Driven Provides Insights Into the Choices We Make
BRIGHTON & HOVE, ENGLAND -- Nicola Cairncross reviews a book that explores just what drives us as human beings and how that plays out in how we live, work and interact together, says what she learned from it -- and explains why you need to read it too.
Pregnant Natalie Portman gives birth to baby boy [PHOTOS]
Actress Natalie Portman and her choreographer fiancé, Benjamin Millepied, welcomed a baby boy.
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Are the tablet PCs useful to you? Here are 8 reasons why they aren't
Tablet PCs are the frenzy currently and you might be bombarded with the shiny displays of latest and greatest tablets, but if you do not have any business purpose, how useful is the gadget to you?
Resignation of Top Aide Raises Doubts about Brazilian President Rousseff
The resignation of Rousseff's chief of staff comes at a bad time as the president tries to manage Brazil's economic growth
Kate Middleton vs. Victoria Beckham: Who is Britain's reigning fashionista? [pictures]
The duchess or Posh? Which fashion icon wins?
May core CPI post largest rise in nearly 3 years
Core consumer inflation rose at quickest pace in nearly three years in May and a regional manufacturing gauge contracted this month, underscoring the headwinds facing the economy.
Wimbledon 2011: Scotsman Andy Murray Tries to Make History
Scotsman Andy Murray could be the first man from the UK to win at Wimbledon since 1936
Natalie Portman, Benjamin Millepied welcome baby boy
Actress Natalie Portman and her choreographer fiancé, Benjamin Millepied, welcomed a baby boy.
Is Facebook working on secret photo-sharing app?
Facebook is speeding up to launch a photo-sharing iPhone app known as 'Hovertown' or 'WithPeople' to take on the mold of Instgram, according to a TechCrunch report.
Are You Aware? The World's 5 Most Dangerous Countries for Women [PHOTOS]
Some parts of this world are utterly dangerous to be born female.
According to a poll, Afghanistan, Congo and Pakistan are the world's most dangerous countries for women, followed by India and Somalia.
Are You Aware? The World's 5 Most Dangerous Countries for Women [PHOTOS]
Some parts of this world are utterly dangerous to be born female.
According to a poll, Afghanistan, Congo and Pakistan are the world's most dangerous countries for women, followed by India and Somalia.
Manchester United Transfer Rumors - United look to grab Sanchez from City
Alexis Sanchez is seemingly headed towards Manchester United, despite neighbors City being touted as favorites on Tuesday.
Dish Network offers $1.38 billion for TerreStar
TerreStar Networks Inc said it has received a $1.375 billion cash bid from billionaire Charlie Ergen's Dish Network Corp to buy the telecommunications company's assets through a bankruptcy auction, court papers show.
Hugh Hefner's wedding is off? Hugh tweets that his pending marriage has been called off [pictures]
Hef's tweet says the wedding is a no go. His fiance 'had a change of heart.'
Braves gamesmanship: Extra water on field to slow down Jose Reyes
One would think, considering that the Mets have lost 14 of their last 19 games in Atlanta, that gamesmanship wouldn't be necessary for the Braves. Think again.
Pandora prices at $16 per share, above range
Online radio company Pandora Media priced shares in its initial public offering above an already raised range on Tuesday, the latest company to take advantage of red-hot valuations for Internet companies.
China-Vietnam: Weighing the Cost-Benefit of War in South China Sea Face-Off
In the recent Sino-Vietnamese skirmish over the South China Sea, both China and Vietnam are unclear over how much they stand to gain from the water space, but the potential costs are calculable, analysts say.
Natalie Portman gives birth to a boy!
Oscar winning actress Natalie Portman and fiance Benjamin Millepied welcomes a baby boy !
Facebook calls user shrinkage report faulty
Facebook dismisses the Inside Facebook report, calling it inaccurate, as the actual growth has been measured as a 21 percent in Facebook users in the United States in May.
Stock futures off ahead of data, banks in cross hairs
Stock index futures fell on Wednesday, signaling the previous session's oversold rally may be a one-day wonder, ahead of data on consumer prices, manufacturing and industrial production.
Stock futures slip after rebound, CPI, factory data due
Stock index futures resumed their decline on Wednesday, signaling the previous session's oversold rally may be a one-day wonder, ahead of data on consumer prices, manufacturing and industrial production.
Said says Amina Hoax MacMaster-mind is Orientalist
Najla Said, acclaimed Palestine advocate and Edward Said's daughter discusses 'Orientalist' Gay Girl In Damascus blogger Tom MacMaster.
Apple iPad 3 to don a 2048x1536 retina display?
While media is abuzz with speculation about the upcoming iPhone 5, a new report suggests that Apple's next iteration of iPad, the iPad 3, will flaunt a retina display with a screen resolution of 2048x1536.
Wimbledon - Nadal seeded first, Djokovic and Federer follows
The seeding for the Wimbledon is out with Rafael Nadal and Caroline Wozniacki seeded first in the men's and women's tournaments respectively.
U.S. has healthy companies, troubled politics: ex-IMF economist
U.S. companies are doing well but the country is faced with entrenched political divisiveness that makes reaching any kind of compromise on the budget deficit difficult, former IMF chief economist Raghuram Rajan said on Wednesday.
Greeks rage against austerity while EU argues
Striking Greeks raged against a new wave of austerity on Wednesday after euro zone finance ministers failed to agree how to make private creditors contribute to a second bailout for their indebted country.
Greece default fallout can be contained: ex-IMF economist
The fallout from a Greek debt default can be contained if European leaders reached an agreement to let the restructuring take place in an orderly manner, former IMF chief economist Raghuram Rajan said on Wednesday.
Amazon's new $399 tablet with streaming movies service to hit market soon
Amazon’s new Android tablet will have a streaming movie service, which the Android tablets still don’t have.
Euro again under pressure in Asia
The euro came under fresh pressure in Asia on Wednesday as worry about euro zone debt intensified, prompting a move away from riskier assets which helped gold extend gains.
Ford Motors to invest $1.2 bln in Spain over three years
US auto major Ford Motors will invest €812 million, or $1.2 billion, for its plant in the Valencia region of eastern Spain.
