Wal-Mart wins Supreme Court sex-bias ruling
The Supreme Court threw out on Monday a massive class-action sex-discrimination lawsuit against Wal-Mart Stores Inc, the biggest ever such case, in a major victory for the world's largest retailer and for big business in general.
Huawei comes with the first Android 3.2 loaded tablet
Huwai just introduced the first Android 3.2 tablet—the 7-inch MediaPad, in Singapore with CommunicAsia being the launchpad for the device.
ICANN Approves Customized Domain Names
ICANN approved customized domain names, some say the change could be bad for the internet.
Access to New York Post on iPad Limited to App Only
The New York Post is directing users of iPad's Safari internet browser to download the newspaper's app, which costs $1.99 and requires a subscription after a 30-day free trial. The subscription costs $6.99 for one month, $39.99 for six months or $74.99 for one year.
New Jersey Couple Charged In CityTime Payroll Scandal
A husband and wife consulting team accused of helping to siphon more than $460 million as part of the scandal plagued CityTime payroll modernization project may have fled to India, prosecutors said.
Apple deal could buy Nokia time to change: Moody's
Struggling Nokia possibly bought itself more time to change itself through a patent deal with Apple , ratings firm Moody's said on Monday.
Casey Anthony Trial Day 23: Exasperated judge announces quick recess, rebukes lawyers
Judge Belvin Perry announced the Casey Anthony trial will recess to 9 a.m. Tuesday, giving no clear explanation. However, he scolds both defense attorney Jose Baez and prosecutor Jeff Ashton for their “gamesmanship”, which made him so bored.
Investors grow worried about China, Europe: Barclays
Investors are increasingly worried that troubles in the euro zone and China will hurt global economic growth this year, curbing gains in equity and commodity markets, a Barclays Capital survey showed on Monday.
Wall Street ends higher, but weak volume a warning sign
Stocks rose on Monday, as the latest development to reduce Greece's debt helped draw buyers and the S&P 500 touched a key support level, but anemic volume signaled the recent weakness may not be over.
A dating website created only for beautiful people removes 30,000 Ugly users
Beautifulpeople.com, a dating website exclusively for beautiful men and women, is causing an outrage after dropping 30,000 people deemed too ugly.
VIDEO of the Day: A Homeless Writer in Hollywood On His Life and Books
Today's books video is an interview with Carlos, a 21-year-old writer.
Miss U.S.A. vs. Miss America: They're not the same!
Don't confuse the two pageants!
Happy birthday Nicole Kidman: 10 stunning looks from over the years [Pictures]
Today is actress Nicole Kidman's 44th birthday.
New Apple iPad 2 “Now” ad called snobbish
New Apple iPad 2 ad titled “Now” is on air, but some people are bashing the technology giant for being arrogant.
Walmart Evades Class Action, Stocks up
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., is relieved after the US Supreme Court blocked a gigantic class action lawsuit against the retailer from being certified.
2012: End of Days for Glee Brats?!
It's true what they say- 2012 is the end of days...
Europe gives Greece ultimatum: austerity for loans
Euro zone finance ministers gave Greece two weeks from Monday to approve further spending cuts and tax increases in exchange for another 12 billion euros in emergency loans, piling pressure on Athens to get its ragged finances in order.
'Maria the Korean Bride' married 50 times in every State (PHOTOS)
A performance artist Maria Yoon, aka Maria the Korean Bride, married 50 times in every State of the U.S. Her momentary husbands included women, indigenous people, Black Angus, and thoroughbred horse.
'Maria the Korean Bride' married 50 times in every State (PHOTOS)
A performance artist Maria Yoon, aka Maria the Korean Bride, married 50 times in every State of the U.S. Her momentary husbands included women, indigenous people, Black Angus, and thoroughbred horse.
John Galliano to attend trial
The former-Dior designer will appear in court.
Self-Published Author Storms Into Kindle Million Club
His name: John Locke.
Apple Criticizes Samsung for 'Slavishly Copying' Designs
Apple is claiming that Samsung's new Galaxy 10.1 table copied its design, criticizing the Korean company for slavishly copying its product design.
Wall Street advances in a bounce off key support
Stocks rose on Monday, as a move toward a key technical level on the S&P 500 drew support, while the latest plan to help Greece solve its debt woes eased some investor worries.
Apple executive takes full control as Penney CEO in February
J.C. Penney Co Inc on Monday gave an exact date for completely handing over the reins of the department store chain to its next chief executive, Apple Inc's retail boss, saying he will take control on February 1.
Beatles Tribute Band Rain Will Leave Broadway in September 2011, Embarks National Tour through 2012 [VIDEOS]
The musical concert Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles on Broadway will play its last performance on September 4, ending its one-year-long show of an extended Beatles concert.
Lenders head to Greece as Europe holds back loan
International lenders are making an unexpected visit to Athens to check on its resolve to implement painful austerity plans that have caused weeks of public protests and political confusion.
Bombardier wins $616 million CSeries order
Canada's Bombardier, the world's third-largest civil aircraft maker, said it won an order for 10 CSeries CS100 planes, worth $616 million at list price -- a third deal within a month, after struggling for a year to find orders for the jet airliner.
Facebook to take top spot in U.S. display ad market
Facebook's U.S. advertising revenue will total roughly $2.2 billion in 2011, displacing Yahoo Inc to collect the biggest slice of online display advertising dollars, according to a new study.
US National Parks: Free Admission Tomorrow June 21!
How do you plan on spending the longest day of the year?
Portable Pools Pose High Risk of Drowning for Children
One child drowns every five days in a portable pool during warm weather months, according to a new U.S. study.