TI forecasts modest third quarter
Texas Instruments Inc gave a lukewarm outlook for the current quarter, suggesting that back-to-school sales of computers and other consumer electronics would be weaker than normal.
Michael Jackson family members plan tribute concert
Several members of Michael Jackson's family unveiled plans on Monday for a tribute concert to the late King of Pop, but performers were unnamed leading to a less-than-thrilling announcement for the "Thriller" singer.
NFL saves billions by rescuing season
Nothing draws U.S. television viewers like American football, so the labor agreement reached between National Football League (NFL) players and owners on Monday was a win for everyone, market experts said.
Back to business for NFL as labor dispute settled
The National Football League (NFL) and its players ended their months-long row over how to carve up their financial empire Monday by agreeing to a multi-billion dollar, 10-year deal.
New York scheme for 143,000 kids to work off library fines: Read
The New York Public Library will waive the outstanding fines of up to 143,000 city children currently barred from borrowing new items on the condition they do one thing: read.
Baidu's Q3 view outpaces Street view, shares jump
Baidu Inc forecast revenue well ahead of Wall Street's expectations as major advertisers shrugged off fears of a Chinese economic slowdown, and its shares rose 7 percent.
Timberlake to Gaga: Hollywood courts social media
When you think of Bono or Lady Gaga, the term Silicon Valley entrepreneur hardly springs to mind.
Amid dueling debt plans, Obama to address nation
Top U.S. lawmakers dueled with diverging debt plans on Monday that offered little compromise and raised the threat of a ratings downgrade and national default as President Barack Obama prepared to address Americans on the impasse.
Debt standoff drags down stocks, drives wary mood
Stocks dipped on Monday as lawmakers remained in a standoff over raising the debt ceiling to avoid default, but investors were convinced a compromise will be reached before next week's critical deadline.
Drought Wreaks Havoc in Horn of Africa (Photos)
The worst drought in 60 years in the Horn of Africa has sparked a severe food crisis and high malnutrition rates, with parts of Kenya and Somalia experiencing pre-famine conditions, according to a United Nations report.
Baidu Q2 beats Wall Street
Chinese search engine Baidu Inc reported quarterly revenue that beat market expectations after advertisers shrugged off fears of a Chinese economic slowdown, pushing its shares up 7 percent after the bell.
Airlines raise fares as taxes lapse
Many airlines have raised fares in recent days to take advantage of a lapse in U.S. ticket tax collection after Congress failed last week to fully fund the Federal Aviation Administration budget, but passengers are not likely to notice any price difference.
AIG says workers compensation deal gets preliminary approval
A court has given preliminary approval to a deal settling claims that American International Group Inc under-reported its workers' compensation market share to get out of tax obligations.
2012 Presidential Run: Tough Way Waiting for Sarah Palin
Sarah Palin is trending, whether it is glamor, charm or anything that gains grounds in today's world. But it will not undermine her candidacy for a presidential run in the United States, as long as her attitude and intent to work in the best interests of the people are kept intact.
Redskins, Jets Rumors: Santonio Holmes to Washington
The Washington Redskins may be targeting one of the best free agent wide receivers on the market in New York Jets' Santonio Holmes.
Latest: Evil Villains and Heroes of 'The Dark Knight Rises' (Photos)
All the wheels are rolling with Christopher Nolan's latest Batman trilogy The Dark Knight Rises. The recent new casting of Christopher Judge has had fans guessing which role he will play. No confirmation yet whether he will portray a villain or hero in an already exciting list of Batman characters in production. The latest teaser trailer showcased more images of the dark knight along with his arch nemesis Bane.
NASA Heads to Mars' Gale Crater in Search of Life and Water [VIDEO]
NASA has chosen a landing site for its next Mars rover with the goal of seeking more signs of life and historical water on the planet. Scientists have long known that Mars is home to a few patches of carbonates -- minerals that form readily in large bodies of water -- but they suspect that many more carbonates may be hidden beneath layers of the Red planet.
Mexican Papayas Recalled, Linked to Salmonella Outbreak in 23 States
So far, there have been 97 reported cases of illness resulting from an outbreak of Salmonella Agona, ten of which involved individuals being hospitalized, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said.
Options investors hope for more Netflix gains
Options investors appear to be betting that Netflix Inc , already up more than 60 percent this year, will continue its rise after its earnings report later in the day.
Debt standoff pressures stocks, drives wary mood
Stocks dipped on Monday as lawmakers remained in a standoff over raising the debt ceiling to avoid default, but investors were convinced a compromise will be reached before next week's critical deadline.
Automakers gun for healthcare savings in UAW talks
Worried about its rising healthcare costs, General Motors Co tried several years ago to buy a bar adjacent to its Janesville, Wisconsin assembly plant so it could eliminate a source of junk food and alcohol.
Winehouse autopsy fails to determine cause of death
A post mortem examination on British singer Amy Winehouse, who died at the weekend, failed to determine how she died and more toxicology tests are being carried out, with the results expected in two to four weeks, police said on Monday.
Season Saved! NFL Players, Owners Strike Deal to End Lockout
The National Football League (NFL) and players have agreed to terms on Monday to end their four-month-old lockout and ensure America's most popular sport will go ahead as planned next season.
AOL's top advertising executive to leave company
AOL Inc's top advertising executive will leave the company as part of a revamping designed to turn around its advertising sales, AOL's chief executive told employees on Monday.
Rival U.S. debt plans pushed as deadline looms
Lawmakers were locked in a standoff on Monday over dueling debt plans that offered little prospect for compromise, increasing the threat of a ratings downgrade and national default that could sow chaos in global markets.
Analysis: Can Goldman, Morgan Stanley recover commodities moxie?
At the once-feared commodity trading arms of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley , the pressure to do better in the second half of this year has never been more intense.
Fake Chinese Apple Stores Closed Down
Two fake Apple stores shut down in Kunming while three others get to stay open.
Investors Face U.S. Default Risk With No Plan B
Not for the first time, asset managers may be playing a high-risk game as they face the threat of a U.S. debt default without concrete contingency plans.
World Watches and Hopes U.S. Will Avoid Debt 'Suicide'
Policymakers worldwide oscillated between hope and confidence on Monday that U.S. lawmakers will break a debt impasse that threatens to trigger a default and up-end global financial markets.
Best iPhone & iPad Apps for Travel
Whether you are traveling for a few hours or a few days, these Apple iPhone apps are sure to keep your trip headed in the right direction.