Huge 3.9 Feet Catfish Caught in Korea, Largest in River’s History [PHOTOS]
A huge 3.9-feet catfish has been caught in Gyeonggi-do, Korea. The fisherman, 59-year-old Soon-sik Park, caught it with a net he has set up in Imjin river. The catfish was the largest ever caught in that river.
Wall St falls on CPI, strategy turns defensive
U.S. stocks fell on Friday as data showed U.S. inflation hit the highest level in 2-1/2 years last month, making investors cautious.
Facebook Admits Hiring PR Company for Google Smear Campaign
After speculation of Facebook’s recent smear attempt against Google, it was confirmed that the largest social networking website hired PR firm Burson-Marstellar to plant stories attacking Google’s content publishing and privacy practices. The bitter rivalry is now in the open; Facebook acknowledged using a 3rd party to assist in the campaign.
Report: AT&T $6B In The Hole If T-Mobile Deal Fails
A report says if the deal with T-Mobile fails, AT&T will owe Deutsche Telekom $6 billion.
Sony PlayStation Network outage: What's at stake for Sony?
Hackers have dealt a serious blow to Sony's strategy to create an ecosystem of online content around its devices by bringing down its online game system PlayStation Network and Qriocity services.
Ashton Kutcher to replace Charlie Sheen in Two and a Half Men
After much speculation over who will replace troubled actor Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men, it was finally announced that Ashton Kutcher will take on the role.
AT&T wage lawsuit cannot proceed as class-action
AT&T Inc won a ruling from a Manhattan federal judge to decertify a class-action lawsuit by more than 4,100 workers who complained its mobile unit failed to properly pay wages and overtime.
Victoria's Secret What Is Sexy? Event [PHOTOS]
This marked the unveiling of the annual What Is Sexy? list at The Grove shopping center in Los Angeles.
TomTom sees fleet management services growth
TomTom, which provides fleet management systems to trucking firms, expects smaller rivals to go out of business in the fragmented sector in the next three to five years, an executive said on Friday.
Travelers warned not to rely only on GPS
Travelers in the western U.S. should not rely solely on technology such as GPS for navigation, authorities said, after a Canadian couple were lost in the Nevada wilderness for 48 days.
Schneider Electric in Tyco talks with PEs: report
Schneider Electric SA is in talks with private-equity firms about partnering on a $30 billion plus bid of Tyco International Ltd , less than a month after the French company had ruled out the takeover, the New York Post said citing sources.
Samsung Unveils Tablet With ‘Highest Display Possible’
Newest tablet from Samsung has a resolution of 2500 x 1600.
Ron Paul Running for President, 'Super impressed' with Grass Roots
Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, whose views on fiscal conservatism and strong views on smaller government resonate with the conservative movement which swept Republicans into office in 2010, on Friday announced he is running for U.S. President in the 2012 election, saying his grass root supporters were enthusiastic, 'more so than ever.'
Economists see softer growth, slow jobs rebound
Economists have become less optimistic about the U.S. growth outlook but slightly more upbeat about the job market, though employment is still seen recovering only slowly from a deep slump.
Exchange operator BATS Global files for IPO
BATS Global Markets Inc, the third-largest U.S. exchange operator after NYSE Euronext and NASDAQ OMX Group , filed with U.S. regulators for an initial public offering.
Glencore to close books early on $11 billion IPO
Commodities trader Glencore will close the books for its planned $11 billion initial public offering a day ahead of schedule, underscoring strong investor demand for its shares despite volatile commodity markets.
Wall Street edges down, eyes confidence data
Wall street edged down at the open on Friday after April U.S. inflation rose in line with expectations, helping investors reassess the recent volatility in the commodities market.
Alibaba says board told of Alipay deal in 2009
China's Alibaba Group said it told its board in July 2009 that it had transferred ownership of its online e-commerce business to Chief Executive Jack Ma, rejecting allegations by major shareholder Yahoo Inc that it had been blindsided by the deal.
Tweeting celebrities risk boring fans: survey
Celebrities who bombard fans with Twitter updates are likely to have shorter careers than those who maintain an aura of mystique, according to a survey.
Hosni Mubarak’s glamorous family: Wife, sons and daughters-in-law
A slideshow which gives a sneak peek into Hosni Mubarak's family.
What is the Mark Twain Prize for Humor
Will Ferrell is to receive the annual Mark Twain Prize for American Humor this fall. We take a deeper look into what the award is.
Gold Rallies As Analysts Predict Euro Strugglers Will Go Bust
The Dollar price of Gold on wholesale markets continued to rally Friday morning, rising as high as $1516 per ounce - less than 4% off this month's all-time high - before slipping back, while stock and commodity markets recovered some of Thursday's losses.
Google nears settlement over drugstore ads: report
Google Inc is close to settling a U.S. criminal probe into allegations that it made hundreds of millions of dollars from online pharmacy ads that break U.S. laws, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
It's official, Ashton Kutcher to replace Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men
After much speculation over who will replace troubled actor Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men, it was finally announced that Ashton Kutcher will take on the role.
A Mark Twain award for Will Ferrell, America's funniest man
Will Ferrell will be awarded with the Mark Twain prize for American Humor at the Kennedy Center in October.
Oil up more than $1 on European growth, dollar fall
Oil rose more than $1 on Friday, taking benchmark U.S. crude futures back above $100 per barrel, after much higher-than-expected growth in Germany and France and a rebound in the euro against the dollar.
Cisco braces for biggest layoffs in its history
Cisco Systems Inc is expected to cut thousands of jobs in possibly its worst-ever round of layoffs to meet Chief Executive John Chambers' goal of slashing costs by $1 billion.
Rise Of Internet Pharmacies May Be Cause Of Drug Abuse Increase
A new study says the rise of rogue online pharmacies directly corresponds to the rise of prescription drug abuse.
World's top banks face capital surcharge hit: report
The world's top banks will likely be hardest hit by new capital surcharges that would rise according to size, links to other lenders and how easily a bank could be replaced in a crisis, the Financial Times reported.
Stock futures edge up ahead of confidence, inflation data
U.S. stock index futures edged up on Friday ahead of key inflation and consumer confidence data that will give investors a chance to reassess recent volatility of the commodities market.