Jackson trial focuses on singer's Demerol use
A sleep medicine expert testified on Thursday that Michael Jackson's reliance on the painkiller Demerol could have led to insomnia, but said the singer's doctor still erred by giving him propofol to sleep.
ABC gives Revenge, Suburgatory full seasons
ABC has ordered full seasons of its new series Revenge and Suburgatory, while ringing up six more scripts for its comedy Happy Endings, the network confirmed.
Ryan O'Neal wants his Warhol back from Texas university
Ryan O'Neal wants his Warhol back from Texas university
College students echo Occupy Wall Street with protests
Anger at high tuition bills and a lack of jobs propelled U.S. college students into streets and quadrangles on Thursday in the latest offshoot of the Occupy Wall Street protest movement.
Apple Can't Keep Up With Demand for iPhone Updates
Apple's new iPhone operating system can do many magical things, but ensuring an easy upgrade process is apparently not one of them.
Seattle's superhero vigilante has his day in court
Self-proclaimed Seattle superhero Phoenix Jones, a vigilante crime-fighter accused of assault, made his first court appearance on Thursday, but prosecutors have so far declined to charge him.
Euro zone crisis set to dominate G20 Paris meeting
G20 finance chiefs and central bank heads from the world's biggest economies meet in Paris on Friday needing to find a solution to a deepening euro zone debt crisis that has fanned fears of a global recession.
BRIC countries in talks to boost IMF: report
Brazil, Russia, India and China are working on ways to contribute money rapidly to expand the effective funds of the International Monetary Fund, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing people familiar with talks among the countries.
Solyndra Investor Promoted Panels to Navy: Report
One of the largest private investors in failed solar firm Solyndra recommended the company's panels for a U.S. Navy contract at a time when the company was struggling with cash flow, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
Solyndra investor promoted panels to the Navy: report
One of the largest private investors in failed solar firm Solyndra recommended the company's panels for a U.S. Navy contract at a time when the company was struggling with cash flow, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
New iPhone goes on sale, fans say tribute to Jobs
Apple Inc's latest iPhone went on sale in stores across the globe on Friday, with fans snapping up the final gadget unveiled during Steve Jobs' lifetime, many buying the phone as a tribute to the former Apple boss.
Apple must show patents valid in Samsung case: judge
A U.S. judge said that Samsung Electronic's Galaxy tablets infringe Apple Inc's iPad patents, but added that Apple has a problem establishing the validity of its patents in the latest courtroom face-off between the technology giants.
FCC presses AT&T on jobs claims for merger
A federal telecommunications regulator asked AT&T Inc on Thursday to provide data on claims that its deal to buy T-Mobile USA would mean a net gain of U.S. jobs, saying its responses on this issue remain incomplete.
Samsung to unveil new Android model October 19 after delay
Samsung Electronics said on Friday that it planned to unveil a new smartphone based on Google's latest version of the Android operating system at an event in Hong Kong on October 19.
Euro zone crisis set to dominate G20 meeting in Paris
G20 finance chiefs and central bank heads meet in Paris on Friday urgently needing to find a convincing solution to a deepening euro zone debt crisis that has fanned fears of a global slide into recession.
SEC asks companies to disclose cyber attacks
U.S. securities regulators formally asked public companies for the first time to disclose cyber attacks against them, following a rash of high-profile Internet crimes.
Analysis: Wall Street banks profit from their weakness
The tempestuous bond markets of the third quarter could result in surprising gains for U.S. banks, but investors are unlikely to be impressed.
Obama says Iran to face toughest possible sanctions
President Barack Obama warned Iran on Thursday it would face the toughest possible sanctions for an alleged plot to kill the Saudi ambassador in Washington, as Treasury officials eyed action against the Iranian central bank.
Asian Shares Edge Lower on Caution over Global Growth
Asian shares inched down on Friday, tracking New York and European shares lower as weak Chinese trade data raised concerns about the global economy, while the euro eased after another sovereign debt ratings downgrade.
Asia shares edge lower on caution over global growth
Asian shares inched down on Friday, tracking New York and European shares lower as weak Chinese trade data raised concerns about the global economy, while the euro eased after another sovereign debt ratings downgrade.
Hulu sale called off after months of talks
An attempted sale of online video website Hulu has fallen through after months of difficult and complex negotiations between owners such as Walt Disney Co and potential buyers.
'Real Housewife' Camille Grammer 'Dissed' By Ex-Hubby Kelsey
Emmy winner Kelsey Grammer slammed ex-wife Camille during an interview with an Australian morning show, where he was promoting his new TV show.
SEC tells companies to disclose cyber attacks
U.S. securities regulators on Thursday issued guidelines for public companies to follow in disclosing cyber attacks following a rash of Internet crimes that caused lawmakers to call for clearer guidance on reporting the crimes.
Hulu taken off the block
The joint owners of Hulu, said they have decided against a sale of the popular online video service amid rumors that the bids received were lower than they were willing to accept.
SEC issues guidance on cyber security disclosures
A rash of cyber security breaches at U.S. public companies and an outcry from federal lawmakers has prompted U.S. securities regulators to issue guidance for when companies must disclose cyber attacks to investors.
Uniqlo starts U.S. expansion, eyes 200 stores
Fast Retailing Co Ltd's <9983.T> Uniqlo is launching its U.S. expansion this week with the opening of a flagship store in Manhattan that will anchor a global push to rely less on its home market of Japan.
Problems plague Apple iCloud, iOS launch
Apple Inc rolled out its new iCloud service and latest mobile software to a chorus of user complaints this week, after glitches led to email access problems and long delays in installation.
U.S. judge says Samsung tablets infringe Apple patents
A U.S. judge said Samsung Electronic's Galaxy tablets infringe Apple Inc's iPad patents, but also that Apple has a problem establishing the validity of its patents.
Forest Labs looks longterm for next product deals
Forest Laboratories Inc is looking more at earlier-stage products to acquire rather than more advanced ones because it feels confident it can weather the patent expirations of its two biggest medicines, the drugmaker's finance chief said on Thursday.
Deficit panel grapples with corporate taxes
In a sign of possible progress in bipartisan U.S. deficit talks, Republicans seem more flexible on corporate taxes, a change that could help the congressional super committee chart the country's path back to fiscal health.