Behind Norway Massacre: Stories, Faces of Victims Emerge [PHOTOS]
As Norwegian police ended on Thursday a six-day search for bodies on Utoya island, they were increasingly convinced that Anders Behring Breivik alone was responsible for the terror attacks, leaving 76 dead. As a week has passed after the worst nightmare in the history of Norway since World War II, heartwrenching stories of victims are shared by friends and family of the victims.
Torrential Rain Wreaks Havoc in South Korea (Pictures)
South Korea forecasts even more rain as emergency workers are still entrenched in a battle against floods and landslides that have killed at least 41 people.
Green Bay Packer meeting festive after end to NFL lockout
The Green Bay team was just coming off a Super Bowl win over the Pittsburgh Steelers when the contract dispute between National Football League owners and players resulted in a lockout, putting the start of the next season in question.
Chad Ochocinco Traded to the Patriots
Chad Ochocinco was traded off from the Cincinnati Bengals to the New England Patriots, the National Football League's website reported on Thursday.
Nintendo shares dive on crumbling profit outlook
Nintendo Co Ltd's shares plunged on Friday, wiping off as much as $5 billion of the videogame maker's market value, after it slashed its full-year profit forecast to the lowest level in 27 years.
Japan escalates warnings on yen rise to protect recovery
Japan on Friday escalated its warning to financial markets against testing the yen's upside further, with the finance ministry signaling that Tokyo may not wait for too long with action if the currency keeps climbing.
"Infinity Symbol" Discovered in Milky Way
Astronomers discovered a twisted ring of gas that looks like an "infinity symbol", stretching past 600 light-years across the center of the Milky Way galaxy.
BSkyB spends $1.6 billion to soothe investors
BSkyB will spend 1 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) to placate investors who lost out after News Corp bowed to public fury over a hacking scandal and dropped a bid to take full control of the satellite broadcaster.
Ricoh, Vidyo in new videoconferencing deal
Video technology start-up Vidyo unveiled on Friday a deal to supply its software to Ricoh's <7752.T> new small videoconferencing offering, which it expects to significantly disrupt the $3 billion equipment market.
EADS sees higher profit in 2012 as Airbus shines
European aerospace and defense group EADS forecast a significant improvement in operating profit next year after stable earnings this year as a pickup in demand leads to a surge in orders for Airbus planes.
Arsenal Transfer News - Mata, Jagielka, Fabregas, Hazard Brothers' and Campbell
Arsenal fans will be cautiously optimistic about their fortunes for next season, if they are the sort of people who believe daily rumours.
Moody's places Spain on negative review
Rating agency Moody's Friday placed Spain on review for a possible downgrade, citing weak growth and funding pressures, hitting the euro on concerns a Greek rescue package has not laid contagion fears to rest.
Nokia slips from 1 to 3 in smartphone sales
Apple and Samsung Electronics ended struggling Nokia's 15-year reign at the top of the smartphone sales rankings in the second quarter, researchers said on Friday.
US Historian Stole Historical Documents Worth Millions of Dollars
The federal grand jury indicted esteemed Presidential historian, Barry Landau and his assistant, Jason Savedoff for stealing and selling historical documents which includes documents signed by Abraham Lincoln, speeches by Franklin D. Roosevelt and a letter from Benjamin Franklin.
Girl found suffocated was locked in box as punishment
Four adult relatives of an Arizona girl found suffocated in a storage bin have been arrested after investigators determined she was locked in the container as punishment for taking a popsicle without permission.
No sexy girls please, China tells online game fair
SHANGHAI (Reuters Life!) - Hemlines are a little longer at this year's annual online gaming fair in Shanghai, as companies take to heart a government directive against vulgarity, a Chinese newspaper reported on Friday.
Cool and Fun NASA iPhone Apps From Star Gazing To 3D Sun
All cool images of NASA at your fingertips
Moody's says it may downgrade Spain
Moody's Investors Service on Friday put the Spanish government's bond ratings on review for a possible downgrade, citing funding pressures and a precedent set by the euro zone's debt package for Greece.
EADS results beat forecasts, keeps 2011 goal
European aerospace and defense group EADS posted forecast-beating second-quarter profits and sales on Friday, amid strong demand for its Airbus aircraft, and confirmed its 2011 earnings forecast. Earnings before interest and tax rose 15 percent to 371 million euros in the three months to June 30, EADS said in a statement. Sales rose 6 percent to 12.1 billion. Net cash stood at 11 billion euros.
Samsung quarterly profit falls, warns of tough outlook
Samsung Electronics Co is relying on the booming smartphone market and its mainstay chips business to help it cope with its underperforming LCD display and TV units.
Japan escalates warning on yen rise to protect recovery
Japan escalated on Friday its warning to markets against testing the yen's upside further, with the finance ministry signaling that Tokyo may not wait for too long with action if the currency keeps climbing.
Microsoft: Tax review may have significant impact
Microsoft Corp warned on Thursday that a government review of its U.S. tax obligations in past years could significantly affect its financial statements if not resolved in its favor.
Samsung Q2 profit sags as flat screen posts losses
Samsung Electronics Co, the world's top memory chipmaker, reported a 25 percent fall in quarterly profit as its flat screen business posted a second consecutive quarterly loss, overshadowing strong profit growth from handset sales.
Nintendo shares hit after 1st quarterly loss
Shares of Nintendo Co Ltd fell over 20 percent in early trade on Friday, a day after the videogame maker slashed its full-year profit forecast far below market expectations after reporting its first-ever quarterly operating loss.
Samsung Q2 profit falls, warns of tough outlook
Samsung Electronics Co, the world's top memory chip maker, reported a 25 percent drop in quarterly profit, hit by losses in its flat screen business, overshadowing strong profit growth from mobile phone sales.
House Postpones Debt Ceiling Vote
House Speaker John Boehner has postponed a vote on a debt ceiling increase late Thursday.
Google+: 10 Ways to Battle Facebook for Business and Reverse Traffic Slump
Google+'s blistering pace of growth has resulted in 20 million users and already has garnered enough traffic to earn a rank as the 42nd most visited social network website. The success has prompted rival Facebook to respond and they did just that with the quiet release of 'Facebook for Business.'
Lee DeWyze Engaged to Jonna Walsh
America Idol winner Lee Wyze is engaged to actress Jonna Walsh. He proposed to his girl on July 16 on a private yacht over champagne during a fireworks show at Disney World.
Texas Mom Abandons Her Baby to Work in Strip Club
A Texas mother who abandoned her five-day-old son was arrested at a strip club where she was seeking a job.
Motorola product delays, tablet price to hurt Q3
Motorola Mobility warned that its third-quarter profit would miss expectations due to a long delay of a key smartphone launch and a tablet computer price cut, sending its shares down 4 percent.