Samsung Galaxy Nexus: First Customer Gets the Developer Version
According to Engadget, Alex Ioannou, the first customer to pick up a brand-spanking-new Galaxy Nexus in the UK, received instead a developer model by mistake.
NBC shelves low-rated Community in third season
NBC's Community may be the most creative sitcom on television, but its refusal to resemble anything like a traditional sitcom hasn't helped its ratings. They've dropped so much in the current, third season -- the weirdest yet -- that NBC has pulled it from the midseason schedule.
Yelp files for $100 million IPO
Yelp Inc, which runs a website for online reviews, filed on Thursday for an initial public offering of up to $100 million of Class A common shares.
GM executive sees 2012 U.S. auto sales flat to slightly up
The U.S. auto industry will grow slowly, with next year's sales possibly rising slightly from 2011, a top General Motors Co executive said on Tuesday.
Euro zone, technicals unnerve Wall Street
Trigger-happy investors dumped stocks on Thursday, scared by the market's sudden fall through a key technical level brought on by more worries about Europe's debt troubles.
Jackass Star Ryan Dunn will be Honored in the MTV Special on Nov. 28 (PHOTOS)
Late Jackass star Ryan Dunn will be honored in a one-hour special on MTV, which will air on Nov. 28.
America's Top 10 Winter Beach Escapes
With winter snow fast approaching, many in the Northern U.S. and Canada are looking for a sunny beach to escape to. Here are ten of the most beautiful beaches in America, all just a short plane ride away.
Occupy Wall Street: Vermont Protesters Suggest a Change in Strategy
As Occupy Wall Street enters its third month and its members try to regroup from Tuesday's police raid of Zuccotti Park, Occupy Vermont protesters are suggesting that the movement use the eviction as an opportunity to move into a new phase. But is that the best strategy?
Verizon, Unions Still in Talks Three Months After Strike
Verizon and unions representing landline employees are working through issues such as job security, healthcare and retirement benefits.
Economy dents companies' holiday party plans
There may be one silver lining to the economic cloud hanging over the United States this holiday season: The odds of having to put in an appearance at the sometimes-awkward company party are at a record low.
Fed Ex Employee's Husband Opens Fire at Facility Near Chicago
A Fed Ex employee's husband opened fire at a shipping center Thursday morning, eventually committing suicide.
'Star Wars: The Old Republic' Ready to Take on 'World of Warcraft'
Six weeks before the release of Star Wars: The Old Republic, the game has jumped to the top of pre-order charts. Can the new massively multiplayer role playing game take the throne from the currently reigning king, World of Warcraft.
Angie's List soars on debut, but concerns linger
Shares of consumer review website Angie's List surged as much as 44 percent on their market debut Thursday as investors continued to lap up internet offerings, but concerns about the company's profitability could loom on the stock.
Breaking Dawn Part 1: more pouting, more snarling
In 1989, Spy magazine commissioned some of New York's most acclaimed pastry chefs to try to recreate a Twinkie. And while all of them concocted tasty desserts packed with actual creme, none of them could completely duplicate the mass-produced, injection-filled icon of junk food.
Survivor will get at least two more cycles
Survivor's torch won't be snuffed anytime soon.
Volkswagen seeks changes in U.S. fuel rule
Volkswagen has pressed U.S. regulators to change a proposal to double auto fuel efficiency, arguing the plan puts it at a competitive disadvantage and unfairly de-emphasizes clean diesel engines.
Box office: Breaking Dawn on track for $140 million opening
Sensing that end is nigh for their favorite vampire romance franchise, members of Team Edward and Team Jacob will flock to the movie theaters this weekend to see The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1.
UBS slashes investment bank, cuts profit targets
Swiss bank UBS will slash risky assets by almost half and shift focus back to wealthy people's money as it pledged its first dividend since the financial crisis.
Chip industry eyes recovery after slowdown
The semiconductor industry is looking at first signs of recovery as it struggles to clear inventories of unsold chips stemming from a slowdown in consumer spending, industry executives said on Thursday.
Judge OKs $520 million payout to MF Global customers
The trustee liquidating MF Global Holdings Ltd's broker-dealer unit won court permission to distribute $520 million of cash, providing relief to customers whose accounts have been frozen since the futures brokerage went bankrupt.
Atos, CapGemini positive on outlook
Top European IT services providers Atos and Capgemini said on Thursday they were optimistic on outlook with customers continuing to invest despite macroeconomic worries in many European markets.
STMicro sees returning to normal business in Q2
French chipmaker STMicroelectronics expects inventory correction hampering the industry to continue into early 2012 and to return to normal business conditions in the second quarter.
ARM sees positive signs from customers
Chip designer ARM said it was optimistic that reductions in inventory by device makers which is dampening demand for semiconductors would be short-lived, bolstering its confidence in its own outlook for 2012.
Exclusive: Justice Department cuts recession deals with airlines
Some of the world's biggest airlines engaged in massive price-fixing about a decade ago as their profits were undermined by an economic downturn, according to federal prosecutors.
Exclusive: Justice Dept cuts recession deals with airlines
Some of the world's biggest airlines engaged in massive price-fixing about a decade ago as their profits were undermined by an economic downturn, according to federal prosecutors.
'iPhone 5: Top Features to Blow You Away'
The iPhone 4S has quieted the hungry masses for a time, but it won't be long before the cry of JE-SUS-PHONE! JE-SUS-PHONE! is taken up again. In a way, we're glad that the iPhone 5 didn't make it into the lineup this year, partially because too much fun is really not healthy for you - think about eating all that Fun Dip and then running around when you were five - but partially because we're glad they're taking they're time, since the next round of upgrades is going to ...
Emergency post-election measures won't save Spain
Spain's new government may rush through emergency measures immediately after Sunday's parliamentary election, but unless the euro zone finds a durable systemic solution to its debt crisis, Madrid will still be forced to seek a financial rescue.
Former Madoff trader to plead guilty next week
A former trader at Bernard Madoff Investment Securities is expected to plead guilty next week to defrauding Madoff's customers by helping falsify records and fake trades starting in the early 1970s, federal prosecutors said in a letter Wednesday.
Stan Lee dreams up new heroes for the Web
Stan Lee is aiming his powers at the Web, where the legendary creator of Marvel comic characters such as Spider-Man plans to take on the superhuman task of making profitable shows for an online audience.
Sears' loss nearly doubles, shares fall
Sears Holdings Corp reported a much wider than expected quarterly loss on Thursday as higher markdowns and pricing pressures in appliances squeezed margins, and its shares fell as much as 9 percent.