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Apple iPhone 5 needs to have a critical minimum of features to compete with Android; here are the key areas where Apple is compelled to make changes in the upcoming iPhone 5.

Angela Merkel promises to push for aid after debilitating rumors on Spanish cucumbers.

The CEO of Adobe Systems, Shantanu Narayen, thinks the era of Apple's dominance of the tablet market will soon come to an end.

The New York Rangers traded forward Roman Horak and two second-round draft picks to the Calgary Flames for Tim Erixon and a fifth-round pick, the team announced on Wednesday.

The U.S. Treasury has agreed to sell its remaining 6 percent stake in Chrysler to Italian automaker Fiat, which will pay $500 million as part of the deal.

The Swiss luxury watch brand opens its first North American store.

A doctor who was assigned for Nadya Suleman, better known as Octomum after she gave birth to eight babies at once, is losing his job after being found guilty of gross negligence in implanting a dozen embryos in her and 2 other cases.

Yemen's 33-year president wounded in blast. Government officials scramble to dispel rumors of death.

Analysts say the iCloud could deal another blow to an already faltering RIM

A Grand Jury has indicted John Edwards on criminal charges stemming from alleged misuse of campaign funds, according to a filing in federal court on Friday.

The pace of growth in the services sector picked up modestly in May while gauges of new orders and employment climbed, according to an industry report released on Friday.

U.S. stocks dropped on Friday after a dismal report on the labor market appeared to confirm the recent glut of data signaling the economic recovery was waning.

Greece said on Friday that international lenders had concluded an inspection of its bailout program positively, as the country's prime minister outlined plans for deeper austerity measures.

Ratings agency Moody's warned on Thursday it would consider cutting the United States' coveted top-notch credit rating if the White House and Congress do not make progress by mid-July in talks to raise the debt limit.

Watch 'Dripped' a fun animation dedicated to Jackson Pollock's 'drip period.'

Today, June 3rd, is the Donut Day and local Dunkin Donuts and Krispy Kreme stores are giving out free donuts throughout the entire day.

The prospect of a second bailout for debt-stricken Greece assuaged market fears of default on Friday as the country's prime minister flew to Luxembourg to present plans for deeper austerity measures.

Wal-Mart Stores Inc is trying to reassure employees and investors that the company's signature U.S. discount business can again achieve the growth that made Wal-Mart the world's number one retailer.

Israel's attendance at French peace talks may decide the future of the Palestinian state

Vic's picks last week were a little bit shaky. But he has some thoughts on this weekend's Yanks-Angels series, and the NBA Finals.

U.S.-based Chevron Corp said on Friday it had launched an inquiry into an explosion at its oil refinery in southwest Wales which killed four people and seriously injured one.

The designer is honored by the CFDA

EBay's online payment unit, PayPal, will end its year-old partnership with AliExpress, the wholesale website of Alibaba.com, from early August, PayPal said on Friday.

Stocks dropped more than 1 percent at the open on Friday after a dismal report on the labor market appeared to confirm recent data signaling the economic recovery was weakening.

The singer and motocross husband welcome a new addition.

Today, June 3rd, is the Donut Day and local Dunkin Donuts and Krispy Kreme shop are giving out free donuts throughout the whole day. At Krispy Kreme shop every customer will get a free donut without any purchase.

It's a baby girl for pop star Pink

Wal-Mart Stores Inc is trying to reassure employees and investors on Friday that the company can reach out to shoppers online, on their phones and in small and large stores to drive growth.

There has been no sign yet of a joint candidate from the developing countries of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa to head the International Monetary Fund, an Indian government source told Reuters on Friday.