Google says probing search companies market practices
U.S. antitrust regulators have started a formal investigation into whether Google Inc abuses its market power by favoring its own services over those of rivals in online searches and through other practices.
Yves Saint Laurent Men’s Spring 2012
Stephano PIlati is anything but boring in this striking spring line.
Exclusive: Banks discuss new Greek rollover plan: source
European banks and insurers moved closer on Friday to a voluntary rollover of their Greek government debt holdings, hoping to get around rating agencies' reservations and avoid a Greek default.
Casey Anthony Trial Day 27: Cindy's Tearful Testimony Continues
On June 23, Cindy Anthony's testimony shook the courtroom.The next day, Cindy Anthony, Casey Anthony's mother, was called back to the witness stand for a second day in a row.
Google says gets civil subpoena from FTC
U.S. antitrust regulators told Google they opened a formal investigation into whether the dominant search company illegally abuses its market power.
Baidu buys Qunar to boost travel search
Baidu Inc, China's top search engine, is buying the country's leading travel website Qunar to strengthen its foothold in the competitive Internet sector.
Wall Street drops as angst over Europe rises
Stocks dropped on Friday as worries about the Italian banking sector added to anxiety emanating from Europe about passage of a Greek austerity plan, and the S&P 500 once again tested a key technical level.
Knicks Draft Grade: A
Yesterday's NBA draft held at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, received the loudest response when the hometown New York Knicks came up to make their selection at number 17.
Antitrust fixes loom as D.Boerse/NYSE vote nears
Complex antitrust questions hang over Deutsche Boerse AG and NYSE Euronext just weeks before shareholders decide whether to endorse a blockbuster exchange merger, though no significant regulatory fixes are expected.
Data points to underlying factory strength
New orders for U.S. manufactured goods and a gauge of business spending plans rose in May, easing fears of a sharp slowdown in factory activity.
Wall St drops as angst over Europe rises
Stocks dropped on Friday as worries about the Italian banking sector added to anxiety emanating from Europe about passage of a Greek austerity plan, and the S&P 500 once again tested a key technical level.
WikiLeaks' Assange builds new, less-confrontational legal team
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is hiring a new legal team to take a less confrontational approach in his next British court appeal against a Swedish request he be extradited for questioning in a sexual misconduct case.
Instant view: Transportation buoys durable goods orders
New orders for long-lasting U.S. manufactured goods rose more than expected in May as bookings for transportation equipment rebounded strongly, according to a government report on Friday that could allay fears of a sharp slowdown in factory activity.
Paris Air Show 2011:Updates, Big Sales, and What's to Come
Asian-Pacific Countries dominate at this year's Paris Air Show, while older markets make less of a showing.
Elton John’s White Tie and Tiara Ball 2011
Take a look at fashion royalty
Hackers attack Brazil statistics agency website
Hackers broke into the website of Brazil's statistics agency early on Friday, the latest in a string of attacks against government sites this week.
'Cars 2' Reviews are In, 'Toy Story' Short Debuts
The reviews are in for Cars 2 and the professional critics have decidedly mixed and negative reviews for Pixar's latest effort on the big screen.
Huge growth in Chinese Communist Party memberships among college students, workers
There are now 80 million members of the Communist Party of China (CPC), according Chinese state-owned news agency Xinhua.
Jennifer Aniston: Inside the Actors Studio
Actress Jennifer Aniston gave an interview Thursday to Inside the Actors Studio host James Lipton.
Michelle Obama: the woman has moves [Latest pictures]
Michelle Obama arrives in Botswana.
EU appoints Draghi to ECB, Bini Smaghi to leave
EU leaders appointed Italy's Mario Draghi as the next president of the European Central Bank on Friday and said another Italian would step down from the ECB's Executive Board early to smooth the process.
S&P falls 1 percent; 200-day average eyed
The S&P fell about 1 percent on Friday, moving closer to a key technical level, as worries about the Italian banking sector added to the uncertainty over passage of a Greek austerity plan.
Bondholder lawsuit over WaMu seizure revived
A U.S. appeals court on Friday revived a lawsuit by bondholders of the failed Washington Mutual Bank who are challenging the thrift's seizure by the FDIC and sale to JPMorgan Chase & Co .
Apple: Samsung Is Blatantly Copying Us
Apple is now suing Samsung in South Korea, the electronics company's home base.
Countdown to Atlantis: NASA's last space shuttle (PHOTOS)
NASA spacecraft Atlantis is gearing up for the scheduled July 8 launch to the International Space Station.
Wall Street falls on new concerns about Europe
Stocks fell on Friday as worries about the Italian banking sector added to uncertainty about passage of a Greek austerity plan, and the S&P 500 again tested a key technical level.
Who needs Pottermore when 'Harry Potter' stars are all over the magazines? [pictures]
Ginny and Hermione grow up.
Hackers break into Arizona police computers
Computer hackers who previously broke into a U.S. Senate server and brought down the CIA website struck an Arizona police website on Thursday, releasing dozens of internal documents over the Internet.
KKR, Silver Lake in talks for GoDaddy.com: sources
Private equity firms KKR and Silver Lake are in talks to buy Internet domain site GoDaddy.com and a deal could be more than $2 billion, two sources familiar with the matter said on Friday.
Ai Weiwei, a free man, plus pictures of his architecture work
The name “Ai Weiwei” has joined a long list of sensitive words in this country, and associating yourself with the artist has become tantamount to asking for trouble.