David Cassidy sues for Partridge Family merchandise
David Cassidy refuses to come on, and get happy, until he's paid what he feels he's owed.
Obama says Jobs visionary, great American innovator
President Barack Obama on Wednesday remembered Apple Inc co-founder Steve Jobs as a visionary and great American innovator.
Lucas Till nabs lead in Inrepid's Crush
Lucas Till, who played Havok in this year's X-Men: First Class, will play the lead role in Intrepid Pictures' Crush, TheWrap has learned.
Republicans urge incentives for cybersecurity
A Republican task force in the House of Representatives said Congress should give companies incentives to boost their cyber defenses, but that tougher regulation may be warranted to protect critical facilities like power and water plants.
Apple's history and milestones
Apple Inc co-founder Steve Jobs died on Wednesday after a long battle with pancreatic cancer.
Jobs, no ordinary CEO, leaves no ordinary company
The force behind the iPod, iPhone and iPad not only created and then rescued Apple, building it into the most valuable tech company on the planet.
Gates says knowing Jobs was insanely great honor
Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O) co-founder and chairman Bill Gates bid farewell to his long-time friend and competitor Steve Jobs on Wednesday, using the Apple (AAPL.O) co-founder's own words in his tribute.
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dead at 56
Apple Inc co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs, counted among the greatest American CEOs of his generation, died on Wednesday at the age of 56, after a years-long and highly public battle with cancer and other health issues.
Tributes for Steve Jobs, dead at 56
The death of Apple Inc co-founder Steve Jobs prompted an outpouring of comments and tributes from political, technology, entertainment and business leaders. A selection:
Apple's Steve Jobs, visionary leader, dead at 56
Steve Jobs, who transformed the worlds of personal computing, music and mobile phones, died on Wednesday at the age of 56 after a years-long battle with pancreatic cancer.
Obama, Gates, Zuckerberg react to Steve Jobs' death
The death of Apple co-founder and tech visionary Steve Jobs on Wednesday prompted an outpouring from public figures across the nation. Everyone from Snoop Dogg to President Barack Obama paid tribute to the man who transformed the computer and entertainment industries, and forever changed the way we consume media.
Tributes pour in for Steve Jobs
President Barack Obama joined an outpouring of tributes to Steve Jobs, calling the Apple co-founder a visionary and great American innovator.
What happens to Apple after Jobs?
Steve Jobs, Apple Inc's co-founder and former CEO who died Wednesday after a long battle with pancreatic cancer, created a series of seminal electronics products, reinvented several industries, and built Apple into a $350 billion juggernaut.
Steve Jobs may never be equaled
Passionate, prickly, and deemed irreplaceable by many Apple fans and investors, Steve Jobs made a life defying conventions and expectations.
ECB set to hold rates, boost liquidity
European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet is expected to prepare the ground for a pre-Christmas interest rate cut at his final policy meeting on Thursday and offer banks further protection against the euro zone's worsening debt storm.
Apple Founder Steve Jobs dies
-- The Apple chairman and former Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs passed away on Wednesday after a long struggle with pancreatic cancer. He was 56 years old, reported China's Xinhua news agency. Steve's brilliance, passion and energy were the source of countless innovations that enrich and improve all of our lives, Apple said in a statement. The world is immeasurably better because of Stev...
Midwest Tops 'America’s Most Dangerous Cities'
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Oracle poised to expand cloud offerings
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Tax on Rich will Pay for Obama Jobs Plan: Democrats
Senate Democrats want to hit millionaires with a 5 percent surcharge on their taxes to pay for President Barack Obama's $447 billion jobs program, but the plan seems to be going nowhere in the divided Congress.
Apple's Steve Jobs, visionary leader, dead at 56
Steve Jobs, who transformed the worlds of personal computing, music and mobile phones, died on Wednesday at the age of 56 after a years-long battle with pancreatic cancer.
Tax the rich gets backing from some industry chiefs
Captains of Google, Bank of America and Citicorp say they are ready to pay higher taxes, as long as Congress uses the money to get the U.S. economy back on its feet.
Solyndra probe excludes top Bay Area prosecutor
The top prosecutor for Northern California won't participate in a criminal investigation of failed solar energy company Solyndra because of ties to a law firm involved in the case.
Slurred Michael Jackson voice fills LA courtroom
Disturbing sounds and images from Michael Jackson's life and death played a key role on Wednesday in the manslaughter trial of his doctor, with jurors hearing a recording of the self-styled King of Pop speaking in a slurred voice and viewing a photo of his dead body.
Cantlay ready for Tiger pairing to cap golden 2011 season
Having already reached lofty heights on the golf course this year, American Patrick Cantlay has savored the prospect of playing in the company of Tiger Woods at this week's Frys.com Open.
Dawn Hudson: New Academy Museum on Fast Track
The new Academy museum could open in the old May Company building at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art as soon as three years from now, Academy CEO Dawn Hudson told TheWrap on Wednesday.
Bank of America blames online slowness on upgrade
Bank of America Corp said an ongoing upgrade and heavy traffic was behind six days of problems with its banking website, easing concerns about possible hacking.
Cinemark theaters loses another ruling
It's now David 2, Goliath 0.
Jennifer Aniston says not desperate for a baby
Jennifer Aniston says she has no desperation to start a family, following rampant media speculation that she is already pregnant.
Wall Street protest grows as unions swell ranks
Thousands of anti-Wall Street demonstrators converged on New York's financial district on Wednesday, their ranks swelled by nurses, transit workers and other union members joining the protest over economic inequality and the power of U.S. financial institutions.
Texting while driving doubles reaction time: study
Texting, or emailing, while driving doubles reaction time and makes drivers more likely to miss a flashing light, according to new research.