Justin Bieber Has A Flaw!
Bieber's Vanity Fair issue becomes worst sell in 12 years.
Factory orders rebound in May as shipments edge up
New orders received by factories bounced back in May, pointing to underlying strength in manufacturing as demand for transportation equipment and a range of other products rose.
Confusion among doctors may harm HPV patients, instead of help
A new study suggests doctors are testing women for human papillomavirus, or HPV, more often than guidelines recommend.
Pressure on Murdoch over new hacking allegation
British Prime Minister David Cameron condemned the alleged hacking of a murdered schoolgirl's voicemail by the News of the World, part of Rupert Murdoch's media empire, as the scandal closed in on a top News Corp executive and Murdoch protegee.
Ailing Nokia cuts smartphone prices to halt slump
Struggling Nokia has cut the prices of its smartphones in Europe, two industry sources told Reuters on Tuesday, raising the possibility of a more intensive price war in the mobile phone market.
Mark Zuckerberg is the most followed person on Google+
Who top the Google+ follower list?
Wall St consolidates rally, more choppiness seen
Wall Street consolidated on Tuesday after its best week in two years with choppy, low-volume trading seen during the rest of the summer.
Amnesty Blasts Beijing on Xinjiang Crackdowns
Amnesty international blasted Beijing for a protracted crackdown on ethnic unrest in Xinjiang, a region in China's far West, in a report issued yesterday.
Emma Watson and Rupert Grint: Kissing Is Awkward
The Harry Potter stars share a much awaited kiss in the final installation of the series-- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. No doubt, fans around the world will be squealing as the two lock lips, but how did the stars feel about this most anticipated moment?
Top 5 iPhone, iPad apps of last week
Here’s a list of 5 best iPhone, iPad apps of last week
Wall St opens slightly lower after five-day run
Stocks fell slightly after the open on Tuesday after the market's best week in two years last week.
Watch Hot Dog Champion Kobayashi Drink 25 Bottles of Milk in 135 seconds [VIDEO]
Takeru Kobayashi, who downed 69 hot dogs on Monday on the rooftop of a Manhattan bar, once drank 25 bottles(200ml) of coffee milk in 135 minutes on a TV show FOOD FIGHT CLUB.
Highlights from Kate Middleton and Prince William’s Trip to Canada [PHOTOS]
Below are photos highlighting the events the Royal Couple attended in Canada.
Wall Street consolidates rally, more choppiness seen
Wall Street consolidated after its best week in two years on Tuesday with choppy, low-volume trading seen during the remainder of the summer.
Fireworks: Katy Perry's single, plus Beyonce & pictures from Independence Day [Videos]
Katy Perry's Fireworks played while New York City watched a spectacular show over the Hudson River and Beyonce performed in-front of the Statue of Liberty.
Apple iPhone 5 faces threat from glasses-free 3D viewing enabled phones HTC EVO 3D and LG Thrill 4G
While Apple muses over the viability of adding glasses-free 3D viewing capability to iPhone 5, LG and HTC have already launched two Android smartphones which feature glasses-free 3D viewing - LG Thrill 4G and HTC EVO 3D
Bombardier to cut 1,400 jobs in Britain
Canadian train maker Bombardier is cutting more than 1,400 jobs at its plant in Derby, central England, after losing out to German group Siemens in a competition to upgrade rolling stock on the Thameslink cross-London railway.
Manchester United Vs Barcelona in Pre-Season friendlies
With the European clubs all scheduled to return for pre-season training, here is a list of all the fixtures of the big-clubs till the start of the new season in August. Despite being friendlies, there are some eyecatching fixtures, including a repeat of last season's champions league final between Barcelona and Manchester United.
Jennifer Aniston: 'Horrible Bosses' premiere photos [Video]
'Horrible Bosses' will premiere in theaters on July 8.
Seattle man held on $3 million bail in 1950s murder case
A Seattle judge on Monday ordered that the suspected abductor and killer of a 7-year-old girl from a town in Illinois 54 years ago be held on $3 million bail.
Russia to Support Statehood Bid: Palestinian Official
Russia is slated to support Palestine in its bid for recognition as a member state at the United Nations, according to one Palestinian official.
Merger of Ebay's S.Korean units gets regulatory nod
South Korea's antitrust watchdog said Tuesday it had approved U.S. online auctioneer eBay Inc's move to merge its two e-commerce units in the country.
Obama Was Never Assassinated - President spends Independence Day at the White House [PHOTOS]
On July 4th morning, President Barack Obama allegedly died from two gunshot wounds while campaigning in Iowa, according to a series of six messages on the Fox News Twitter account, which was hacked by a group that identified themselves as Script Kiddies. In reality, President Barack Obama celebrated Independence Day at the White House, and praised military service members who have served and sacrificed for the United States in protecting the freedoms of its citizens.
Pre-season Fixture List - Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Barcelona, Real Madrid
With the European clubs all scheduled to return for pre-season training, here is a list of all the fixtures of the big-clubs till the start of the new season in August. Despite being friendlies, there are some eyecatching fixtures, including a repeat of last season's champions league final between Barcelona and Manchester United.
Transformers: Dark of the Moon set record for highest-grossing July 4th debut
At an estimated $97.5 million, Transformers: Dark of the Moon beat the Independence Day box office record.
Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint Admit Pass Struggles With Alcohol
Harry Potter mega stars take the high road when it comes to alcohol and partying--a rarity among child actors.
Analysis: Default needed to lure long-term buyers back to Greece
Long-term investors standing aloof from the Greek debt crisis want holders of its government bonds to take a loss big enough to slash the country's debt to sustainable levels before they consider returning.
Falcone's LightSquared raises $265 million in funding
LightSquared, the telecom start-up backed by Philip Falcone's Harbinger Capital hedge fund, said on Tuesday that it has raised $265 million in funding from existing and new investors.
New Tunisia 'Lacks Transparency,' Says Resigning Official
Ben Ali left in January, but it's old tricks in Tunis, according to Tunisian politicians.
Banks arrange meeting to thrash out Greece aid plan
International banks and insurers will thrash out improvements to a plan for the private sector to contribute to Greece's bailout effort at a meeting in Paris on Wednesday, in a bid to prevent the proposal coming unstuck.