Brine-injected Meat 40 Percent Salt Water: USDA
The U.S. Department of Agriculture said Friday that brine-injected meat is composed of 40 percent salt water and proposed a rule that would require companies to disclose this information. Currently, raw meat and poultry products that contain added solutions such as water, teriyaki sauce, salt, or a mixture thereof may have the same name on their labels as products that do not contain added solutions, said a USDA statement Friday.
Verizon iPhone sales dash hopes; shares fall
Verizon Communications may have the iPhone, but the blockbuster smartphone has yet to pay off in its battle against AT&T Inc.
Oopsie! Forklift Spills More than $1 Million of Wine
It's not an easy job to get wine into a bottle. Yet as one Australian vintner was told in a difficult phone call, that hard work can quickly be undone by a malfunction.
Stan Lee reveals details of new comic Seekers
Comic book legend Stan Lee on Friday revealed details of his new web-based, digital series The Seekers, saying it is set in modern times on an Earth in danger of imminent destruction.
What is Certain and Uncertain About Apple's Mac OS X Lion and MacBook Air ?
Apple has perfected the art of maintaining silence over product release dates even when it is in duress from guessed dates provided by media and analysts who toy with customer expectations.
Reasons Why an Apple iPhone 3GS Can Beat Samsung Galaxy S2, Droid Bionic or HTC Sensation
Reasons why merely comparing iPhone on the basis of specifications with Android superphones is myopic.
Russia backs Assange for Nobel, Oslo applauds pro-democracy activist Liu
Russia, which boycotted the Nobel ceremony on Friday, suggested that the Norwegian Committee should award a peace prize to Julian Assange. In an unusual move, Moscow called upon Rights group to rally support for the whistle-blower. Meanwhile, snubbing the communist China, the Nobel Prize committee has called for the immediate release of jailed Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo.
Oslo Explosion and Shooting Rocks Norway, 17 Dead [PHOTOS]
A bomb rocked downtown Oslo Friday and a gunman opened fire on a children's camp run by Norway's Labor Party. At least seventeen people were killed in the attacks.
Jurassic Park 4 Confirmed by Spielberg
Steven Spielberg on Friday announced at Comic-Con that Jurassic Park 4 could be ready in the next two or three years,
Thomson Reuters shakes up Markets division
Thomson Reuters Corp said five more senior executives are leaving its Markets division in addition to its head Devin Wenig.
Most Distant Quasar Discovered by Astronomers
European astronomers have found the most distant and earliest quasar to date.
Court shoots down SEC shareholder election rule
An appeals court has rejected a new Securities and Exchange Commission rule intended to make it easier for shareholders to nominate directors to corporate boards.
Feeling the heat on debt, earnings
New York City may be frying in near record temperatures but Wall Street has been feeling the heat for months. Wrangling over the debt ceiling and questions marks over corporate earnings mean markets are unlikely to get a break any time soon.
Woman Uses Facbook & Twitter to Raise Money for Her Paralyzed Lion [PHOTO]
Raquel Borges embraces her paralyzed lion Ariel at the living room of veterinarian Pereira's home in Sao Paulo July 20, 2011.
Analysis: Automakers wary as economy stuck in slow gear
Each month, a dozen executives of General Motors Co gather on the 39th floor of their Detroit headquarters to survey the auto industry, the U.S. economy and how they will meet demand from customers.
Alberto Contador, Loser in Tour de France, Punches Fan (VIDEO)
Tour de France defending champion Alberto Contador, punched a fan on the climb to Alpe d' Huez, a day after losing significant time on the Galibier climb and the same day he lost the climb to Frenchman Pierre Rolland.
Facebook wins dismissal of second Winklevoss case
Facebook Inc won a dismissal of a second lawsuit by the Olympic rowing twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss seeking to boost their $65 million settlement with the company and its founder, Mark Zuckerberg.
Hacker puts admin access to government, military websites on sale
A hacker has breached several government, military and educational websites from across the globe, and put on sale the admin access to high-profile dot-gov, dot-mil, and dot-edu sites.
Search Intensifies for Missing Mother of Triplets
A massive search effort for the missing mother of triplets that disappeared almost two months ago took place Saturday. More than 200 people searched for 39-year-old Jacque Waller, who disappeared near her estranged husband's Jackson home. Her car was abandoned on Interstate 55 with a flat tire.
Earnings, hope for debt deal brighten Wall Street
Investors poured into tech shares on Friday as promising chipmaker earnings and optimism that a solution was on the horizon for the U.S. debt stalemate triggered a move into growth-oriented shares.
The Dark Knight Rises Trailer Kicks Off Year of Hype (VIDEO)
The first trailer for the The Dark Knight Rises has been released.
Anonymous Hack-tivists Claim to Steal NATO Data
Anonymous hackers say they've launched another attack, this time against the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Who Are the Anonymous NATO Hackers?
Anonymous hackers claim to have launched another attack. This time they've targeted the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
Oslo Bomb Attack: Massive Explosion Hits Norway [PHOTOS]
A massive bombing attack has hit government buildings in central Oslo on Friday.
Are the Anonymous NATO Hackers Activists?
Anonymous hackers claim to have launched another attack. This time they've targeted the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
Why Did Anonymous Hack-tivists Attack NATO?
Anonymous hackers claim to have launched another attack. This time they've targeted the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
Anonymous NATO Hackers are Activists in the Public Interest?
Anonymous hackers claim to have launched another attack. This time they've targeted the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
Seismic wallpaper may help houses through quakes
Researchers in Germany are working on a material that can keep walls from collapsing during earthquakes -- and even detect them before they happen.
Nasdaq ends up on chipmaker earnings
Investors poured into tech shares on Friday as promising chipmaker earnings and optimism a solution was on the horizon for the U.S. debt stalemate triggered a move into growth-oriented shares.
Motorola Droid 2 released, set to rival slider smartphones, iPhone 4G
The Motorola Droid 2 was announced by Verizon Wireless and will be available for pre-sale on August 11.
