Burt Reynolds May Lose Home in Fla. Court
Actor Burt Reynolds may lose his home in foreclosure.
GameStop's profit falls on weak sales, shares drop
Video game retailer GameStop Corp said on Thursday that its quarterly profit fell as sales of video game hardware and software products underperformed, sending its shares down more than 5 percent.
Mosaid deal would create global patent power: WiLan
A proposed combination of two Canadian patent licensing companies will make it easier to extract lucrative licensing deals from technology giants, would-be buyer WiLan said on Thursday.
AIG, banks say class-action group too large
Bailed-out insurer American International Group and dozens of banks have filed motions in federal court to block a proposed nationwide class-action suit against them over AIG's 2008 near-collapse.
America's Most and Least Trusted Celebrities
America's Most and Least Trusted Celebrities
Ron Howard Continuing Plans for 'Dark Tower' Films
Fans of the Stephen King Dark Tower series may have more hope to see the film adaptation come to fruition.
HP nears PC spinoff, $10 billion Autonomy buy: sources
Hewlett-Packard Co is close to a deal to buy British software company Autonomy for $10 billion and will announce on Thursday a long-rumored spinoff of its PC division, the world's largest, two sources familiar with the company's plans said.
Wall Street drops as economic, European worries weigh
Stocks sank on Thursday as data fueled worries the economy was weakening and bank shares tumbled on fears the European financial crisis could spread havoc to other parts of the world.
SABMiller's Fosters bid loan totals $12.5 billion
Global brewer SABMiller is raising a $12.5 billion syndicated loan to back its hostile bid for Fosters , banking sources said on Thursday.
Patent firm Mosaid urges caution on WiLan offer
Mosaid Technologies asked shareholders on Thursday to take no action on an unsolicited C$480 million ($490 million) offer from rival patent firm WiLan, the latest sign of swelling global interest in increasingly valuable patents.
AT&T Forcing Consumer to Choose Unlimited Texting or Pay-Per-Message
AT&T is getting rid of low-end texting plans, opting for an all or nothing model.
Mosquitoes' Built Up Resistance to Bednets Stirs Malaria Worries
Despite decades of efforts to beat it with insecticides, indoor spraying, bed nets and combination drugs, malaria still kills nearly 800,000 people each year, most of them babies and young children in sub-Saharan Africa.
Fed's Dudley says risk of recession quite low
Despite anemic growth so far this year, the risk of a double-dip recession is quite low, a top Federal Reserve policymaker said on Thursday.
AT&T Trims Texting Plans to Unlimited Or Pay-Per-Text, August 21
AT&T has confirmed Thursday that it will force customers into all-or-nothing texting option.AT&T users have so far enjoyed an option for $10 plan of 1,000 messages per month, which will be removed in three days.
Existing home sales fell 3.5 percent in July
Existing home sales unexpectedly dropped in July as cancellations of pending contracts continued to depress buying activity.
NYSE braces for volatile open
The New York Stock Exchange and NYSE Amex Cash Markets on Thursday invoked a rule to smooth trading at the market open, as futures pointed to a sharp drop in the major indexes.
Wall Street tumbles on renewed bank worries
U.S. stocks tumbled 3 percent in early trading on Thursday, weighed down by bank shares, as a report that regulators were intensifying their review of European banks' U.S. units shook up investors.
Analysis: China steps up iron ore drive in Africa
A bold push by China into iron ore projects in Africa and elsewhere will increase its access to supply and may help moderate prices but will only slowly reduce its dependence on the three companies that dominate the market.
James Murdoch did not cover up Goodman details: law firm
News Corp executive James Murdoch did not try to cover up the truth by blacking out sections of an incriminating letter written by disgraced News of the World royal reporter Clive Goodman, lawyers acting for the company said Thursday.
Wall St dives on economic, European worries
Stocks dropped sharply on Thursday as data fueled worries the economy was weakening and bank shares tumbled on fears the European financial crisis could spread havoc to other parts of the world.
Dota 2 Beta Signup, Live Tournament and New Trailer Are Here! [VIDEO]
As Dota 2 tournament at the Gamescom 2011 heats up, the end of the giant game event will be followed by the beta release of Dota 2, starting from an invitation-based service moving to a public beta.
Tampa School Bomb Plot Averted, Suspect's Friend Said There Were Signs
Nicolette French, a friend of Jared Cano, the 17-year-old boy accused of planning an attack on a Florida high school, told MyFoxTampaBay.com that the suspect told her that he aspired to another Columbine. The girl described Cano as kind of off and said that he sporadically talked about news that there was another Columbine thing going on at Tampa Bay Tech, or one of those other schools, MyFoxTampaBay.com reported.
Exxon sues government over lucrative canceled Gulf leases
Exxon Mobil Corp sued the government to reverse a decision by the Department of the Interior to cancel offshore oil and gas leases estimated to yield tens of billions of dollars of oil.
Barclays cuts price targets of U.S. auto companies
Barclays Capital cut price targets on several U.S. auto companies including Ford Motor and GM after the recent pullback in their shares.
Dow Theory: Sell Stocks Now
The Dow Theory confirms what the market is demonstrating today: It’s time to sell stocks as the economy barrels towards another recession
Fed concerned about European banks' U.S. units: report
The Federal Reserve Bank is taking a closer look at the U.S. units of Europe's biggest banks, concerned that a euro zone debt crisis could spill into the U.S. banking system, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Seven Dead, 40 Injured in Terrorist Attack on Border of Egypt and Israel
At least six people died and 25 others were injured Thursday in a three-stage terrorist attack along Israel's border with Egypt. The attack was initiated when terrorists opened fire at an Egged bus on Road 12 near Eilat, Israel's southernmost city.
5 Motorola Android Phones that Can Increase Google's Reach
Along with a portfolio of 17,000 patents, Google also stands to acquire a profile of super Android devices from its $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility.
U.S. jobless claims up, gasoline lifts consumer prices
The number of Americans claiming new jobless benefits rose last week and consumer prices increased at the fastest pace in four months in July, highlighting the challenges facing the Federal Reserve.
From Ice Age to hyper-inflation with SocGen bear
Three months ago, with the Federal Reserve nearing the end of its second major stimulus program and inflation pressures on the rise, Albert Edwards' bond market view stood out from the crowd.