Wall Street drops on weak German data
Stocks fell in early trading on Tuesday after three days of gains as data showed sluggish German growth hobbled the euro zone, rekindling fears of a stagnant global economy.
America?s Hottest Investment? The Multi-Family House
Risk-averse real estate investors are flocking to multi-family dwellings to wait out the economic slump.
Arsenal Vs Udinese Preview - Champions League Qualifier
Having lost their captain Cesc Fabregas, who stood for everything good about the club, Arsenal will attempt to bounce back and secure a place in the group stages of the UEFA Champions League as they take on Udinese in the first of a two-legged encounter at the Emirates.
Move over Tom Cruise, Robots Can Now do Mission Impossible (VIDEO)
A research team from Universite Libre de Bruxelles in Belgium won an award for its swarmanoid, a group of three types of robots.
Hidden Cameras Catch Rare Shots of 105 Species in 7 Countries [PHOTOS]
See an incredible set of snapshots of rare mammals revealed Tuesday by a group of international scientists captured with camera-traps earlier this week, offering a global view of declining mammal populations.
Cancer-Spreading Protein JAK Offers Clues For New Drugs: Study
A protein called JAK was identified as a helper for the cancer cell to spread out of tumor into other parts of the body - a discovery that offers clues for new drugs to prevent cancers spreading.
Facebook Finds no Facebook in Celgia Contract
Facebook says it has found the ?authentic contract? that seeks half ownership of Facebook, signed by Mark Zuckerberg and Paul Ceglia the New York man who sued Facebook in July 2010.
Wall Street to resume slide as German economy stalls
Stocks were set to open lower on Tuesday after three days of gains as data showed sluggish German growth hobbled the euro zone, rekindling fears over a stagnant global economy.
Buffett and the Rest of America Should Listen to Steve Forbes
If only America had listened to Forbes and sent him to the Oval Office. Instead, America is now buckling under the weight of a socialist, Big Government president who is taxing us into oblivion.
Google's Motorola bet to reshape Asian phone makers
Asian handset makers using Google Inc's Android operating system might turn to rival platforms such as Microsoft Corp's Windows after Google upended the mobile landscape with its $12.5 billion bid for Motorola Mobility Holdings.
Jay-Z, Not The King of Hip Hop According to Rolling Stone...Who Is?
"Watch the Throne" artist, Jay-Z, was crowned the Hip Hop Cash King by Forbes for 2011. He earned $37 million offer the past year. It is the fourth time in five years that he has taken the number one position on the list. However, in a recent ranking by Rolling Stone, our man Jigga, is not on top.
Motorola Capitalizes on Google's Patent Dilemma
The timing of the acquisition suggests that Google's move was more an act of desperation rather than a planned strategic move
Housing starts fall less than expected in July
Housing starts fell less than expected in July as builders broke ground on new multifamily units likely to meet demand for rental apartments, while permits for future construction dropped.
Top 20 Managers of Pension Fund Alternative Investments
Half of the assets managed by the world?s largest money managers are now pension fund assets.
Tabloid reporter implicates senior Murdoch executives
Phone hacking was widely discussed at editorial meetings at Rupert Murdoch's News of the World, the reporter who was blamed as the sole culprit said in a letter which threatened to undermine repeated denials by senior News Corp executives.
Steve Jobs Biography 'Ready' to Arrive in November
The first authorized biography of Apple?s CEO, Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson, is set to arrive on Nov. 21, 2011, pushed up by five months.
Arsenal News - Van Persie Made New Arsenal Captain
Arsenal have made Robin Van Persie the club's new captain, following the departure of Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona, and Thomas Vermaelen will assist the Dutchman.
UK parliamentary body likely to recall James Murdoch
A British parliamentary committee investigating phone hacking at a now defunct UK tabloid paper is very likely to recall News Corp executive James Murdoch in person after receiving further statements that cast doubt on his previous testimony.
Home Depot flexes muscles against Lowe's
Home Depot Inc , the world's largest home improvement chain, raised its fiscal-year profit forecast for the second time in three months on Tuesday as timely promotions and renewed focus on cheaper products helped it gain market share from rival Lowe's Cos Inc .
Liverpool Transfer Rumours - Shawcross, Meireles, Cole, Poulsen and McCourt
With fitness concerns regarding his side's defenders, Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish will attempt to kill two birds with one stone as he looks to sign Stoke captain Ryan Shawcross with a cash-plus-player deal involving unwanted midfielder Christian Poulsen.
How Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Cheated Apple's Ban?
Samsung in the Netherlands is rolling out Galaxy Tab 10.1, which is otherwise banned in Europe after Apple won an injunction against Samsung for violating its intellectual rights to its iPad.
Chelsea Transfer Rumours - Nasri, Modric, Meireles, Elia and Anelka
Chelsea are in the thick of a bunch of juicy rumours including Samir Nasri, Luka Modric and Raul Meireles.
SpaceX Ushers in an Age of Private Space Travel
Since NASA has retired its space shuttle program, a private rocket company has stepped in to fill the gap and is in the process of readying a capsule for a liftoff to deliver cargo to the International Space Station.
Selloff raises stakes in Sarkozy-Merkel euro zone talks
The leaders of France and Germany face a stark choice in talks on Tuesday over whether to begin steering the embattled euro zone toward closer fiscal union or risk watching the bloc unravel.
Beware, Too Much TV Might Be Injurious To Health
Researchers estimate that every hour an adult spends watching TV, their life expectancy shortens by almost 22 minutes. Watching TV for six hours a day can cut short one's life by five years.
Euro zone second-quarter GDP growth slows
The euro zone economy grew less than forecast in the second quarter, held back by a sluggish performance in Germany and stagnation in France, data from the European statistics agency showed on Tuesday.
German growth slows in Q2, outlook clouds
German growth slowed to its weakest quarterly rate since 2009 between April and June, data showed, fuelling concerns a worsening outlook in the euro zone and beyond will hobble the region's powerhouse economy.
Stock futures signal retreat for equities
Stock index futures pointed to a weaker open for equities on Wall Street on Tuesday, with futures for the S&P 500, for the Dow Jones and for the Nasdaq 100 down 0.6 to 1.0 percent.
Google's bold Motorola bet to reshape Asian phone makers
Asian handset makers using Google's Android operating system might turn to rival platforms such as Microsoft's Windows after Google upended the mobile landscape by buying Motorola Mobility Holdings for $12.5 billion.
Anonymous Protests Shut Down SF Stations: Cell Phones Still Working
Anonymous supporters gathered at a San Francisco subway station Monday protesting against BART?s shut down of cell phone services last week.