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.
Kissinger, Huntsman: U.S., China need cyber detente
The United States and China need to reach an agreement to restrict cyber attacks and designate some areas as off limits to hacking, two former senior U.S. officials said on Tuesday.
-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.
Malaysia tries to stop threatened cyber attack
Malaysia stepped up monitoring of government websites on Wednesday to stop a threatened hacking attack by Internet vigilante group Anonymous over government acts of censorship, the police chief said.
White House wants business to aid in debt cap fight
Worried that Congress will not act in time to raise the country's borrowing cap, the Obama administration is enlisting the business community to persuade lawmakers that a default will have dire consequences.
Ex-IMF chief economist sees high U.S. corporate margins lasting
Corporate profit margins in the United States are likely to remain at elevated levels for the foreseeable future, despite concerns about an economic slowdown, former IMF chief economist Raghuram Rajan said on Wednesday.
Acer cuts 2011 tablet shipment target by nearly 60 percent
Acer Inc slashed its full-year shipment target for tablets by almost 60 percent and expects lower notebook shipments as the world No.2 PC maker works to clear accumulated inventory.
Malaysia braces for threatened cyber attack
Malaysia has beefed up security ahead of a threatened hacking attack of its official government website by internet vigilante group Anonymous for government acts of censorship and will track down the activists, the police chief said on Wednesday.
Runaway Bride: Hugh Hefner and Crystal Harris wedding called off
Hugh Hefner, the 85-year-old multimillionaire and founder of Playboy, bitterly announced that his wedding with his young fiancée, 25-year-old Crystal Harris, was canceled.
UPDATE: LAUSD Bans Chocolate and Strawberry Milk from School Cafeterias
The Los Angeles Unified School District board voted to officially remove flavored milk from cafeterias as of July 1st.
Starbucks Android app shows Google winning mobile OS war against Apple (Photos)
Starbucks announced that it plans to extend its popular mobile payment app into the Android market, signaling a power shift in the mobile OS war in Google's favor.
Pandora IPO at $16 a share - Biggest wonder or tech blunder?
Oakland-based Internet radio company Pandora Media Inc.'s $16 IPO share price has left the market wondering whether the shares are overvalued or not.
2011 NHL Stanley Cup finals ticket skyrockets
Wednesday night Stanley Cup finals between Vancouver Canucks and Bruins ticket price skyrockets
Lehman pushes back $1.5 billion SunCal tussle
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc is delaying its fight to block real estate developer SunCal from challenging $1.5 billion in claims Lehman asserted as a creditor in bankruptcy court against a number of Lehman/SunCal real estate projects.
New Research Can Predict What Gamers Want
New researcher can predict what gamers want when they play online role-playing games.
Why HP’s Executive Shakeup Wasn’t Shocking
HP's executive shakeup could have been seen from a mile away according to some analysts.
Father's Day: Dads Deserve as Much Credit as Moms
A survey studying the revolution of American dads showed that among the dads that were surveyed, 80% said Mother's day gets more attention than Father's day.
Gingrich Rips NASA
Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich said NASA has been an absolute case study in why bureaucracy can't innovate.
Ethics May Look To Weiner's Twitter Name As Violation Of House Rules
Representative Anthony Weiner's claims he didn't use his congressional Blackberry to send salacious photographs and text messages may not be the only thing the House Ethics Committee is investigating.
A tsunami ghost town captured by Japanese scuba divers (VIDEO)
A Japanese non-profit group that went to explore under the sea in hopes of finding missing Tsunami victims found a ghost town instead.