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Benetton 'Unhate' Campaign Ads: White House Issues Statement on Obama Kiss

The White House issued a statement on Thursday after Benetton's 'Unhate' ad campaign featured a digitally altered picture of Obama kissing two of his perceived enemies.

White House Slams Ad Showing Obama-Chavez Kiss

President Barack Obama locks lips with China's Hu Jintao

An advertising campaign that depicts President Barack Obama kissing two male world leaders on the mouth drew a critical response from the White House on Thursday.

Book Talk: Gish Jen on Identity, Belonging and Home

Into a traditional northern New England town under pressure from chain stores and cell phone towers, its old family farms struggling, comes Hattie Kong, half-Chinese and newly widowed.

What the China Reserve Requirement Ratio Means for the Markets, Economy

Forget changing interest rates. China’s main weapon of choice to influence liquidity is changing its reserve requirement ratios. This tool dictates the percentage of commercial bank deposits that must be kept in the central bank.

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Josh Mayeux, network defender, works at the Air Force Space Command Network Operations & Security Center at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs

U.S. Military Better Prepared for Cyber Warfare: General

The U.S. military now has a legal framework to cover offensive operations in cyberspace, the commander of the U.S. Strategic Command said Wednesday, less than a month after terming this a work in progress.

India, China Building 4G Networks Based on LTE Tech

China and India, the world's biggest mobile phone markets, are building fourth-generation (4G) networks based on the long-term evolution (LTE) technology.

A woman wearing a medical mask uses her mobile phone outside a hospital in Taiwan

Asia's Mobile Tech-Driven Healthcare Market Seen at $7 Billion

Mobile technologies will be increasingly deployed to enable people in Asia to monitor and manage their health, with the market expected to hit $7 billion by 2017, an industry official said.

Asia's mobile tech-driven healthcare market seen at $7 billion

Mobile technologies will be increasingly deployed to enable people in Asia to monitor and manage their health, with the market expected to hit $7 billion by 2017, an industry official said.

U.S. 'Here to Stay' in Asia, Obama Says in Australia

President Barack Obama said Thursday the U.S. military will expand its role in the Asia-Pacific region despite budget cuts, declaring America was here to stay as a Pacific power which would help shape the region's future.

BHP Billiton turns more cautious on market outlook

BHP Billiton , the world's biggest miner, has turned more wary on the outlook for commodity markets as some players face tighter access to credit, but said conditions are not as bad as during the global financial crisis.

A man strolls in front of the Benetton store in downtown Rome November 16, 2011. Benetton withdrew an advertisement using an image of Pope Benedict kissing an imam on the mouth after the Vatican protested on Wednesday at the Italian clothing firm's l

Benetton Pulls Ad Showing Pope Kissing Imam, Obama Kissing Hu Jintao (PHOTOS and VIDEO)

Italian clothing firm, Benetton, has withdrawn its latest ad campaign featuring an image of Pope Benedict XVI kissing an eminent Egyptian Imam on the lips, due to the Vatican's hot protests.

IMF replaces Europe director as debt crisis boils

The International Monetary Fund replaced its European Director with a powerful, well-connected, insider on Wednesday in a sign the global lender is setting a more forceful course of action in dealing with the European crisis.

Rising Investor Demand to Lift Silver to $50/Oz. in '12

Growing investor demand for silver will help boost its price above $50 per ounce by the end of next year, a top official at Thomson Reuters GFMS said Wednesday.

Qihoo Q3 Beats, Sees Q4 Revenue Above Estimates

China-based Qihoo 360 Technology Co (QIHU.N) posted better-than-expected quarterly results and forecast strong revenue for the current quarter as the provider of antivirus software draws more money from online advertising.

Ericsson, Alcatel Dominate LTE Market: Dell'Oro

Ericsson and Alcatel-Lucent won more of the emerging market for LTE wireless network technology in the third quarter, helped by their strong position in the United States, researcher Dell'Oro said.

Ericsson, Alcatel dominate LTE market: Dell'Oro

Ericsson and Alcatel-Lucent won more of the emerging market for LTE wireless network technology in the third quarter, helped by their strong position in the United States, researcher Dell'Oro said.

Qualcomm keeps long-term growth target

Qualcomm Inc on Wednesday affirmed its long-term growth target of at least 10 percent for annual revenue and earnings per share, citing strong demand for smartphones and other wireless devices.

LANDesk Sees Security Threat from Mobile Platforms

LANDesk Software, the venerable desktop management systems developer, is tapping into the burgeoning market of mobile platforms with new security systems.

Benetton ‘Kissing’ Ad: Obama, Pope among Smooching World Leaders [PHOTOS]

The new ad campaign is part of Benetton's Unhate Foundation.

Oil Pushes Through $100 Level…Again

Several factors are at work in oil's latest push back above the psychologically-significant $100 per barrel level -- a price that U.S. motorists wince at.

Huawei says focus has shifted fully to margin

China's Huawei Technologies , which has aggressively grabbed around the fifth of mobile telecom gear market, has shifted its focus on improving its margins after it has got a large enough foothold in the market, a company official said.

Visitors play the Xbox at the Microsoft exhibition stand during the Gamescom 2011 fair in Cologne

Xbox 720 Rumors Say the Cloud is Coming

According to the rumor mill the successor to the Xbox 360 could be some sort of cloud-gaming hybrid mixing physical discs with an online service. Analysts have been busy trying to figure out Microsoft's next move.

Local and mainland Chinese university students dress as Foxconn workers during a rally in Hong Kong in May, demonstrating against the "dire" working conditions of workers from Foxconn and Apple.

Apple Addresses Factory Pollution in China

Five different Chinese environmental groups told Apple that as many as 22 different parts suppliers of Apple products had been releasing toxic gases and heavy metal sludge into the environment.

UN Warns of Grave Health Consequences from China’s Pollution

The conflict between humanity and nature has never been as serious as it is today.

ecretary of Energy Steven Chu briefs the press in Washington, March 30, 2011.

Analysis: Energy Secretary Chu Faces Showdown on Solyndra

Energy Secretary Steven Chu has said it may take similar skills to navigate Washington politics as it does to make advances in physics research, a field in which he won a Nobel Prize in 1997.