Google To PayPal: People Can Change Jobs
Responding to the lawsuit filed by PayPal, Google says that people have the right to seek better jobs, though they respect trade secrets.
Rumored MacBook Air of the future, powered by ARM A5 processor
A new report on Friday claimed that Apple is testing a new MacBook Air powered by an ARM A5 processor, the same as the iPad 2.
Pentagon F-35 review postponed until mid-June
A high-level Pentagon review of the Lockheed Martin Corp F-35 fighter program has been postponed from this week until June 14, three sources familiar with the scheduled meeting said on Friday.
Smelling Vs. Social Networking: Kids Prefer The Technology
in a survey, more kids aged 16-22 said they would rather have Facebook than be able to smell.
Google Wallet: Safer Than Your Credit Card?
Security experts say Google Wallet security is a mixed bag.
Top 10 Most Expensive Hotel Suites in the World 2011
The most expensive hotel suites in the world have one thing in common -- opulence -- to pamper your senses.
Arsenic-Eating Bacteria Discoverer Faces Critics
In December, NASA held a press conference to announce that a bacteria discovered in a salty California lake appeared to use arsenic in its DNA. But the findings ran into criticism right from the start, and now the journal Science has published the critiques of the work, as well as a response from the team that did the original work.
Air France Flight 447 Crash Data Released [PHOTOS]
French officials on Friday unveiled a report about the last moments of Air France Flight 447, releasing information generated from 'black box' flight data discovered in early May.
Greeks fail to agree on debt measures amid aid threat
Greece's prime minister failed to convince opposition leaders on Friday to support tougher austerity measures to free up EU/IMF aid needed to avert a debt default.
Mobile Payment Systems Draw Interest from Banks, Retailers
Google took the wraps off of Google Wallet, its new mobile payment system, making the announcement on Thursday from the company's New York office. Mobile payment systems have drawn the interest of banks and retailers, and the industry is hoping consumers will adopt the systems as well.
Wall Street gains in light volume on weaker dollar
U.S. stocks rose in light volume on Friday, with basic materials shares leading the way as commodity prices kept rising on the back of a weaker U.S. dollar.
Kate Middleton’s sold-out Reiss dress will be restocked
For her meeting with President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama, Kate Middleton chose to wear a simple Shola sheath dress from Reiss, a popular British chain store. The dress retailed for $340.
Top Five Microsoft Blunders under CEO Steve Ballmer
Influential hedge fund manager David Einhorn wants Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to step down and he has good reasons for that call.
Digital book companies jostle for dominance in NY
As American publishers gathered in New York this week to promote the best of what's coming in the year ahead, more and more attention was focused on the growing influence of digital publishing.
Red light for Google Wallet: Sued by PayPal
Google Wallet is set to face tough time as PayPal has filed a lawsuit for stealing trade secrets, barely hours after Google officially launched Google Wallet and Google Offers services.
Fitch cuts Japan credit rating outlook to negative
Ratings agency Fitch on Friday cut its outlook on Japan's sovereign debt, warning that the vast cost of a March earthquake and tsunami and the still-unknown bill for the clean-up after the nuclear disaster would further strain the country's already shaky public finances.
Gold Price Up On Week As German Anger Grows With Cheating Greece
The Dollar Gold Price traded in a $3 range around $1526 per ounce on Friday morning in London, while stocks and commodities were up and the Euro rallied despite concerns the IMF may halt the latest payment of Greece's €110 billion bailout.
Gasoline prices erode U.S. spending, incomes
The U.S. economy remained sluggish early in the second quarter with high gasoline prices crimping consumer spending and bad weather helping to push pending home sales to a seven-month low in April.
Destination Indianapolis: The 2011 Indy 500
The 'most important race in history' can be your destination this Memorial Day.
Facebook CEO Zuckerberg kills live animals for food
The 27 year old Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg offered an insight into his diet and general practice in preparing his meals, saying he only eats meat that he butchers and kills by his own hands.
Bank of Ireland to unveil debt-for-equity swap
Bank of Ireland will unveil plans early next week for its junior bondholders to exchange 2.8 billion euros ($4 billion) in debt for shares in the bank, a source familiar with the process said on Friday.
North Korea's happiness index rank: China top, US bottom (Photos)
A Chinese media, Chaoxian.com.cn, has reported that North Korea's Chosun Central TV recently released the survey result of a 'Happiness Index (Gross National Happiness) of each nation' and according to the survey, China tops the ranking, followed by North Korea while the U.S is at the bottom, ranked 203.
North Korea's happiness index rank: China top, US bottom (Photos)
A Chinese media, Chaoxian.com.cn, has reported that North Korea's Chosun Central TV recently released the survey result of a 'Happiness Index (Gross National Happiness) of each nation' and according to the survey, China tops the ranking, followed by North Korea while the U.S is at the bottom, ranked 203.
Watch Amy Poehler address Harvard Class of 2011 [VIDEO]
Amy Poehler was invited to speak to the Harvard class of 2011 on Wednesday as a part of Class Day.
Breathtaking Space Photos From Endeavour Mission
Images from the Endeavour space shuttle mission.
Instant view: Pending home sales dive 11.6 percent in April
Pending sales of existing U.S. homes dropped far more than expected in April to touch a seven-month low, a trade group said on Friday, dealing a blow to hopes of a recovery in the housing market.
Activist Icahn cuts stake in Take-Two Interactive
Activist investor Carl Icahn cut his stake in video game publisher Take-Two Interactive Software Inc, sending its shares down as the move dampened hopes for a quick company takeover.
U.S. lawsuit claims RIM misled investors
Lawyers for shareholders of Research In Motion have filed a class action lawsuit against the BlackBerry maker, claiming its executives misled investors about its prospects in recent months.
Barcelona Vs Manchester United - 'We should emulate Man United' - Xavi
Barcelona midfielder Xavi has come out with praise for Manchester United saying the Red Devils domination and sustained success should be a parameter for the Catalans to aim towards.
California may review AT&T/T-Mobile USA deal
California regulators may open a formal examination of AT&T Inc's proposed $39 billion purchase of T-Mobile USA, a move that could delay or add conditions to approval of the deal.