Chinese police arrest 36 in Alibaba.com fraud sting
Chinese police have arrested 36 people in connection with operating fraud on Alibaba.com that prompted the resignations of the firm's top executives in February, the company said.
'Christ of the Pacific' Statue Rises in Lima, Peru [PHOTOS]
Peruvian President Alan Garcia opened the Christ of the Pacific monument in Lima on Thursday.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn Case: 'Problems' for Rape Accuser's Case
Investigators have found evidence of a sexual encounter between former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn but an unidentified law enforcement official says the accuser has repeatedly lied, the New York Times reported.
Case Against Strauss-Kahn May Be Unraveling: Report
Former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn may be freed on bail six weeks after being arrested on charges of sexual assault, the New York Times reported Thursday evening.
[PHOTOS] Tag Heuer Introduces $6,750 Smartphone
TAG Heuer,a Swiss luxury watchmaker, has launched a luxurious $6,750Smartphone called 'TAG Heuer LINK'.
Has Google Failed At Executing Google+’s Release?
Google's controlled release of Google+ is called into question by one analyst.
Krystal Holloway, Alleged Mistress of George Anthony [PHOTOS]
Krystal Holloway, also known as River Cruz, testified on Thursday that she had an affair with George Anthony, the father of Casey Anthony who is accused of killing her two-year old daughter Caylee.
With JT In Charge; Myspace Undergoes Immediate Changes
Half of Myspace's employee base is gone after the social network is sold from News Corp. to Specific Media.
Trade body backs part of ruling against Kodak
Eastman Kodak shares plunged 15 percent on Thursday after a U.S. trade panel upheld portions of a ruling unfavorable to the company in a patent fight over digital camera technology in cellphones.
Geithner to Stick with Obama for 'Foreseeable Future' amid Report of Indecision
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Thursday at a conference that he would remain as President Obama's top economic official for the foreseeable future after a report saying he was considering stepping down.
Geithner mulls departing Treasury post: sources
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is considering stepping down later this year, but will not make a decision until contentious negotiations over the U.S. debt ceiling are completed, people familiar with his thinking said on Thursday.
Beginning Of The End Of The Space Shuttle Program On July 8
NASA's space shuttle program comes to an end with the launch of the space shuttle Atlantis.
Fed's Bullard: QE effective proxy for rate cuts
A top Federal Reserve official said on Thursday large-scale bond buying can be an effective monetary policy substitute when the central bank runs out of room to cut interest rates.
Fed should act if recovery disappoints -Bullard
The Federal Reserve should be prepared to act to support the economic recovery again if growth disappoints, a top official said on Thursday, the day the central bank's latest bond buying round ended.
Tag Heuer Launches $6,700 Smartphone [PHOTOS + VIDEO]
TAG Heuer,a Swiss luxury watchmaker, has launched a luxurious $6,700 Smartphone called 'TAG Heuer LINK'.
NBA Officially Declares Lockout of Players
The National Basketball Association said Thursday it will begin a lockout of its players at 12:01 a.m. EDT on July 1 until it reaches a collective bargaining agreement with the league's players association.
George Anthony's Suicide Note (Full Text)
The following is George Anthony's suicide note to his wife, Cindy Anthony as shown in court on June 30, 2011, according to a transcription of a handwritten note in media reports.
Lockheed's aeronautics unit to cut 1,500 jobs
The aeronautics unit of Lockheed Martin Corp, the Pentagon's No. 1 supplier by sales, said on Thursday that it plans to cut about 1,500 jobs to reduce costs in response to a flattening of U.S. defense spending.
U.S. trade body partly upholds ruling against Kodak
A U.S. trade body declined to fully reverse a ruling that Apple and Research in Motion Apple did not infringe Kodak's patented technology for digital cameras in cellphones, sending Kodak shares down 17 percent in extended trading.
Analyst view: Geithner mulls departing US Treasury-sources
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is considering stepping down later this year, but will not make any decision until after until after debt limit negotiations conclude, people familiar with his thinking said on Thursday.
Citi enters exclusive talks to sell OneMain: report
Citigroup Inc has entered into exclusive talks with a bidding group to sell its OneMain consumer lending unit formerly known as CitiFinancial, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing a person familiar with the matter.
RIM agrees to study board changes; avoids vote
Research In Motion succumbed to rising shareholder pressure on Thursday, agreeing to study a split of its co-chair and co-chief executive roles and dodging a showdown at its annual meeting.
Texting Can Help Smokers Quit: Study
A new research has discovered that smokers who receive encouraging text messages are more likely to be successful in quitting smoking. They study was published in the British medical journal The Lancet.
Analysts view: Geithner mulls departing Treasury: sources
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is considering stepping down later this year, but will not make any decision until after until after debt limit negotiations conclude, people familiar with his thinking said on Thursday.
Analysts view: Geithner has not made decision on leaving
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will not make any decision about leaving the Obama administration while focused on striking a deal to raise the U.S. debt limit, a U.S. Treasury official said on Thursday.
Murderers Tie the Knot at Orange County Prison
Two murderers jailed in an Orange County prison tied the knot June 27 inside a jail visiting area. The couple apparently met in January when the future bride sent the future groom a letter.
Apple iPad 2 on fire: 100000 apps, 14M future shipments, no rush for iPad 3 release
The Apple iPad 2 continues to steam through competitors to uphold its top position in the tablet market by achieving an unprecedented milestone of 100,000 available applications specifically developed for iPad. Apps for iPad and iPad 2 utilize the large 9.7 inch touchscreen display and A5 dual processor to run more intensive functions.
iPad Apps Surpass 100,000 in Number
There are now more than 100,000 applications made for the iPad. To be more specific, there are 100,159 iPad apps as of Thursday afternoon.
Geithner mulls leaving Treasury post: sources
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is considering stepping down later this year, but will not make any decision until after debt limit negotiations conclude, people familiar with his thinking said on Thursday.
Mark Zuckerberg Promises Something Awesome” Next Week From Facebook
Social network is preparing to launch something great according to its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg.