Lightower, Sidera Merging In $2B Deal To Battle Verizon, AT&T
Two aggressive Northeast private fiber optic services providers will merge in a $2 billion deal financed by Berkshire Partners in a challenge to Verizon Communications.
President Obama And First Lady Discuss Keeping Marriage Hot And Infamous Twitter Photo With Barbara Walters [VIDEO]
President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama sat down with Barbara Walters for an exclusive interview.
2012 In Review: The Year Of Banks Behaving Badly
Among the top fines this year: sanctions-busting, deceiving the world on a benchmark interest rate, and even banking for drug lords.
2012 Year In Review: Major Worker Strikes - Looming US Port Strike, Violent South African Mine Strike And More
From a potential port strike, to the massacre of South African striking miners, 2012 saw tensions rise between workers and companies.
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US Holiday Shopping Numbers Lowest Since 2008
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US Stock Futures Signal Flat Open Ahead Of Jobless Claims, New Home Sales Data
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Crude Oil Futures Hover Below $91 On US Fiscal Fears
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Samsung Galaxy Note 2 For AT&T To Get Multi-Window Update Thursday: Report
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Gov. Neil Abercrombie surprised many by naming Lt. Gov. Brian Schatz.
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Toyota Motor Corp. has agreed to pay up to $1.4 billion to settle U.S. lawsuits for sudden acceleration, according to court filings made public Wednesday.
New York Newspaper Outs Gun Permit Owners, Editors Get Outed Back
The Journal News in suburban New York has started a media firestorm by publishing a database of pistol-permit owners.
Nelson Mandela Leaves Hospital, Will Receive Home Care
Mandela last appeared in public in 2010 when South Africa hosted the World Cup
UNICEF Blasts Russia For U.S. Adoption Ban
UNICEF released a statement scolding Russia for banning U.S. citizens from adopting Russian children.
Winter Storm Euclid Delivers Belated Christmas Snow To US East Coast
Winter Storm Euclid is arriving just in time to foul up holiday travel plans across the Eastern Seaboard after dumping plenty of snow west of the Mississippi.
2012 Year In Review: The GOP Became An Epic Failure, Marching Itself Into A Corner
The GOP majority's determination to shield millionaires at all costs may push John Boehner off a cliff, too.
Iran Plans Military Exercises In Hormuz, Gulf Council Unites Against Tehran
Iran is flexing its military muscle in front of its enemies -- the oil-rich Arabian Gulf monarchies.
FBI Charges Chinese In Sting For Lattice Semiconductor
The FBI filed criminal charges against two Chinese nationals who sought to buy chips from Lattice Semiconductor illegally.
The Assad End-Game: Head Of Syrian Military Police Defects
Assad's head of the military police defected on Wednesday, the latest turn in the Syrian President's downward spiral.
US Home Price Rally Gaining Momentum-S&P/Case Shiller Home Price Index
Home prices in the U.S. rose more than expected in the first 10 months of this year.
US Holiday Retail Sales Growth - Hurt By Superstorm Sandy, ‘Fiscal Cliff’ - Weakest Since 2008, May Signal Weak 2013
Holiday sales are a crucial indicator of the economy's strength. And an early indicator is lowering the odds for a happy new year.
Condition Of Ex-President Bush The Elder Worsens
Ex-President George H.W. Bush has a persistent fever and has been put on an all-liquid diet.
2012 Year In Review: Islam's Road To Power, How The Muslim Brotherhood Won Egypt
The Muslim Brotherhood played a crafty game in coming to power in Egypt after years of being suppressed.
2012: A Year Of Climate Change Wake-Up Calls
Climate change reared its head more than ever in 2012. Here are the year's top five warning signs of environmental collapse.
2012 Year In Review: Africa In Action
The African continent is seeing some monumental changes, and is rife with conflict and potential.
Drake Wants To Get Paid For Use Of 'YOLO' [PHOTO]
Drake is not too happy that retailers are selling merchandise with the phrase "YOLO" and he wants to get paid.
Microsoft Hails Retail Store Strategy; 6 More Coming Soon
Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) said its new retail store network was a holiday success; the company plans to open six more soon.
What is Boxing Day?
The holiday Boxing Day is a celebration where people give gifts to the needy, as opposed to their beloved family and friends.
US Stock Futures Signal Slightly Higher Open
The U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open Wednesday with markets prepared to reopen after Christmas holiday.
Winter Storms Kill Three In Southern US; NWS Issues Tornado Warnings
A major storm system swept across the southern U.S. with strong winds and tornadoes and killed at least three persons.
Suicide Bombing Near Major US Base In Afghanistan Kills Three
A suicide bomber blew up a vehicle at the entrance of a major U.S. military base in eastern Afghanistan Wednesday.
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