Price of Gold Soars on Monday
Gold rose to a record high Monday, topping $1,600 per ounce, while concerns over mounting debt in both the United States and Europe heighten.
Airline shares fall as investors expect fall slowdown
Shares of major U.S. airlines fell to one-year lows on Monday on uncertainty over the economy and expectations that travel will slow down in the fall.
An iPad 2 for Every Pupil at UK School
A UK school said it will revolutionize learning by giving an iPad 2 to each one of its 1,400 pupils in September for the new academic year.
No More University Bookstore, Amazon Unveils Textbook Kindle Rentals
Amazon promises college students 80 percent savings with its textbook rental service.
Amazon Offers Students 80 Percent Off Textbooks for Kindle
Renting may be a cheaper option for college students and parents in a time of tight finances, with college tuition and expenses a burden for many families. Amazon.com launched Kindle textbook rentals, promising tens of thousands of textbooks at discounts of as much as 80 percent less than purchase price on Monday.
Ivanka Trump's Baby Girl Arabella Rose [PHOTOS]
Donal Trump has revealed his daughter's baby's name: Arabella Rose
Economy, PC sales, inventories dim chip outlook
Doubts about the economy and sluggish PC sales are clouding the second-half outlook for Intel and other chip makers as they prepare to unveil quarterly earnings this week.
U.S. airlines poised for profits but face headwinds
U.S. airlines have got a dependable toehold on financial stability, but the companies still face headwinds from soaring fuel prices and economic weakness that could batter bookings later this year.
Lance Armstrong Doping Saga: Armstrong Fights Back Over Leaks
The legal team for cycling superstar Lance Armstrong, who is under federal investigation for doping, has asked a U.S. judge to probe apparent leaks of secret grand jury proceedings examining the sport.
Goldman Sachs cuts U.S. second-quarter growth estimates
Goldman Sachs has cut its forecast for U.S. second-quarter growth to 1.5 percent from 2 percent, citing weak consumer spending.
Hacking feeding frenzy claims second top UK cop
Britain's most senior counter-terrorism officer quit on Monday over his role in the telephone hacking scandal engulfing Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, plunging London police into chaos a year before the city hosts the Olympic Games.
Staying Cool While Heat Wave Sizzles Across United States [PHOTOS]
On Tuesday parts of 18 states stretching from North Dakota south to Texas and east to Ohio were under a heat advisory, warning or watch, according to the National Weather Service.
Chip outlook down on economy, PC sales, inventories
Doubts about the economy and sluggish PC sales are clouding the second-half outlook for Intel and other chip makers as they prepare to unveil quarterly earnings this week.
GM will not add products solely to cut UAW deal
General Motors Co will not make any product commitments solely to achieve a deal with the United Auto Workers union in upcoming contract talks, the automaker's top labor executive said on Monday.
Books-A-Million in talks on Borders stores: sources
Borders Group Inc has entered talks to sell a small number of stores to retailer Books-A-Million Inc while hundreds of its other locations could be liquidated, according to two sources close to Borders' bankruptcy process.
General Dynamics buys cloud computing service firm
General Dynamics Corp said on Monday it acquired Network Connectivity Solutions Corp, a supplier of cloud computing and other information technology services to U.S. Department of Defense agencies.
Halliburton profit jumps on strong U.S. demand
Halliburton Co , the world's second-largest oilfield services company, reported a forecast-topping 54 percent jump in profit on Monday as a U.S. onshore drilling boom showed no sign of cooling off.
Lakers: Lamar Odom involved in serious car crash
Los Angeles Lakers forward Lamar Odom was involved in a car crash in Queens, New York last week. Odom was a passenger in the car riding in the back seat, when his chauffeur crashed into a motorcyclist and a pedestrian.
'Dark Knight Rises' Trailer: What Does it Mean? (VIDEO)
The slow build to the release of the final Christopher Nolan Batman film has begun.
Hope Solo is not Brandi Chastain, US Women’s Soccer World Cup
In the end, Hope Solo is not the Brandi Chastain of the new generation of soccer fans. Solo, the goalie of the US team, allowed 2 goals in the women's soccer World Cup Finals and 3 shootout goals, as Japan beat the US 2-2 (3-1) in a shootout.
Second top UK policeman quits in hacking case
The News Corp phone hacking probe claimed its second senior police scalp in less than 24 hours when the London force's Assistant Commissioner John Yates resigned Monday.
Second police chief quits as scandal pressures Cameron
A second senior British policeman resigned Monday over the corruption scandal that has engulfed Rupert Murdoch's global media empire and forced Prime Minister David Cameron to defend his own position.
'Dark Knight Rises' Trailer: An Epic Disappointment [VIDEO]
Batman returns in The Dark Knight Rises official teaser trailer has been released.
U.S. Women’s Soccer World Cup: Hope Solo is not Brandi Chastain
In the end, Hope Solo is not the Brandi Chastain of the new generation of soccer fans. Solo, the goalie of the US team, allowed 2 goals in the women's soccer World Cup Finals and 3 shootout goals, as Japan beat the US 2-2 (3-1) in a shootout.
Bane! High Def Teaser Trailer for 'Dark Knight Rises' Now Online
The highly anticipated film of 2012 has just released its first high definition teaser trailer online. The Dark Knight Rises has stirred up a frenzy with its trailer release at the Harry Potter film debut last week. Fans have only been able to view a grainy video but now Warner Bros. officially released clear and crisp version for our viewing pleasure.
Fitch reiterates warning on U.S. credit rating
Fitch Ratings on Monday reiterated its view that if the U.S. debt ceiling is not raised prior to August 2, the agency will place the U.S. AAA rating on what it terms ratings watch negative, meaning it could downgrade it within three to six-months.
Banks send Wall Street lower on U.S., Europe debt fears
Stocks fell more than 1 percent on Monday as concerns the United States and Europe were not coming to grips with their debt problems battered bank shares.
Betty White Invited to U.S. Marine Corps Ball
Octogenarian hottie Betty White joined the ranks of Hollywood stars being asked to the U.S. Marine Corps Ball.
Study: Binge Drinking Harms Memory of Teens, Especially Girls
Long after the hangover wears off, having too many drinks, or binge drinking, can damage still-developing teenager's working memory - the ability to perceive their environment or their surroundings, according to a recent study published in the web version of the Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research journal.
Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony: A Seemingly Happy Couple [PHOTOS]
This was a very difficult decision. We have come to an amicable conclusion on all matters.It was a painful time for all involved, Lopez and Anthony said. Although their marriage is over, reports indicate that their reality show based in Latin America, Q'Viva!, will still go on. Both Jennifer and Mark are committed to the 'Q'Viva!' project and will work on it as planned. The show goes on! said a rep for XIV Entertainment. The reality TV project is in the likes ...