Apple iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S duo could make blockbuster release this September
According to the latest rumors, tech giant Apple will be offering a dynamic duo release with the much anticipated iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S this September. The iPhone 5 will remain as the company's higher end model while the iPhone 4S will be targeted towards pre paid smartphone customers. A release of both devices could be a blockbuster move by Apple to cater both the higher end and mid range smartphone market.
Home price decline moderates in April: S&P
Home prices dipped in April from March, though the pace of decline moderated at the start of the spring buying season, a closely watched survey said on Tuesday.
Activists reveal Palestine flotilla to set sail Thurs, Fri
The Gaza Flotilla planned for this week is slated to set sail from Greece this Thursday or Friday.
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Futures point to higher open on Greece optimism
Stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Tuesday as optimism grew that the Greek parliament would adopt a deeply unpopular austerity plan, easing concerns about a debt default.
Lagarde set to win IMF post as U.S. offers support
The United States formally offered its backing on Tuesday for French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde to take over the top job at the International Monetary Fund, ensuring a win for her over Mexico's Central Bank Governor Agustin Carstens.
Home prices dip in April: S&P
Single-family home prices dipped modestly in April, pointing to signs of stabilization in the battered housing market at the start of the spring buying season, a closely watched survey said on Tuesday.
Israel drops ban on Gaza flotilla journalists
Israel has backed down from its threat to ban journalists covering the pending flotilla to Gaza from entering the country for a decade.
Arsenal - Wenger writes touching letter to unhappy Arsenal fan
In an unprecedented gesture, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger wrote a letter to a disgruntled supporter, who had written to the club asking why he hadn't made any big-money signings.
Beijing asks US to back off in South China Sea dispute
China has asked the US not to interfere in mounting tensions between Beijing, Hanoi and three other Southeast Asian governments over the South China Sea.
Green Lantern 2 makes business sense for Warner Bros
A sequel of Green lantern on the anvil for Warner Bros
Europe's Lagarde set to win top IMF job
French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde looks set to emerge on Tuesday as the International Monetary Fund's new chief, maintaining the tradition of a European heading the global lender.
5 secret Facebook features useful for you
Facebook users spend 700 billion minutes per month accounting for a quarter of the World’s total web traffic.In spite of that, most of them have not explored beyond the communicating and sharing features.
EU warns Greece rejecting austerity means default
The European Union warned Greek lawmakers on Tuesday their country faced immediate default unless they approve a hated austerity plan, as strikers began new mass protests against the EU/IMF-imposed measures.
Barcelona, Real Madrid, Chelsea agree Neymar price, where will he go?
Wide spread reports in Brazil claim that five European sides have met the release €45 million release clause of Santos' Brazilian starlet Neymar.
Special Report: Kyrgyzstan's gold rush on ice
The bus loaded with supporters of a planned $100 million mine had just left its remote Kyrgyz village when a mob on horseback blocked the road. What happened next was a warning to foreign mining companies who had hoped democracy in Kyrgyzstan would improve the investment climate in the Central Asian republic.
Wimbledon - Nadal receives injury boost
Fears of defending champion Rafael Nadal's Wimbledon campaign ending prematurely has been eased as reports suggest his ankle injury, sustained during his fourth-round victory against Argentine Juan Martin del Potro, isn't serious.
Apple iPhone 5, iPhone 4S and many more due
Apple is in the throes of dealing a double whammy to Android as it plans to release two iPhones, the iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S in September.
Futures flat as investors await Greece vote and data
Stock index futures were little changed on Tuesday as investors were reluctant to make bets after a rally in the previous session and as they waited to see if the Greek parliament would adopt a deeply unpopular austerity plan.
Exclusive: EU has Plan B if Greece rejects austerity: sources
European Union officials are working on a contingency plan for Greece if its parliament rejects an austerity program and the country cannot receive the next instalment of EU/IMF emergency loans, three euro zone sources said on Monday.
LSE's Rolet confident TMX merger vote will succeed
The London Stock Exchange will proceed as planned with this week's vote on its takeover of Canadian group TMX and is confident shareholders will back the deal, chief executive Xavier Rolet said on Tuesday.
Transformers: Dark Of The Moon star Whiteley dissed by reviewers
Huntington's acting debut is a no-show with reviewers missing Megan Fox in the role
Football Transfer Rumours - Barcelona, Real Madrid, Chelsea meet Neymar's release-clause
Wide spread reports in Brazil claim that five European sides have met the release €45 million release clause of Santos' Brazilian starlet Neymar, with Real Madrid, Barcelona, Chelsea reported to be among the five.
Honda CFO says profit forecast not conservative
Honda Motor Co's <7267.T> annual operating profit forecast is not conservative, given the yen's strength and soaring raw materials prices, the automaker's chief financial officer said on Tuesday.
Wall Street stock futures slip; Greece in focus
Stock index futures signaled a lower start for equities on Wall Street on Tuesday, with futures for the S&P 500, the Nasdaq and the Dow Jones down 0.1 to 0.2 percent by 0942 GMT.
US spins out cyber-security plans to protect small businesses
After a series of recent hacks against corporate and federal websites, the US government has spun out a plan to protect internet sites from online attacks.
Samsung manufactures Google's first Ice Cream Sandwich phone
Google’s first Ice Cream Sandwich smartphone dubbed ‘Nexus Prime’ will be manufactured by Samsung.
French banks agree to Greek debt rollover
France offered a radical solution Monday for banks to roll over some Greek debt for 30 years as the Greek government fought for political support of its five-year austerity plan to avert bankruptcy.
StanChart keeps lid on costs, heads for record profit
Staff cuts coupled with growth in Hong Kong and other key Asian markets have put Standard Chartered Plc <2888.HK> on track for record profits in the first half of this year, up over 10 percent on a year earlier.
Sony says protecting content made it hackers' target
Sony Corp believes it was targeted by hackers because it tried to protect its intellectual property, CEO Howard Stringer told a shareholders' meeting at which he sidestepped a call for him to step down over the incident.
