Chrysler CEO wants one wage rate for UAW workers
The two-tier wage system for unionized workers is not a viable structure for Chrysler Group LLC, and the U.S. automaker said it would like to find a long-term solution by the next round of labor talks in 2015.
Study Links Hostile Parenting With Behavior Problems
Taking classes during the third trimester of pregnancy may help.
Michele Bachmann: Ronald Reagan Didn't Support a Flat Tax
Michele Bachmann broke from opponents Herman Cain and Rick Perry on Friday, saying she would not support a flat tax because Ronald Reagan didn't support it.
World Series Game 7: 5 Other Game 7s [VIDEOS]
Game Seven of the World Series will be held tonight in St. Louis. Here are five more great championship deciding, do or die, win or go home, name any other sports cliche you can think of seventh games.
Metro seen cutting profit goal, CEO news eyed
Metro AG could become the latest European retailer to warn on profits next week, piling pressure on the German group to sort out a successor to Chief Executive Eckhard Cordes.
Instant view: Consumer spending up in Sept on savings
U.S. consumer spending rose in September as Americans saved less to fund purchases amid weak income growth, which could cast doubts over the durability of the third-quarter's economic growth spurt.
Coventry Health full-year outlook lags Street
Coventry Health Care Inc , a health insurer, posted a lower quarterly profit that just beat analysts' estimates, but raised its full-year outlook for a third time -- although this is still below market consensus.
Euro zone rates on hold as guard changes
Euro zone interest rates will very likely remain on hold next week as the European Central Bank navigates the transition to new leadership, with an anti-crisis plan forged by EU leaders taking some heat off monetary policymakers.
HP ditches costly PC unit spin-off
Hewlett-Packard Co ditched a plan to spin off its personal computers unit, a month after the ouster of CEO Leo Apotheker whose idea would have cost billions of dollars in expenses and lost business.
Sterling's Mosaid deal includes Nokia-Microsoft patents
An agreement by a private equity firm to buy Mosaid Technologies for C$590 million ($594 million) includes core wireless patents controlled by the Ottawa-based target company as part of a recent deal with Nokia and Microsoft.
Wall Street edges down after strong rally
Stocks edged lower on Friday as investors took a breather from a powerful rally that propelled the S&P to close above its 200-day moving average for the first time since August.
Gary Johnson 2012: With Campaign Staked on New Hampshire, He Almost Misses Ballot
Gary Johnson, the long-shot alternative to Ron Paul for the libertarian vote in the Republican primaries, has staked his campaign almost entirely on New Hampshire. But if he doesn't hurry up, his name might not even be on the ballot there.
Steve Jobs Bio Becomes a Bestseller: Top 10 Things You Should Know
A new biography, commissioned by Jobs himself, was just released and contains a frank portrayal of the prolific Apple CEO.
Consumer spending up in September on savings
Sluggish growth in U.S. consumer income in September led households to cut back on saving to increase their spending, casting doubts over the durability of the economy's third-quarter growth spurt.
Poll Finds Strong Support for Blocking Sunshine Through Climate Engineering
A recent poll seeking to gauge public understanding of climate engineering across the U.S., Canada and the United Kingdom has made a surprising discovery: 72 percent of respondents were favorably inclined toward exploring climate engineering and solar radiation management (SRM) options.
Spy-Phone App Allows User to 'Read' Typing on Nearby Computers
A team of computer security researchers recently developed a proof-of-concept 'spy' app for the iPhone 4 capable of tracking typing on a nearby keyboard using the device's native accelerometer and gyroscope. Even a basic, widely available mobile device such as the iPhone is sensitive enough to enable the app to pick up data such as whether the keystrokes come from the left or right side of the keyboard and the relative distance between punched keys.
Facebook Woos Users With More Security Features
Facebook will release the Trusted Friends and App Passwords security features on Facebook soon.
Organic Compounds in Cosmic Dust Discovered: Evidence of Life in Outer Space?
According to scientists at Hong Kong University, a new discovery indicates that star dust may have played a vital role in the development of life on our planet.
TSX set for lower open as euro deal optimism fades
Canadian stocks looked set to open lower on Friday after rallying more than 2 percent on Thursday, as the investor optimism that followed Europe's latest debt crisis plan began to fade.
Whirlpool takes axe to outlook, jobs
Whirlpool Corp , the world's largest maker of household appliances, is responding to recessionary demand in major developed markets by cutting jobs and manufacturing capacity, following a similar move by rival AB Electrolux .
Chinese Military Hackers May Have Hacked US Satellites
From thousands of miles away, Chinese military is believed to have hacked American satellites between 2007 and 2008.
Dwarf Planet Eris is Pluto’s Twin
The icy planet that lead to Pluto's demoting in our solar system is now identified to be almost identical to the ex-ninth planet.
Drink Deep from the Rockstar Rumor Mill
With the upcoming trailer of Grand Theft Auto V being released Nov. 5, rumors put the game's setting in Los Angeles.
Mitt Romney: Can Anyone Touch Him in New Hampshire?
Mitt Romney seems to be cruising to a New Hampshire victory. Who could pull off an upset in the first-in-the-nation primary?
Wall Street Opens Lower After 3 Percent Rally
Stocks opened lower on Friday as investors booked profits a day after a powerful rally that propelled the S&P to close above its 200-day moving average for the first time since August.
Wall St opens lower after 3 percent rally
Stocks opened lower on Friday as investors booked profits a day after a powerful rally that propelled the S&P to close above its 200-day moving average for the first time since August.
Apple's Touchscreen Slide-to-Unlock Gesture Patent May Kill Rivals
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has awarded Apple the popular slide-to-unlock feature, boasted by many smartphones nowadays, on a touchscreen device. Apple had already been granted a similar patent before. Another major patent win would obviously strengthen Apple's position. The patent (U.S. Patent No. 8,406,721) is entitled Unlocking a Device by Performing Gestures on an Unlock Image, and has an open language as follows:
Merck profit beats forecast on impressive sales
Merck & Co's quarterly profit and sales beat forecasts as strong demand for the company's diabetes and asthma drugs offset a sharp decline for its Remicade arthritis drug.
Motorola Droid Razr Versus Samsung Galaxy Nexus Versus iPhone 4S: What Will You Buy?
In October, three musketeers in the smartphone market rushed before the eyes of smartphone watchers - Motorola Droid Razr, Samsung Galaxy Nexus and iPhone 4S. Apple's iPhone 4S, unveiled on Oct. 4, just a day before the company's co-founder Steve Jobs died, smashed its previous sales records by selling 400 million devices over the launch weekend. Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the latest Samsung and Google flagship smartphone, which was unveiled in Hong Kong on Oct. 19, is likely to be launched in...
Euro fund head: no quick China deal; Italy costs up
The head of Europe's bailout fund sought financial support from China on Friday to help resolve the bloc's debt crisis, saying that while no quick deal was in sight he was still confident Beijing would keep buying bonds issued by his fund.