Report: Skype Having Problems
Skype, the popular video and voice chat service, is down for some users.
Cars prove to be more than a nostalgia band
Still quirky and original, the Cars mixed hits with surprisingly vibrant new material in their Roseland Ballroom concert last night in New York City.
Wall Street flat after data confirms weakness
Stocks were little changed on Thursday following a rise in weekly jobless claims that analysts said had been priced into shares.
Gold Dips As Euro & Pound Rise, UK Has No Inflation Problem Says Cabinet Minister
Silver Prices handed back most of Wednesday's gains, dropping 6% inside three hours before hovering around $37 per ounce.
Post-Microsoft acquisition, Skype crashes; download guidelines
VoIP and group video conferencing provider and latest buy of Microsoft, Skype has crashed as users from across the world are citing sign-in and communication issues.
Oil slips as economic data disappoints
Oil retreated on Thursday, pressured by gloomy U.S. economic data, but dollar weakness and supply concerns sparked by renewed violence in the Middle East helped limit losses.
Apple iPad 3 to have better display with Samsung super AMOLED screen
Tim Cook, Apple's Chief Operating Officer, visited South Korea to begin discussions on integrating Samsung's super AMOLED technology to enhance the future iPad 3 screen displays.
Elizabeth Smart: ‘I Have a Wonderful Life Now’ [FULL TEXT]
Elizabeth Smart on Wednesday faced Brian David Mitchell the man who kidnapped her and whom she said raped her daily for nine months in 2002.
China gold demand and imports set to rise strongly, by 25% in 3 years
Chinese gold demand could rise over 22 percent in the next three years and sharply outpace domestic production, the head of the country's largest state-owned gold miner China National Gold Group said on Thursday, signalling room for a strong ramp up in imports.
Marine killed by a car during Fleet Week, New York
A Marine in town for Fleet Week was struck and killed by a car on the West Side Highway in New York City, early Thursday.
Cheryl Cole will no longer be a judge on The X Factor
People.com is reporting that British musician, Cheryl Cole, will no longer be a judge on The X Factor as it has previously been reported.
Corporate profits fall, jobless claims up
Corporate profits contracted in the first quarter for the first time in more than two years and the economy grew at the same pedestrian pace as previously estimated, government data showed on Thursday.
Stock futures point to flat open after GDP, jobless data
Stock index futures pointed to a flat open on Thursday as the economy grew less than expected in the first quarter, adding evidence that global demand is slowing and underscoring recent equity weakness.
Oprah Winfrey goes solo in final episode, calls fans her sweet inspiration (PHOTOS)
After 25 years of history-making, life-changing television, Oprah hosted the finale of The Oprah Winfrey Show on Wednesday that marked the end of “Oprah Winfrey Show” and also a new start for Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN).
Scotty wins American Idol & Beyonce premieres '1+1' [Video]
Beyonce performed her new single, 'One Plus One' on American Idol's Finale on Wednesday and Scotty McCreery is the season 10 winner.
Zuckerberg says not opening Facebook to under-13s
Facebook is not working on opening up the world's biggest social network to children under the age of 13 in the short term, founder and Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said Wednesday, contradicting some media reports.
Alipay gets licence to set up e-payment system
The Alipay system affiliated with Jack Ma's Alibaba Group has received a license from China's central bank to operate an electronic payment system in the country, the company said on Thursday.
Jobless claims up in latest week
New claims for unemployment benefits unexpectedly climbed to 424,000 last week from a revised 414,000 in the prior week, pointing to a painfully slow improvement in the nation's job markets.
Quake, Hackers Cut Into Sony Profit Forecast
Sony Corp. missed analysts profit estimates for the next fiscal year, largely due to the record earthquake that hit Japan and a string of attacks from hackers.
Deutsche Bank investors, protestors seek answers
Chief Executive Josef Ackermann struggled to make himself heard as protestors outside and shareholders inside vented their anger over Deutsche Bank's leadership vacuum, legal issues and business practices.
Latest images of Great Pyramid's chambers of secrets by a robot (PHOTOS)
Robot designed by engineer Rob Richardson from the University of Leeds, UK, and colleagues has crawled up the tunnel carrying a bendy micro snake camera has sent back the first images of markings on the wall of a tiny chamber in the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt that have not been seen for 4500 years, the New Scientist reported on Thursday.
Lady Gaga can literally stop 'traffic'
During Amazon's first attempt at selling Lady Gaga's album for a mere 99 cents they had issues with their servers. However, after seeing a high response to the first offer, Amazon is offering the deal again today.
LSE faces TMX tussle as Maple goes hostile
The London Stock Exchange faced an increasingly bitter battle for control of Canadian peer TMX Group -- and its own destiny -- after rival bidder Maple Group took its higher offer directly to shareholders.
Stock futures flat as GDP, jobless data awaited
Stock index futures were little changed on Thursday as investors looked ahead to data that could shed light on the economy's health amid worries that global demand was slowing.
Oil slips on economy worry
Oil retreated on Thursday, as investors focused on disappointing economic data, but dollar weakness and renewed violence in Yemen helped limit losses.
Can Mango update save Microsoft's Windows Phone and Steve Ballmer's fortunes ?
Microsoft announced an update for its Windows Phone 7 OS under the moniker Mango which will be rolled-out this fall bringing a deeper integration between native services and apps.
Google Wallet unveiled today at Google's media event in New York City
Google Wallet, a mobile payment system on Android-based Sprint smartphones, is expected to be unveiled at a media event in Google's New York office, at 12 p.m. today.
Korean phone app tells tales on murderer
SEOUL (Reuters Life!) - It began with a simple phrase -- brace yourself -- sent by a university professor to his mistress via a South Korean messaging service app used by millions every day.
Sony's profit forecast seen ambitious as quake, hacking weigh
Sony Corp's forecast of its first annual net profit in four years was viewed as optimistic, as the consumer electronics giant struggles with the aftermath of the disastrous March earthquake and a series of network security breaches.
Stock futures flat before GDP, jobless claims data
Stock index futures were little changed on Thursday as investors looked ahead to data that could shed light on the economy's health amid worries that global demand was slowing.