Comtech nominates two board candidates
Comtech Telecommunications Corp, a communications equipment maker under pressure from an activist investor, on Monday nominated two candidates for the board, including former chief executive of defense consulting firm SRA International.
‘Two and a Half Men’ to Feature Gary Busey
Picking up where last week's Thanks for the Intercourse episode of Two and a Half Men on CBS left off, Gary Busey will have a guest spot Monday as a patient in the same Malibu mental institution as Alan -- Jon Cryer's ying to Ashton Kutcher's yang.
Farmers share cow photos, tips on new social network
Instead of uploading pictures of friends and family, members of a new Argentine social network share photos of soybean fields and press the like button on the latest tractor models.
Italy's Monti to Discuss 'Sacrifices' With Parties
Prime Minister-designate Mario Monti meets the leaders of Italy's biggest two parties on Tuesday to discuss the many sacrifices needed to reverse a collapse in market confidence that is driving an ever deepening euro zone debt crisis.
Italy's Monti to discuss sacrifices with parties
Prime Minister-designate Mario Monti meets the leaders of Italy's biggest two parties on Tuesday to discuss the many sacrifices needed to reverse a collapse in market confidence that is driving an ever deepening euro zone debt crisis.
Harris Bank subpoenaed, workers sue over MF Global
Fallout from MF Global Holdings Ltd's bankruptcy intensified as a U.S. regulator subpoenaed a bank that held some of its customers' money, while some of the 1,066 workers fired from the futures brokerage last week filed three lawsuits over their sudden dismissals.
World Bank, Intel to boost joint IT investments
The World Bank's private-sector lender plans to work more closely with Intel, the world's top chipmaker, to invest in technology firms in developing countries, a senior World Bank official said on Monday.
TransCanada, Nebraska reach deal on Keystone
Nebraska and TransCanada Corp reached a deal on Monday that will see the state pay for environmental studies on a new route for the $7 billion Keystone XL pipeline that steers clear of the environmentally sensitive Sand Hills region and the Ogallala aquifer.
Herman Cain Stumbles on Foreign Policy Question About Libya
Herman Cain struggled to answer a question about President Barack Obama's handling of Libya in an interview with the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel on Monday, first asking whether Obama had supported the rebellion against Moammar Gadhafi and then saying that he would have gone about assessing the situation differently, which might have caused us to end up in the same place.
Chelsea Handler and Her Boyfriend Break up (PHOTOS)
Chelsea Handler, the Chelsea Lately host and her hotelier boyfriend, Andre Balazs, have broken up after about seven months of dating.
'God of War IV' to Return Late Next Year (RUMORS)
The insight comes from New Zealand Amazon-like retailer, MightyApe, who listed God of War IV with an estimated release date of Sept. 28, 2012.
Quentin Tarantino Eyeing Sacha Baron Cohen for ‘Django Unchained’
Sacha Baron Cohen stands a good chance at making the all-star cast of Django Unchained shine a bit brighter now that he's just about finished ironing out the details regarding his role in it with writer and director Quentin Tarantino, Variety reported Friday. Baron Cohen would play Scotty, a gambler who sources claimed made him Tarantino's top pick to portray him.
Canada's Mobilicity slashes prices for holidays
Upstart Canadian mobile operator Mobilicity will slash its already low-cost calling plans from Tuesday in a holiday challenge to both big providers and other new entrants.
Actress suing IMDB for posting age is selfish, website says
A 40-year-old actress who sued the Internet Movie Database for posting her real age is selfish and is trying to perpetuate a fraud to make potential employers believe she is younger than she is, the website says in a motion to dismiss her lawsuit.
'Halo 4' Coming to Xbox 360
Some wondered whether “Halo 4” would come out on the current Xbox 360 or on Microsoft’s rumored upcoming console. Frank O’Conner from 343 Industries confirmed on the NeoGAF forums that the title would indeed be on the Xbox 360.
Analysis: Short sellers wait to bet big against Groupon
On paper, Groupon Inc appears to be a juicy target for short sellers: it loses money, it has changed its accounting twice, and its unproven business model faces competition from Google and Amazon.
Top JP Morgan metals exec retires, Sempra era fades
JP Morgan's metals trading chief Peter Sellars, one of the last senior Sempra-era executives to remain at the bank, will retire in January, according to a memo sent to staff on Monday.
Chance of 2012 U.S. recession tops 50 percent: Fed paper
The European debt crisis is raising the odds of a U.S. recession, with economic contraction more likely than not by early 2012, according to research from the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank.
Wall St falls as euro-zone bond yields rise
Stocks fell on Monday as rising bond yields in Italy and other euro-zone countries reminded investors that despite changes in governments, the region's debt crisis could still spin out of control.
AT&T Beats Out Verizon as Largest ISP for Businesses
AT&T is the leading Internet Service Provider among businesses in the United States, handily beating out rival Verizon.
PETA Takes Aim at Mario for Tanooki Suit
Mario may be used to fighting the likes of Bowser for the attention of Princess Peach, but he recently acquired a powerful foe: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and its media machine.
Former MF Global workers sue over firings
MF Global Holdings Ltd has been sued by former employees who said workers were not given proper notice before the November 11 firing of all 1,066 at its broker-dealer unit.
Pennsylvania to Ban Texting While Driving, Starting March 2012
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett has signed into law a statewide ban on texting while behind the wheel, making the Northeastern state the 35th U.S. state to prohibit texting while driving.
Werner Herzog plumbs crime and punishment in Abyss
He always seems to know where to look, Roger Ebert wrote of what Werner Herzog does in Into the Abyss. The film is the German director's evenhanded, understated and powerful examination of a senseless triple murder in Texas, which sent one man to death row and another to life in prison.
Caine, Kirk signed for Paris-set Mr. Morgan's Last Love
Sidney Kimmel Entertainment is set to co-finance and co-produce Mr. Morgan's Last Love, starring Michael Caine, the company announced Monday.
Bank of America Debit Card Backtrack Won't End More Fees
Even after Bank of America backed off its $5 monthly debit card fee, banks are still raising existing fees and tacking on new fees in order to garner additional revenue.
GSK weighs final bids in OTC drugs sale: sources
GlaxoSmithKline is assessing final bids for a clutch of its non-prescription drugs, keeping the process on track for the selection of a buyer by the end of the year, people familiar with the matter said on Monday.
Amazon ships Kindle Fire early as competition heats up
Amazon.com began shipping its Kindle Fire on Monday, a day earlier than it expected and extending its lead time over Barnes & Noble's rival Nook tablet.
CSI: Miami, Pan Am up but NBC wins night with football
CBS' CSI: Miami rebounded from last week's series low on Sunday, while ABC's Desperate Housewives and Pan Am showed modest gains and NFL took a predictable win with Sunday Night Football, according to preliminary numbers.
AmberWatch unveils TV channel to stop sex abuse
A child protection group is launching a television service that it hopes will help prevent sex abuse scandals like the one engulfing Penn State University's football team.