JPMorgan profit rises, loan book grows
JPMorgan Chase & Co posted a higher-than-expected second-quarter profit as it wrote off fewer bad mortgages and credit card loans.
Tea and Coffee May Help Ward Off Superbug MRSA
According to a new government study in which 5,555 Americans were sampled, coffee and hot tea drinkers have double the advantage over non-drinkers in warding off superbug MRSA in their nostrils.
Study: We Now Rely on the Google for Memory
A new study says Google and other search engines have an effect on people's memories.
Blockbuster targets disgruntled Netflix customers
Blockbuster is seeking to persuade incensed Netflix Inc customers to switch their allegiances, after the fast-growing online video service provoked a storm of outrage this week by raising prices as much as 60 percent
TMX's hostile bidder would prefer its consent
A Canadian consortium would rather woo TMX Group then press forward with its hostile takeover bid, but it says it will do whatever it takes should talks with the Toronto Stock Exchange operator break down.
Bernanke halts Wall St rally; Google jumps late
Stocks fell on Thursday as Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke backed off hints additional near-term stimulus could be on the way, removing a possible catalyst from a market already facing plenty of obstacles.
Schleck, Evans, Basso, Contador Pyrenees Selection; Contador falters
As advertised, the Pyrenees began the selection of the GC contenders on Stage 12 of the Tour de France. The remaining contenders for the overall yellow jersey into Paris are Leopard Trek's Andy Schleck, BMC's Cadel Evans, Liquigas's Ivan Basso, and Saxo Bank's Alberto Contador.
Kim Kardashian: 'Excited' for Demi Lovato's 'Skyscraper'
Kim Kardashian, who is engaged to Kris Humphries, is excited about Demi Lovato's new single Skyscraper.
Maria Sharapova's Stunnning Red Carpet Look at ESPY Awards [PHOTOS]
The 2011 ESPY Awards took place Wednesday in Los Angeles and tennis beauty Maria Sharapova looked stunning!
Bernanke hits Wall Street with reality check
Stocks fell on Thursday as Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke backed off hints additional near-term stimulus could be on the way, removing a possible catalyst from a market already facing plenty of obstacles.
New Macbook Air May Boost RAM, SSD Specs
Apple's forthcoming update to its MacBook Air line may increase the notebook's standard memory and storage components, in addition to the latest ultra-low voltage Sandy Bridge mobile chips, AppleInsider reported.
Bizarre and Brutal Spouse Attacks in America that Made Headlines
California woman Catherine Kieu Becker's penis attack on her husband is making headlines around the world.
Jobless claims, sales show recovery still weak
The U.S. economy will struggle to regain speed this year, data on Thursday suggested, as the number of Americans filing for first-time jobless benefits remained high and retail sales barely rose in June.
Will Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie Tie the Knot?
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie to walk the isle into wedding bliss.
Emmys: Who Will Take One Home? [PHOTOS]
The 2011 Emmy nominations were announced today, as AMC's Mad Men took a majority of the nominations including the Best Drama Series category. The 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards will be broadcast on Fox on September 18, hosted by Glee's Jane Lynch.
Levi Aron Confession [FULL TEXT, PHOTO, VIDEO]
Levi Aron's confession in the murder of 8-year-old Brooklyn child Leiby Kletzky has taken the Internet by storm, since it was obtained from police and published by NBC New York. We bring you the full text of the confession as published by NBC New York.
Analysis: Press barons lose information monopoly in Twitter era
Britain's celebrities might no longer have to worry about the News of the World hacking phones or rifling their bins, but the manner of the paper's demise shows controlling information is getting much more difficult.
Emmy Nominations: Who Got Snubbed?
Who should have gotten an Emmy nomination and didn't?
Bernanke: Cutting too much too soon could hurt recovery
U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned Congress on Thursday that overzealous cuts to government spending in the short term could derail an already fragile recovery and said a U.S. debt default may wreak financial havoc.
Sweden raids local Nasdaq bourse in competition probe
STOCKHOLM, July 14 - Swedish regulators have raided U.S.-owned bourse operator Nasdaq OMX Group in a competition probe likely to raise questions over exchanges' efforts to woo controversial high-frequency traders.
Kate Hudson Names Baby Boy Bingham, 'Bing' for Short [PHOTOS]
Kate Hudson named her baby Bingham.
Could Inappropriate Relationship have led to penis-severing incident?
A motive in the infamous penis-severing case may have been over an inappropriate relationship, according to a law enforcement source.
Wall Street sags on new Bernanke talk, Nasdaq off 1 percent
Stocks fell on Thursday as new comments from the Federal Reserve chairman dashed investors' hopes for the chance of further stimulus and tech shares pushed the Nasdaq down 1 percent.
The final and biggest magic of Harry Potter
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, is the eighth and the final adventure in the Harry Potter film series. This last film is very likely to create the final and biggest magic of all series, the culmination of everything so far.
Angelina Jolie, Megan Fox: Which Star Has the Best Tattoos? [PHOTOS]
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are rumored to be getting married. Will Jolie get a new tattoo to honor the ceremony?
Tea and Coffee Drinkers Less Likely to Carry MRSA
A new government study published in the Annals of Family Medicine shows that those who drink hot tea or coffee are about twice as likely as non-drinkers to ward off methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA, in their nostrils.
China's fresh rare earths export quotas restore cuts
China on Thursday issued a second batch of quotas for exports of rare earths this year -- virtually making up for previous cuts -- after its commerce minister met with his EU counterpart to discuss this and other thorny issues between the two trading partners.
Highlights: Bernanke's semiannual testimony to Senate panel
The following are highlights of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's testimony on Thursday to the Senate Banking Committee as part of his semiannual testimony on the U.S. economy and monetary policy. Bernanke repeated prepared testimony he delivered to a House of Representatives panel on Wednesday.
JPMorgan quarterly profit rises, loan book grows
JPMorgan Chase & Co posted a higher-than-expected jump in second-quarter profit as it wrote off fewer bad mortgages and credit card loans.
How Spotify Will Try and Take Over the U.S. Digital Music Scene
The company plans on using established American brands to integrate itself into the culture.