London Stock Exchange sweetens its TMX bid
The London Stock Exchange sweetened its friendly bid for the operator of the Toronto Stock Exchange to $4.1 billion on Wednesday, topping a hostile offer from a Canadian consortium.
RIM's hometown upbeat as BlackBerry maker sags, sacks workers
The mood is grim in Thirsty's, the tiny blue-collar pub across from Research In Motion's low-rise block of manufacturing buildings.
Dutch pass law to ensure open Internet access
The Dutch parliament on Wednesday passed a law banning telecommunications providers from charging their subscribers extra fees for Internet services such as Skype and instant messaging.
Pulitzer Prize-winning Jose Antonio Vargas - I'm an illegal immigrant to Define American [VIDEO]
A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas revealed his identity as an undocumented immigrant.
UK teenager charged with hacking attacks: police
British police said on Wednesday they had charged a teenager with launching a series of cyber attacks against a national law enforcement agency and two well-known British music industry bodies.
LSE raises bid for TMX; Maple showdown brews
The London Stock Exchange added cash payouts to its friendly bid for the operator of the Toronto Stock Exchange on Wednesday, raising the value to $4.1 billion and topping a $3.8 billion hostile offer from a Canadian consortium.
Analysis: Wall Street warns against temporary budget fix
Investors would balk at a possible move by Congress to raise the U.S. government's legal borrowing limit for only a short time, even if it bought lawmakers more time to work out a long-term solution.
Instant view: LSE sweetens its offer for TMX Group
The London Stock Exchange has sweetened its friendly offer for the TMX Group with an enhanced dividend, bringing the value to $4.1 billion for the operator of the Toronto Stock Exchange.
VIDEO of the Day: Toronto Author Trying To Get My Book Out There
Today's books video is from Matti McLean, who just had a book published called Catalyst: Saga of the Radicals.
Google, Citi invest another $204 million in wind project
Google Inc and Citigroup are investing another $204 million in the Alta Wind Energy Center in Southern California's Tehachapi Mountains, bringing their total combined investment in the project to $314 million.
Viacom, Time Warner Cable may settle iPad TV suits
Viacom Inc and Time Warner Cable Inc are trying to settle lawsuits over whether cable companies have a right to stream programing on devices such as Apple Inc's iPad.
Apple may have tough road in Amazon lawsuit
Apple Inc may face hurdles in stopping online retailer Amazon.com Inc from using Apple's App Store name through a trademark lawsuit, a U.S. judge indicated at a hearing on Wednesday.
Goodrich to go after new business
Aircraft supplier Goodrich Corp said it intends to pursue new business with Boeing should it decide to re-engine or redesign its 737 narrowbody plane.
Expect Justin Bieber Fever at New York Macy's TOMORROW [VIDEO]
Justin Bieber's new fragrance package, called Someday, was officially launched on June 20. It will be wrapped into a VIP gift set, which also includes a photo with Bieber, who will appear at Macy's at 2:30 p.m., Thursday.
Opponents File Lawsuit against SF Anti-Circumcision Initiative
Opponents of a measure to ban circumcision in San Francisco, before it takes to the ballot in November, filed a lawsuit Wednesday on the grounds that state law prohibits local governments from restricting medical procedures.
Knicks draft question: Offense or defense? (Jimmer or Shumpert?)
It's anyone's guess which direction the New York Knicks will go with their first-round selection at the 17th spot in the NBA draft tomorrow in Newark, N.J.
No let-up in pressure on Greece despite vote
Europe kept the pressure on Greece to push forward with a painful austerity program on Wednesday after Athens cleared the first hurdle in avoiding a sovereign default.
FedEx earnings rise, expects robust 2012
FedEx Corp's fourth-quarter earnings and outlook beat forecasts as higher shipping rates and tight cost controls more than offset a slowing economic recovery and high fuel prices.
Judge Rules Against Samsung In Apple Patent Case
District Judge says Samsung cannot get a sneak peak of future versions of the iPad and iPhone.
Wall Street falls after 4 up days on Fed's comments
Stocks dropped on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve acknowledged the sluggish pace of the U.S. economic recovery without hinting at further plans for stimulus.
Ryan Dunn Dead: Police Confirm He was Drunk and Driving
Ryan Dunn, perhaps best known as being a member of the 'Jackass' crew, was killed in a car accident on June 20, 2011.
Who are the Westboro Baptist Church and the Phelps Family?
The Westboro Baptist Church is an independent Baptist church, known for its strong stance against homosexuality. Founded in 1955, it is led by Fred Phelps and his family out of Kansas.
Pay $400-$4,000 to meet and greet Kate Middleton, Prince William
Kate Middleton and Prince William, who will be in California in July, will attend the July 9 Foundation Polo Challenge at the Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club.
RIM's hub down, not out as BlackBerry maker sags, sacks
The mood is grim in Thirsty's, the tiny blue-collar pub across from Research In Motion's low-rise block of manufacturing buildings.
RIM's hub upbeat as BlackBerry maker sags, sacks
The mood is grim in Thirsty's, the tiny blue-collar pub across from Research In Motion's low-rise block of manufacturing buildings.
Pottermore to be Uncovered Tomorrow - Top 10 Speculations and 1 Last Minute Leak
The mysterious new website Pottermore.com appeared last week, driving the Harry Potter fans into a swirl of speculations and excitement over the new project by J.K. Rowling.
View police report from Ryan Dunn’s fatal car crash
A report was released earlier today which showed that Jackass star Ryan Dunn has twice the legal blood alcohol level at the time of his fatal crash.
London Police Arrest Hacker; Lulzsec Distances Itself From Him
Hacker arrested by British police; Lulzsec denies he is a member of their collective.
City Guide: Prague, Czech Republic
The city is a blend of old and new, a meeting of east and west, and right in the middle of the continent of Europe! Don't miss out on one of the oldest, most beautiful cities in Europe.
DealTalk: In turnabout, U.S. banks issue stock to pay for deals
U.S. banks including PNC Financial Services Group and Capital One Financial are using shares to help pay for even small acquisitions, in a sign of how much pressure they feel to boost their capital levels.