Fitch cuts Greek rating, warns over restructuring
Fitch cut Greece's credit rating by three notches on Friday, pushing the country deeper into junk territory, and warned that any kind of debt restructuring would amount to default.
Carriers to revamp tablet service pricing
Mobile service providers are reworking charges for wireless connections on tablet computers to lure in customers put off by costly fees.
Malone eyes Nook in cheap Barnes & Noble bid
Cable TV pioneer John Malone likes a bargain, and his $17 a share bid for Barnes & Noble Inc is already being slammed for undervaluing the largest U.S. bookstore chain.
CDC Releases Guide to Survive Zombies
No joke. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention posted a blog post with a list of recommendations on how to survive a massive invasion of the flesh-eating zombie.
Apple, Foxconn review China factory explosion
Apple Inc said on Friday it was working with Foxconn, its main contract producer for gadgets, to understand the cause of an explosion at a factory in China that local media have linked to the technology giant's iPad 2 production.
Why Jerry West? Joe Lacob’s Warriors legacy depends on next coach
The Warriors are nowhere near the playoffs, but co-owner Joe Lacob is feeling the heat. He understands perfectly well that his next decision may determine his legacy as the Warriors owner. That decision is the hiring of the next Warriors coach.
Foxconn plant explosion may delay iPad production (VIDEO)
Foxconn Technology Group, the main manufacturing contractor for Apple’s iPad 2 and iPhone 4, witnessed a large explosion in its Chengdu plant on May 20 7 p.m. local time, killing 2 and injuring at least 16, and possibly delaying the already-scarce iPad supply.
Apple nears cloud music service with label deals
Apple Inc is close to launching an online music storage and streaming service after reaching deals with three of the four major labels and is expected to wrap up the fourth in a few days, according to several people familiar the plans.
IMF approves 26 billion euro funding for Portugal
The International Monetary Fund on Friday approved a 26 billion euro ($37 billion) loan for Portugal and said it would immediately disburse 6.1 billion euros of the money to the euro zone member country to ease investor concerns over its debts.
NYC Payroll and Unemployment Rate Looking Up
There seems to be a broad-based strengthening in the labor market with the growth of payrolls in 42 U.S. states and a decline in unemployment rate in 39 states in April.
If not on May 21, when will the world end? Here is the next candidate in line!
If not on May 21, when will the world end? Here is the next candidate in line! You aren't convinced? Come up with another one then.
Foursquare, LivingSocial eye local ad dollars
LivingSocial and Foursquare are both fighting for local ad dollars from mom and pop stores, neighborhood restaurants, and even big box retailers as online social media companies set their sights on a largely untapped pool of revenue.
Oscar winner Marion Cotillard gives birth to new baby boy
Oscar-winner French actress Marion Cotillard and actor-director Guillaume Canet have welcomed their first child, a boy named Marcel.
Apple’s Cloud Music Sounds Heavenly
Apple is preparing to launch its cloud music service, which allows users to listen to songs from an Internet connection.
BP cuts oil spill burden with $1.1 billion Mitsui deal
BP struck a key victory in its battle to share the cost of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill when partner Mitsui & Co agreed on Friday to pay $1.1 billion toward the clean-up bill and possibly billions more in fines.
Press Release: Jerry West is now a Warrior
Basketball Hall of Famer Jerry West officially joined the Warriors as an executive board member on Friday. Co-owner Joe Lacob hired West in order to serve in a wide-range of positions to help develop the team.
Judgment Day May 21: end of the world movies to watch
Here are 5 classic doomsday movies to watch on May 21.
May 21 Doomsday: Harold Camping's Full Explanation Revealed in Book [FULL TEXT]
Harold Camping, the broadcaster and author, who has predicted that May 21, 2011 is Judgment Day when God will take the 'true believers' to heaven and inflict a series of major natural disasters on the world, published a book fully explaining his views over three years ago.
Gap, Aeropostale shares dive after results as costs, discounts
Shares of clothes retailers Gap Inc and Aeropostale Inc fell on Friday, a day after the companies said higher input costs and discounts would hurt profitability.
Blast at Foxconn plant linked to iPad kills 2: report
A large explosion rocked a Foxconn factory in southwestern China that local media have linked to Apple iPad 2 production, killing at least two people, the Wall Street Journal reported.
May 21, 2011 Doomsday – Harold Camping denounced as false prophet by Christian leaders
Harold Camping, the self-proclaimed Doomsday prophet who predicted that on May 21, 2011 200 million people will Rapture and the rest will perish in a series of cataclysmic events, including violent earthquakes, till October 21, 2011, is being branded as a false prophet by eminent Christian leaders.
Research in Motion stock: the next Palm?
Some investors are betting Research in Motion's stock is in for more pain, even after a rough three years.
More Rare Color photos from Depression Era and the 40s (Part II) - Comment
Rare color photos from the Great Depression and World War II that may give you a glimpse of the taste of what it was like in the 30s and 40s- decades that were normally known and seen only in black-and-white pictures.
Hackers hit Sony sites raising more security issues
Sony Corp has been hacked again, exposing more security issues for the company less than a month after intruders stole personal information from more than 100 million online user accounts.
Sony's Security Nightmare Not Over, Hacked Again
Sony has been hacked again, this time it's not PSN, but So-net, an internet service provider subsidiary.
More Rare Color photos from Depression Era and the 40s - Comment
Rare color photos from the Great Depression and World War II that may give you a glimpse of the taste of what it was like in the 30s and 40s- decades that were normally known and seen only in black-and-white.
Randy Savage, Macho Man dies in Florida car accident
Savage, one of the greatest wrestlers of all time, suffered a heart attack while driving this morning, and lost control of his vehicle, according to Savage's brother, Lanny Poffo. Savage was 58 years old.
Macho Man: You were my childhood hero
The stunning death of Macho Man Randy Savage is being felt across the world. Fellow wrestlers in particular are reeling after finding out the out the heartbreaking loss of an icon at the age of 58. “You were one of my childhood inspirations and heros,” posted Dwayne Johnson
Lady Gaga on the top of World's Most Powerful Celebrities more powerful than Oprah
Pop superstar Lady Gaga is on the top of the top 10 Girl-power kudos in Forbes World's Most Powerful Celebrities list.
Wall Street slips on euro zone, spillover effect feared
U.S. stocks fell on Friday on euro-zone debt worries that could spill over into next week's trading with a bearish note, while retailers lost ground after a weak profit outlook from Gap.