Synaptics new CEO hopes to bring the growth touch
Synaptics Inc expects to return to revenue growth as the maker of touchpads for PCs shifts focus to touchscreen chips used in tablets and smartphones, its newly appointed CEO said.
Sunny Meredith, victim, forgotten at Italy trial
Four years after her brutal murder, British student Meredith Kercher has been virtually forgotten as the media spotlight shifted to Amanda Knox, the fresh-faced American girl appealing against her conviction for killing her.
Real Housewife Jacqueline Laurita Quits; Is It Over Stripper Setup?
The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Jacqueline Laurita announced on Twitter that she was done with the show after one of her fellow castmates got set up.
Italian court clears Amanda Knox of murder
An Italian court cleared 24-year-old American Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend of the 2007 killing of British student Meredith Kercher and ordered they be freed on Monday after nearly four years in prison for a crime they always denied committing.
Amanda Knox Acquitted Of Murder, Sexual Assault
American student Amanda Knox has been acquitted by an Italian appeals court of murdering and sexually assaulting her roommate Meredith Kercher.
Auto sales rebound, allaying recession fear
U.S. auto sales rose almost 10 percent in September, allaying concerns of a double-dip recession as major automakers forecast stronger sales through the remainder of the year.
Banks pull Wall Street to 13-month low on Europe fears
Stocks slumped in heavy volume to a 13-month low on Monday as investors dumped bank shares on fears that Greece's worsening financial crisis could cause a large European lender to fail.
Phuket Vegetarian Festival 2011 Begins [Graphic Photos]
Devotees stab knives, umbrellas, and other objects through their cheek in honor of the Phuket Vegetarian Festival now underway in Thailand.
Greek gloom shakes global markets, troubles lenders
Greece's admission that it will miss its fiscal deficit target this year, despite ever deeper cost-cutting measures, provoked a sharp sell-off in stock markets on Monday and raised new doubts over a planned second international bailout.
Greek economy stuck in recession, complicating fiscal drive
Greece will remain trapped in recession next year, threatening the country's efforts to cut deficits and claw its way out of a debt crisis shaking the euro zone, budget figures showed Monday.
Dexia summons board after concerns smash shares
Franco-Belgian financial group Dexia called an emergency board meeting on Monday after concerns about its exposure to Greece and a Moody's warning about its liquidity position raised pressure on Belgium and France to act.
iPhone 5 and iOS 5 Combo Can Kill Android: Top 10 Reasons Why
10 iPhone 5 features and iOS 5 functions that can deliver the killer blow to Android smartphones
Rhapsody snaps up Napster to build market share
Two of the longest-running names in digital music, Rhapsody and Napster, are combining in a bid to grow market share and stay ahead of newer rivals like Spotify, Rdio and MOG.
Bank stocks drop on fears of European contagion
Large U.S. bank stocks fell sharply on Monday on concerns that lenders like Citigroup Inc and Morgan Stanley may face more earnings setbacks from the debt crisis in Europe.
September auto sales up, allaying fears of recession
Major automakers posted double-digit percentage U.S. sales gains for September in a rebound that General Motors Co said showed the economy was likely to steer clear of a double-dip recession.
Banks drag Wall Street to 13-month low on Europe fears
Stocks slumped in heavy volume to a 13-month low on Monday as investors dumped bank shares on fears that Greece's worsening financial crisis could cause a large European lender to fail.
Feel-good Jets offer NHL upbeat start to new season
The re-launch of the Winnipeg Jets offers a feel-good story to start the 2011-12 National Hockey League (NHL) campaign and help push back dark clouds that hovered over the hockey world after a grim offseason.
California's prison needs to attract investors
The Golden State may be ushering in a golden era for investing in jails.
HP closes Autonomy deal
Hewlett-Packard completed its $12 billion buy of British software firm Autonomy on Monday, the centerpiece of a botched strategy shift that cost ex-chief executive Leo Apotheker his job last month.
Fox News Channel marks 15 years, still the underdog
The Fox News Channel marks its 15th anniversary this week having changed the face of television news in the United States, yet still considering itself an underdog.
Starbucks New Job Creation Fund Follows Trend of Corporate Giving
Starbucks announced Monday that it was teaming up with Opportunity Finance Network to launch Create Jobs for USA, which will pool donations for Starbucks customers, partners (employees) and concerned citizens into a nationwide fund for community business lending. This follows a trend that other companies, such as McDonald's, have taken to give back to the community while also boosting sales .
On Supreme Court's slate: foul language, butt shots on TV
The Supreme Court is back, and it's got Cher swearing.
Revealing health details unwarranted: Rajaratnam
Convicted hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam refuses to publicly reveal details of his medical ailments as demanded by U.S. prosecutors before a judge sentences him for insider trading, his lawyers said on Monday.
Kodak creditors talking to advisers: sources
Investors in Eastman Kodak debt have been talking to law firms and restructuring advisory firms as the company looks at its own strategic options, according to an analyst and a source close to the creditors.
AOL unveils web shows from Jennifer Lopez, Mark Burnett
AOL unveiled a slate of 15 web series on Monday boasting partnerships with the likes of Michael Eisner's Vuguru and Mark Burnett.
Cap-and-Trade Proceeds in California, Governor Signs Solar Bills
California's Air Resources Board (CARB) can proceed with implementation of the state's cap-and-trade program, a Supreme Court judge ruled Wednesday.
Canada wants BoC's Carney to be next FSB head
Canada wants its central bank governor, Mark Carney, to become head of the Financial Stability Board, the country's finance minister said on Monday days after a highly publicized clash between Carney and one of the world's most powerful bankers.
Grand jury indicts 55 for $250 million in tax scams
A U.S. grand jury has indicted 55 people for participating in scams that tried to bilk the U.S. government out of more than $250 million in undeserved tax refunds, U.S. prosecutors in California said on Monday.
'Arrested Development': 13 Things We Learned at the Bluth Family Reunion
The big news from the Bluth Family Reunion panel at the New Yorker Festival was series creator Mitch Hurwitz's announcement of an Arrested Development return to TV before the long-anticipated movie.
Westinghouse Solar CEO expects profit next year
Westinghouse Solar Inc expects to start posting profits next year after years of losses, as a deal to buy cheaper solar panels should help it cut prices and increase sales, its chief executive told Reuters.