Fiat, which will pay $500 million as part of the deal.

Today, June 3rd, is the Donut Day and local Dunkin Donuts and Krispy Kreme shop are giving out free donuts throughout the whole day. At Krispy Kreme shop every customer will get a free donut without any purchase.

By now, it is obvious that Sony has made quite a few enemies among the security experts. LulzSec, a hacker group known for its claim of successful attacks on PBS and Fox.com, successfully hacked into Sony on Thursday, compromising account information of Sony's 1 million customers.

The recent Gmail hack involving stolen passwords are now being investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. State Department. Google has pointed fingers to China, saying the cyber attack originated from there, which prompted responses from both China and the U.S officials.

In tandem with the social buying website’s initial public offering filing, the chief executive officer of Groupon Andrew mason, wrote the following letter to stockholders:

The New York Times announced that current managing editor Jill Abramson will be the newspaper's next executive editor. Bill Keller, the executive editor for the last eight years, resigned from his post and will write a weekly column for a new Sunday opinion section.

The international company reports an increase in sales

In a shocking announcement, Google said Chinese hackers have hacked into hundreds of Gmail accounts of senior US and South Korean government officials, military personnel, and Chinese political activists and journalists through a carefully targeted and sustained phishing scam.

Naomi Campbell is reportedly planning to take Cadbury to court for their chocolate commercial that compared the ramp diva to chocolate. She reacted fiercely to the commercial saying that, It's upsetting to be described as chocolate, not just for me, but for all black women and black people. It is insulting and hurtful. The ad features a picture of Cadbury's new chocolate bar, Bliss, underneath the caption, Move over Naomi, there's a new diva in town.