Rambus jury deliberates, reviews more testimony
The jury in Rambus Inc's $4 billion antitrust lawsuit against Micron Technology Inc and Hynix Semiconductor Inc is reviewing more testimony from the trial in its fifth week of deliberations.
Exclusive: China quizzes audit giants on documents
China's financial regulators have asked the world's biggest audit firms to urgently review their work on U.S.-listed Chinese companies and give details on information they may have provided to overseas regulators, two sources told Reuters.
Analysis: UPS, FedEx poised to gain from Postal Service pain
United Parcel Service Inc and FedEx Corp , which have long been undercut by the U.S. Postal Service's low prices for package delivery, could have much to gain as the agency faces a painful restructuring.
SolarWorld Files Dumping Complaint Against China Over Imports of Solar Cells, Panels
Coalition of U.S. solar cells and panels makers have petitioned the U.S. government to stop rising tide of heavily subsidized product entering the American market from China's state-supported solar industry.
Miller rock solid as Sabres pierce Canadiens
Buffalo goaltender Ryan Miller backstopped the Sabres to a 3-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens at the Bell Center Tuesday.
Exclusive: Twitter looks at ex-Googler, others for board
Microblogging service Twitter is looking for a director to bolster its board's business credentials and diversity, and candidates include a former Google Inc executive, a person familiar with the matter said.
Underlying inflation pressures ease
U.S. consumer prices outside food and energy rose at their slowest pace in six months in September, a sign broad inflation pressures remained contained.
AMR, Pilot Union Continue Work on Labor Agreement
Officials with AMR, the parent company of American Airlines, said Wednesday that negotiations with the pilots union are making headway.
Autos, rentals tame underlying price pressures
High food and gasoline prices kept pressure on U.S. household budgets in September, but core prices rose at their slowest pace in six months, showing inflation was still largely contained.
EBay profit matches Street forecast
EBay Inc, operator of the largest online marketplace, reported quarterly revenue that rose 32 percent and profit that matched analysts' expectations on Wednesday.
Mariska Hargitay Welcomes New Baby Boy: 5 Celebs With Adopted Children
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit star Mariska Hargitay and her husband, Peter Hermann, are proud parents of a newly adopted baby boy, Andrew Nicolas, according to People magazine.
Apple stores close for Jobs memorials
Apple Inc closed its stores across the United States on Wednesday for several hours to commemorate co-founder Steve Jobs, who died two weeks ago.
Selena Gomez Stalker: Homeless with Mental Illness and Criminal Record
Selena Gomez should be feeling safe by now, knowing that the Los Angeles Police is taking the recent death threat posed by a homeless stalker extremely seriously.
Anlaysis: Intel's outlook, buybacks, add shine to shares
Record earnings, a better-than-expected outlook and potential to buy back $10 billion in stock have put some shine back on the world's top chipmaker although investors are wary of jumping in for the long haul.
Harold Camping Again Predicts End of the World ... Kind of
Harold Camping offers a cautious prediction for the rapture.
States order return of $14.1 billion to investors: NASAA
State securities regulators ordered wrongdoers to return a total $14.1 billion to investors in 2010, a 200 percent spike from $4.7 billion in 2009, according to a recent survey.
Herman Cain Says '9-9-9' Plan Is 'Misrepresented' - but How?
Herman Cain's defense of his 9-9-9 plan is always the same: that the critics are misrepresenting his proposals. But he doesn't explain what the misrepresentations are.
EU unveils 50 billion euro infrastructure growth plan
The European Union's executive set out plans on Wednesday to invest 50 billion euros ($68 billion) by 2020 in new cross-border transport, energy and broadband projects which it said would boost growth and employment in the 27-nation bloc.
Yahoo meets low earnings expectations
Yahoo Inc lived up to lackluster third-quarter expectations, but the struggling Internet portal was tight-lipped about efforts to find a new Chief Executive or explore a sale.
Trial postponed in Oracle patent suit vs Google
Oracle and Google will not square off in a high stakes patent trial by the end of October as a U.S. judge on Wednesday formally vacated the trial date.
Naomi Wolf Arrested at Occupy Wall Street [VIDEO]
Naomi Wolf, feminist author and activist, was arrested by NYPD as she defended Occupy Wall Street protestors on Tuesday at an awards ceremony for Governor Andrew Cuomo, organized by the Huffington Post.
Citigroup to pay $285 million to settle fraud case
Citigroup Inc will pay $285 million to settle charges that it defrauded investors who bought toxic housing-related debt that the bank bet would fail, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Wednesday.
Wall St. extends losses after weak outlook from Fed
Stocks extended losses on Wednesday following comments from the Federal Reserve that while the economy grew modestly in September, the outlook remains weak.
Apple Misses the Mark This Quarter
In the recent quarter, Wall Street analysts estimated Apple to sell 20 million or more iPhones. On Tuesday, Apple only counted 17 million sold by the end of the quarter.
Google Ice Cream Sandwich OS Details Revealed
Google Ice Cream Sandwich debuted with new features like Face Unlock and Android Beam
John Beck Gets His Chance With the Redskins
John Beck named starting quarterback for the Washington Redskins game this week.
Amazon.com to enter Japanese e-book market: report
Amazon.com Inc may enter the Japanese e-book market this year and launch its Kindle readers in the market, the Nikkei business daily reported.
C Spire to become fourth U.S. Apple iPhone operator
C Spire Wireless, a privately held regional U.S. mobile phone network operator, will become the fourth U.S. operator to sell the Apple Inc iPhone in coming weeks beating much bigger rival T-Mobile USA to a Apple deal.
Apple stores close, windows covered with sheets
Apple Inc closed its stores across the United States on Wednesday for several hours to commemorate co-founder Steve Jobs, who died on October 5.
Morgan Stanley profit surprises amid market stress
Morgan Stanley posted a surprisingly strong profit during a rough-and-tumble third quarter for Wall Street, helped by a large accounting gain and an increase in stock-trading revenue.