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Siri's popularity causes iPhone connection problems

NEW YORK (TheWrap.com) - Siri, the voice-activated personal assistant that comes with the new iPhone 4S, is drawing rave reviews as consumers take to Twitter and the blogosphere to express their delight.
Oct 17, 2011

RIM shares shed 5 percent after apps offer

Shares of Research In Motion dropped more than 5 percent on Monday after it sought to appease disgruntled BlackBerry customers by offering free apps and technical support to make up for last week's global smartphone outage.
Oct 17, 2011

Company says SEC wrong about stock data exposure

A company hired by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to operate the agency's stocks ethics program is denying allegations that it breached a provision in its contract by failing to disclose its use of a subcontractor.
Oct 17, 2011

IBM's Q3 heightens caution, spurs sell-off

IBM's quarterly revenue and services signings barely met Wall Street forecasts, underscoring investors' fears about slower information technology spending and depressing its stock more than 3 percent.
Oct 17, 2011

Republican debates: this time, TV jousts matter

Another week, another Republican presidential debate. The candidates competing for the Republican nomination to take on President Barack Obama go at it again on Tuesday night in Las Vegas in their eighth televised debate -- the fifth since early September.
Oct 17, 2011

Senate Democrats aim to force vote on jobs bill

President Barack Obama's fellow Democrats in the Senate proposed a bill on Monday to enact into law a portion of his popular $447 billion jobs program that Republicans blocked last week.
Oct 17, 2011

Citi posts higher earnings but warns on growth

Citigroup Inc reported higher quarterly earnings, helped by an accounting gain, but warned that developed markets could face weak growth for years, and the bank's shares fell.
Oct 17, 2011

IBM's Q3 heightens caution, spurs sell-off

IBM's quarterly revenue and services signings barely met Wall Street forecasts, underscoring investors' fears about slower information technology spending and depressing its stock more than 3 percent.
Oct 17, 2011

Anita Perry - small-town nurse to power player

Inside the Texas governor's big, black SUV rides a small-town girl who never expected to be first lady of the state. Anita Perry, the wife of Republican presidential hopeful Rick Perry, is still a nurse at heart, reaching out to friends and strangers with warmth and health advice. But the quiet blonde who first dated Perry in high school has blossomed over the years into a formidable partner in his political career.
Oct 17, 2011

Madoff daughter-in-law: I'd spit in his face

Bernard Madoff's daughter-in-law, whose husband committed suicide in the wake of his father's exposure in a massive Wall Street fraud, holds Madoff responsible for her spouse's death and said that if she saw him today, she would spit in his face.
Oct 17, 2011

Rapper Tone Loc collapses during concert

These are difficult times for rappers' health. First Rick Ross suffered not one, but two seizures Friday while traveling to a concert in Memphis. Then, on Saturday, Tone Loc collapsed during a performance in Atlanta.
Oct 17, 2011

NBC scores TV ratings win with football

Football programing continued its ratings reign and pushed NBC to an overall win Sunday night, while CBS' 60 Minutes plummeted 41 percent, according to preliminary numbers.
Oct 17, 2011

Until Tuesday to be made into a movie

Waterman Entertainment has acquired the rights to the New York Times bestseller Until Tuesday and attached Mr. Holland's Opus writer Patrick Sheane Duncan to adapt it into a film, the company announced Monday.
Oct 17, 2011

Seligman returns as Oscar producer

To the surprise of no one who's had anything to do with the Academy Awards for the past three decades, the Oscars have named Michael B. Seligman the supervising producer of the 84th Academy Awards.
Oct 17, 2011

Canada firm on budget cuts despite global risks

Canada will press ahead with billions of dollars in cuts to wipe out its budget deficit, despite an uncertain world economic outlook, and may even reduce spending more deeply than already promised, the federal minister in charge of the program said on Monday.
Oct 17, 2011

Wall Street Posts Biggest Loss in Last Two Weeks

Stocks suffered their worst loss in two weeks on Monday after comments from Germany's finance minister caused investors to fear Europe's solution to its debt crisis may not come fast enough.
Oct 17, 2011

IBM's Q3 meets expectations, outlook raised

IBM's third-quarter revenue met expectations as corporate spending on information technology held up in the face of economic worries and the company bumped up its 2011 earnings outlook.
Oct 17, 2011

Lionsgate announces new TV sales vice president

Lawrence Szabo, an 18-year veteran of MGM's Worldwide Television Group, was named Lionsgate's new executive vice president of North America television sales, the studio announced on Monday.
Oct 17, 2011

Dodgers' McCourts settle divorce, back media sale

Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt and Jamie McCourt said on Monday they settled their divorce case, putting an end to a feud that had further complicated the Major League Baseball team's bankruptcy proceedings.
Oct 17, 2011

Accused hacker pleads not guilty in Sony breach

An accused member of the clandestine hacking group LulzSec pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of taking part in an extensive computer breach of the Sony Pictures Entertainment film studio.
Oct 17, 2011

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