Miss Universe 2011: Did Some Contestants Stir Up A Skimpy Wardrobe Debate?
With an estimated global audience of a billion people, The Miss Universe 2011 beauty pageant, the contestants for the 2011 Miss Universe pageant have arrived in Sao Paulo, Brazil for the 60th anniversary of the Miss Universe pageant on Monday night.
15 Years Later: Fans, Rappers Still Remember 2Pac
2Pac died 15 years ago today as fans and fellow rappers still remember his legacy.
Wall Street higher on big-cap techs
Stocks rose on Tuesday led by big-cap technology shares, but continued uncertainty over how European leaders would alleviate Greece's simmering debt crisis capped gains.
Former MI5 Chief Justifies Dialogue with Gadhafi
Terming the dialogue initiated by the British government with Colonel Gaddafi in 2003 as right decision, the former MI5 chief Lady Eliza Manningham-Buller today acknowledged that though it was difficult, but the decision to engage in dialogue with Gaddafi in 2003 was right.
Best Buy misses estimates; shares fall
Best Buy Co Inc's reported lower-than-expected quarterly results as shoppers held off on buying televisions and other nonessential items in the anemic U.S. economy, and its shares fell nearly 8 percent.
Italy under pressure as debt worries grow
Italy had to pay record interest to sell its bonds on Tuesday as it raced to calm market fears that it was losing control of a huge public debt and could trigger a crisis that threatened the euro zone.
Perez Hilton launches celebrity family website
Hollywood blogger Perez Hilton is in a family way, sort of.
Snapshot: U.S. alarmed about euro zone, Greek default talk grows
Alarm is growing in the United States at Europe's inability to solve its debt crisis and talk of a full-on Greek default is on the rise. Following are the key events and developments on Tuesday.
'SpongeBob' TV Show Still in Hot Water for Kids' Low Attention Spans
Nickelodeon's SpongeBob SquarePants, was recently the target of a study published Monday, which suggested that the hit animated TV series may be rotting your four-year-old's brains by lowering their attention spans.
Wall St set for slightly lower open on euro zone woes
Wall Street stocks were set for a slightly lower open on Tuesday as continued uncertainty over plans to stem the escalating debt crisis in Europe kept investors on edge.
Best Buy backs outlook despite weak quarter
Best Buy Co Inc's reported lower-than-expected quarterly results on weak demand for televisions, but stood by its fiscal-year revenue outlook.
Miss Universe 2011 Leila Lopes Prides 'Inner Beauty' [PHOTOS&VIDEO]
What Miss Universe 2011 considers as the key to her victory was, as a lesson for women across the globe, her inner beauty and principles.
Merkel warns on Greece, Obama voices U.S. alarm
German Chancellor Angela Merkel sought on Tuesday to quash talk of an imminent Greek default as the United States voiced concern at the euro zone's inability to stem its debt crisis.
Italy pays heavily at debt sale, concerns mount
Stock futures see-saw on Franco-German uncertainty
Stock index futures see-sawed on Tuesday as continued uncertainty over plans to stem the escalating debt crisis in Europe kept investors nervous.
HP extends $11.2 billion Autonomy offer
Hewlett-Packard has extended the deadline for its $11.2 billion takeover of British software company Autonomy, with analysts predicting the U.S. firm is on course to succeed.
IEA cuts oil demand growth forecasts for 2011, 2012
World oil consumption will increase more slowly than expected this year and next as the pace of global economic growth eases, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday.
Fiat-Chrysler CEO: Euro System Could Go Off the Rails
Fiat and Chrysler chief executive Sergio Marchionne said the euro single currency system could be derailed unless European leaders resolved the debt crisis.
S&P 500 futures off on doubt over Italy bond deal
Stock index futures fell on Tuesday after reports cast doubt on a possible deal for China to buy Italian debt, heightening concerns about the fiscal crisis in Europe.
Analysis: Trading bonanza masks perils for exchanges
Frantic trading as Europe struggles with its debt crisis is providing a brief shot in the arm for stock exchanges, but won't immunize their hefty valuations from fierce competition when the volumes abate.
Will Microsoft Windows 8 Revolutionize Tablet Market?
Microsoft is all set to release its next generation windows—Windows 8 with its eyes firmly set on the tablet market.
Italy confirms China meeting as debt pressure mounts
Italian Economy Minister Giulio Tremonti met Chinese officials last week, a Treasury spokesman said on Tuesday after the Financial Times reported that Rome had asked China to buy significant quantities of its debt.
401(k) break at risk as policymakers mull retirement shift
U.S. retirement programs could look different if a grand deficit-cutting bargain is struck in upcoming negotiations.
Can New Chief Restore People’s Trust in London Metropolitan Police?
Tough guy and known for his hard-hitting approach towards advocates of crime, Bernard Hogan-Howe yesterday has been appointed as the new Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service.
Nintendo faces end of era after 3DS flop
Nintendo's attempt to rescue its failed 3DS handheld games gadget failed to dispel market gloom, triggering a 5 percent share slide and stoking deep worries for an iconic brand desperate to win back users.
Fiat CEO says euro system could go off the rails
Fiat chief executive Sergio Marchionne said the euro single currency system could go off the rails unless European leaders effectively resolve the current debt crisis.
Superstar Rajinikanth’s Family Upset over Move to Make Biopic on Him
Tamil superstar Rajinikanth's family has reportedly expressed unhappiness over Atul Agnihotri's move to produce a biopic on the actor.
Merkel warns against Greek default, euro exit
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Tuesday that Europe was doing everything in its power to prevent Greece from defaulting on its debt and cautioned that an exit from the euro zone would unleash domino effects and should be avoided at all costs.
Italy asks China to buy its bonds: reports
Italy has asked China to buy Italian debt as the euro zone's third-largest economy struggles to convince markets it can manage its debt load, media reports said.
Former World Series MVP Manny Ramirez Arrested on Battery Charges
Manny Ramirez, the 2004 World Series MVP, was arrested on Monday in his South Florida home on charges of domestic violence. The retired Dominican-American professional baseball outfielder was charged with battery.