Sprint may use debt to fund Clearwire
Sprint Nextel Corp plans to offer debt in a private transaction and could use the proceeds to fund Clearwire Corp .
Police GPS tracking case to be heard by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court for the first time will hear arguments on Tuesday on whether police need a warrant to track a suspect's vehicle with a GPS device, another clash between new surveillance technology and basic privacy rights.
Weinstein gives Sarah's Key awards push with re-release
The Weinstein Company announced Wednesday that it will re-release the Holocaust drama Sarah's Key November 4.
Groupon is a terrible company for investors — but I’m buying shares tomorrow
If you’d told me 5 months ago that I would spend a lot of 2011 studying accounting, talking to businesses and saying bad things about a company that everyone once loved, I never would have believed you.
Comments by policymakers at Cannes G20
Following are comments on Friday by policymakers attending the Group of 20 Summit in Cannes, France, and other euro zone officials, as Europe considered the possibility of Greece leaving the euro.
Groupon’s best deal yet: stock jumps 40% to $28 in IPO
Groupon shares soared in early trading this morning to $28, a 40 percent increase over its $20 price announced last night, as the company made its initial public offering.
Groupon's IPO biggest by U.S. Web company since Google
Groupon Inc raised $700 million after increasing the size of its initial public offering, becoming the largest IPO by a U.S. Internet company since Google Inc raised $1.7 billion in 2004.
Gwar Guitarist Cory Smoot Found Dead on the Road
Cory Smoot, guitarist in the shock-rock band Gwar, was found dead Thursday, TMZ reports. The band is currently on tour, and Smoot's body was found as the band traveled from Minneapolis to Edmonton, Ontario, for its next show.
World's best descend on Kentucky for Breeders' Cup
There is no Zenyatta this time but the girls will again be out in force at the annual two-day Breeders' Cup carnival, starting at Churchill Downs Friday.
Wall St falls before confidence vote in Greece
Stocks retreated on Friday as political instability in Europe overshadowed encouraging domestic jobs data and investors focused on the uncertainty surrounding a confidence vote in the Greek parliament after U.S. markets close.
Mars crew lands after 520 days in isolation
Pale-faced but smiling, the crew of a long-duration isolation study emerged bleary-eyed to daylight and applause Friday after 520 days locked away in windowless, cramped cells to simulate the length of a journey to Mars.
Hilary Swank breaks with PR firm over Chechnya flap
The fallout from Hilary Swank's birthday visit to Chechen president and alleged human rights abuser Ramzan Kadyrov continues.
Cain Keeps Lead in New ABC Poll, Despite Harassment Allegations
Herman Cain has seen no voter fallout so far from the allegations that he sexually harassed two or three women as CEO of the National Restaurant Association, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll released Friday.
AIG CEO defends company amid huge losses
AIG suffered a perfect storm of natural disasters and adverse market conditions in the third quarter, its chief executive officer said on Friday, the day after the company posted a net loss of more than $4 billion.
G20 names 29 banks for capital surcharge, recovery plan
Twenty-nine banks were named on Friday as being so important to the global financial system that they are likely to need to hold more capital than rivals and must put in place a plan to allow them to be wound up without taxpayer help if they hit trouble.
Razzies Founder Calls Exec Who Attacked Universal ‘Refreshingly Honest’
The harsh words Universal President Ron Meyer used to describe box-office bombs like Land of the Lost, The Wolfman and Cowboys & Aliens at Georgia's Savannah Film Festival Wednesday might've gotten a few laughs from Golden Raspberry Awards founder John Wilson, but the creator of the Razzies told IBTimes Thursday that grumbling about all those sh-ty movies that cost the company millions wasn't a good career move.
Groupon's IPO biggest by U.S. Web company since Google
Groupon Inc raised $700 million after increasing the size of its initial public offering, becoming the largest IPO by a U.S. Internet company since Google Inc raised $1.7 billion in 2004.
Wall Street Falls on Eurozone Rescue Fund Concerns
Stocks retreated on Friday after two days of gains as wealthier nations appeared to pull back from a European Union plan to broaden funding for a plan to deal with the region's sovereign debt crisis.
Occupy Oakland Protests: Covered Police Badges Cause Stir [VIDEOS]
Videos posted online are showing evidence that police have been covering their nameplates or badges at the Occupy Oakland protests.
Wall St falls on euro zone rescue fund concerns
Stocks retreated on Friday after two days of gains as wealthier nations appeared to pull back from a European Union plan to broaden funding for a plan to deal with the region's sovereign debt crisis.
ECB rate cut was pre-emptive, bond buys temporary
The European Central Bank's interest rate cut on Thursday was a pre-emptive strike, policymaker Juergen Stark said on Friday, and urged the bank to call an early halt to its sovereign bond-buying programme.
EU Commission probes Samsung, Apple over patents
EU regulators are investigating whether Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and Apple Inc may have breached EU antitrust laws with patent infringement claims in their global legal battle over the lucrative smartphone and tablet market.
Hospital Smoking Bans Fail to Address Underlying Problem
Addiction treatment would improve patient safety, researchers noted in survey.
Exclusive: Olympus removed auditor after accounting
Japan's Olympus Corp replaced its auditor in 2009 after a disagreement over how to account for several acquisitions, but it decided not to reveal the dispute to investors, an internal document shows.
Canada's PM says oil pipeline still has U.S. support
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Friday he sees overwhelming U.S. support for TransCanada Corp's Keystone XL oil pipeline to Texas from Canada's oil sands, despite recent signs of reticence in Washington.
Best Places to Buy Art on Each Continent
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Alcatel-Lucent cuts profit goal, revival in doubt
Alcatel-Lucent scaled back its profitability goal for the year, raising new doubts about Chief Executive Ben Verwaayen's ability to turn around the long-struggling telecom equipment maker.
Predators and Rinne agree to seven-year extension
The Nashville Predators and Finnish netminder Pekka Rinne have agreed to a seven-year contract extension, worth around $49 million, it was announced Thursday.
Gwar shock band guitarist found dead on tour
Cory Smoot, guitarist in the shock-rock band Gwar, was found dead Thursday. The band is currently on tour, and Smoot's body was found as the band traveled from Minneapolis to Edmonton, Ontario for its next show.
Eurozone Finds No New Money for Debt Crisis at G20
The Eurozone won verbal support but no new money at a G20 summit on Friday for its tortured efforts to overcome a sovereign debt crisis, while Italy was effectively placed under IMF supervision.