News Corp's Brooks quits
Rebekah Brooks, Rupert Murdoch's most senior newspaper executive in Britain and close confidante, quit News Corp on Friday over a phone hacking scandal that has rocked his global media empire.
2011 Emmy Nominations : Celebrities Tweet Their Favorites [PHOTOS]
2011 Emmy nominations have been released.
Chelsea Transfer News - Falcao ends Chelsea speculation
Chelsea's pursuit of Porto striker Radamel Falcao has come to an end after the Colombian extended his contract with the Portuguese champions.
Blockbuster Video Goes After Netflix Subscribers, Offers Deal
Blockbuster has offered Neflix subscribers a deal.
Google Effects Offload Your Memory: Study Says
With Google's reign, there is no longer any need to memorize anything aside from academic and professional uses, and our brains have been proven to know that too.Columbia University psychologist Betsy Sparrow and her colleagues conducted a series of experiments, in which they found that people are less likely to remember information when they are aware of its availability on online search engines. In a way, Google and the Internet use in general have offloaded memory demands from our brai...
Beyonce's Daddy Issues : How Her Father Stole From Her
1+1 Singer, Beyonce, is dealing with allegations that her father, Mathew Knowles, has stole from the diva.
Brad Pitt: From Actor to Athlete
Actor Brad Pitt displays commendable athletic ability, says baseball player and Moneyball co-star Casey Bond
Sony Ericsson sees better second-half after quarterly loss
Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson forecast an upturn in the second half when posting a quarterly loss due to component shortages stemming from the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
Space Station deals with smelly toilets
International Space Station had the messy task of repairing its clogged toilets on Wednesday.
Google+ Exceeds 10 Million Users, 2.3 Billion Shares per Day
Though just a few days old the social network Google+ already connects more than 10 million people as Larry Page of Google announced together with the company results of Q2 2011.
Google Maps Starts Traffic Warning in 13 Countries
Internet giant Google provides its users now with free of charge traffic warnings. Through the map function of its search portal Google Maps real time traffic information for 13 countries including United States, France, Britain, Australia, and Canada is displayed.
Levi Aron Was Abusive Psycho Says Ex-Wife: Brooklyn Boy Murderer Awaits Mental Evaluation
Thursday, Levi Aron pleaded not guilty to charges of the first-degree murder and kidnapping of Leiby Kletzky, a Brooklyn boy whose dismembered body parts were found in a freezer and a dumpster.
Rebekah Brooks resigns as News International CEO
Rebekah Brooks has resigned as chief executive of Rupert Murdoch's UK newspaper arm as a phone-hacking scandal escalates, and will be replaced by Sky Italia CEO Tom Mockridge, the company said on Friday.
Exclusive: TSMC to make new Apple chips on trial
Taiwan's TSMC has begun trial manufacturing of next generation chips for Apple Inc's mobile devices, a source with knowledge of the matter said on Friday, in a sign that the iPad maker is shifting from its traditional chip supplier, Samsung Electronics.
Sony Ericsson swings to quarterly loss after Japan quake
Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson swung to a second-quarter loss after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan weighed on its earnings more than expected.
Memoir Reveals Clues to Zodiac Killer Identity
The notorious and mysterious Zodiac Killer who killed four men and three women in Northern California during the late 60s and early 70s, is yet to be identified.
BHP Billiton swoops on gas firm Petrohawk for $12.1 billion
Top global miner BHP Billiton will buy gas producer Petrohawk Energy Corp for $12.1 billion, ramping up its bets on the booming but environmentally controversial shale gas industry.
Baby Microwaving Mother is Pregnant
The mother who allegedly cooked her baby in a microwave is pregnant again, reports say.
Google Launches Photovine App
Google launches a new photo sharing app called Photovine for Apple iOS.
Sony Ericsson makes surprise quarterly loss, hit by Japan
Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson posted a surprise second-quarter loss on Friday as the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan weighed more on its earnings than the market had expected.
TSMC to make Apple chips on trial: source
Taiwan's TSMC has started trial manufacturing of next generation A6 chips for Apple Inc, a source familiar with the matter said, in a sign that the iPad maker is shifting from its traditional chip supplier, Samsung Electronics.
Exclusive close-up pictures of Peter Parkers – masks and costume in 'The Amazing Spider-Man' (2012)
'The Amazing Spider-Man' starring Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Rhys Ifans, Martin Sheen, Sally Field, Denis Leary, and Chris Zylka revealed the costume suit of Andrew Garfield in the new avatar of Spider Man.
Estonians kidnapped in Lebanon released ( Photos )
Seven Estonian Cyclist tourists who were kidnapped in Lebanon's eastern Bekaa Valley in March were released unharmed on Thursday.
South Sudan United Nations Admission: Inside the UN
The General Assembly of the United Nations gave the green light to the candidacy of South Sudan as the 193rd member state after declaring its independence from Sudan on July 9th.
Oracle wants to question Google's Larry Page
Oracle Corp wants to question Google Inc Chief Executive Larry Page in the course of high stakes patent litigation between the two companies, according to a court filing.
Following Cal State, UC Tuition Also Spikes
Just days after Cal State approved a 12 percent tuition hike, University of California regents followed by increasing tuition by 9.6% for fall. The decision was approved 14 to 4 in San Francisco during a board meeting.
Analyst view: S&P warns of downgrade if no debt deal
Ratings agency Standard & Poor's has warned there is a one-in-two chance it could cut the United States' prized triple-A rating if a deal on raising the government's debt ceiling is not agreed soon.
TSMC in trial manufacture of Apple chips: source
Taiwan's TSMC has started trial manufacturing of next generation A6 chips for Apple Inc, a source familiar with the matter said, in a sign that the iPad maker is shifting from its traditional chip supplier, Samsung Electronics.
Google+ Businesses Sign-up Deadline is Friday
Google+, the company's social networking site, made a smashing debut two weeks ago and attracted a flood of users, including businesses. The platform wasn't created for businesses, but Google recognized the need to create a business-oriented Google+.
Signup for Google+ Businesses Before Deadline
Companies are rushing to join Google+ Businesses' test phase before the application closes Friday, July 15 at 6pm PST.