Antibiotic-Resistant Gonorrhea: Factsheet
A new strain of the sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea was found to be resistant to antibiotics, international researchers say. According to the CDC, more than 700,000 persons in the U.S. get new gonorrheal infections each year and less than half of these infections are reported to CDC.
Baby Boom! The World's Biggest Babies
While a Texas mother may have set a new state record after giving birth to a baby boy, JaMichael Brown, weighing more than 16 pounds, there have been other babies across the world who began the 'large' standard.
Murdoch takes BSkyB bid out of political arena
Rupert Murdoch and the British government agreed on Monday to refer his bid for broadcaster BSkyB to regulators, opening a lengthy review in the hope of taking the sting from a phone-hacking scandal threatening the buyout and sending tremors through the political establishment.
Judge's ruling extends Mosaic's Florida mine woes
A federal judge has extended an order keeping Mosaic Co from expanding a Florida phosphate mine, dealing yet another blow to the fertilizer producer and pushing its stock down 5.2 percent.
Former UK PM Gordon Brown's phone hacked: report
News International journalists repeatedly tried to hack into the phone of former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, the Guardian and Independent newspapers reported on their websites Monday.
Telco managers admit being out of touch with customers: study
Telecom network operators acknowledged they are out of touch with customers' wants and are struggling to keep up with user expectations, a survey of industry executives found.
Kate and William: adorable displays of public affection [Pictures]
William, Prince of Wales, and Kate Middleton, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge showed public displays of affection whilst on their North American tour.
Apple files fresh patent complaint against HTC
Apple Inc has filed a fresh complaint against Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC Corp with a U.S. trade panel over unspecified portable electronic devices and software, according to the panel's web site.
News Corp Sued by Shareholders Over Phone-Hacking Scandal
News Corporation shareholders sued the Rupert Murdoch-owned company Monday accusing the board of “failing to exercise proper oversight and take sufficient action since news of the hacking first surfaces at its subsidiary nearly six year ago.”
The Royal Invasion: Recapping Will and Kate's trip to America
California was abuzz this past weekend as the royal couple descended on the state. Here's a look at how they spent their time
Wall Street drops over 1 percent on global debt worries
Stocks slumped more than 1 percent on Monday as worries about the U.S. budget talks and the euro-zone debt crisis sent a shudder through markets and overshadowed the start of earnings season.
TRW receives subpoena from Department of Justice
Auto parts maker TRW Automotive Holdings Corp said it received a subpoena from the U.S. Department of Justice regarding an antitrust investigation.
Higlights: Euro zone finance ministers and officials
Euro zone finance ministers and officials were meeting on Monday to discuss a second bailout package for Greece and the financial situation in Italy.
Be Wary For a Harry Attack! Harry Potter is Coming to New York City, Today! [LIVE VIDEO]
Today at 4:30pm (EST), Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 will heat up New York City's Lincoln Center with its red-carpet premiere. Hundreds of fans have already lined up - and slept out - outside the venue with the wish for a glimpse of the stars.
ADL dismisses San Francisco anti-circumcision comic Foreskin Man as anti-semitic (PHOTOS)
Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has called Matthew Hees’ anti-circumcision comic “Foreskin Man” offensive and anti-Semitic, even as debate is raging on in San Francisco whether to ban circumcision or not.
Kate Middleton's yellow dress and other stunning outfits [Pictures]
Kate Middleton captured viewers eyes everywhere when her yellow dress took flight, now her BAFTA dress is creating its own buzz.
Italian bank stocks down again on debt woes
Shares in UniCredit SpA and other Italian banks extended losses on Monday after a sell-off last week due to concerns Italy could be drawn into the euro zone debt crisis and worries about the strength of their capital.
Jason Alexander tweets that Harper Seven is his and David Beckham's 'love child'
Victoria Beckham has given birth to a baby girl named Harper Seven.
Eurozone mulls Greek options, concerns spread to Italy
EU finance officials discussed options for resolving Greece's intractable debt crisis on Monday, galvanized by the growing threat of contagion to Italy, the euro zone's third-largest economy.
Core BSkyB investors bet on rebound as others flee
A core of large investors in BSkyB is planning to stick with it regardless of the outcome of a bid by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp to take it over -- now hanging in the balance -- and as others dumped the shares on Monday.
Obama wants largest possible deal in debt talks
President Barack Obama pushed congressional leaders for the largest possible deficit-reduction deal on Monday that would involve changes to popular entitlement programs, asking: If not now, when?
Google+ Invitations to Expand
The Google+ invitation button has been available for more than a day now, suggesting Google is loosening up and is more confident about expanding its social network's population.
Murdoch under pressure to reconsider British bid
Britain was looking for a way out of approving media baron Rupert Murdoch's multi-billion dollar deal to buy broadcaster BSkyB amid a phone-hacking scandal that has damaged the prime minister and raised broader questions about politicians' relations with the media.
Wall Street drops more than 1 percent on global debt fears
Wall Street fell more than 1 percent on Monday as fears over the U.S. budget and European debt crises sent a shudder through markets and overshadowed the start of corporate earnings reports.
AIG may replace banks in next share offer
American International Group plans to replace one or more Wall Street banks in its next sale of shares from the U.S. government, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.
Researchers find 'super bug' antibiotic-resistant strain of STD
A new strain of the sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea has become resistant to antibiotics, international research shows.
Kate Middleton: as glamorous as a Hollywood movie star [Pictures]
Prince William of Wales, and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, partied with Hollywood's finest such as Jennifer Lopez and Nicole Kidman at the BAFTA Gala.
Apple Rumors: A Second Manufacturer for iPad3 This Fall
In addition to Foxconn, Apple is said to be planning to add another manufacturer for its iPad 3 launch this year, reported DigiTimes.
German watchdog would examine any Gazprom-RWE deal
Germany's cartel office said on Monday it would closely examine any investment by Gazprom in RWE after reports the weakened German utility was open to an investment by the Russian gas monopoly.
Greek budget gap widens, misses targets
A deeper-than-expected recession caused Greece's central government deficit to widen by almost one third in the first half of the year, widely missing an interim budget target under the country's bailout plan, the finance ministry said on Monday.
