Apple customers in danger of receiving their iPad/iPhone
iPad 2 and iPhone 4 may not be available in time to meet the demand of Apple’s customer in the second quarter of the year, due to a shortage of part and labor.
Nvidia results beat Street as Tegra chips take off
Nvidia Corp forecast quarterly revenue above expectations, lifted by sales of its mobile chips as it fights off growing competition in the personal computer graphics chip market.
Lime Wire to pay record labels $105 million, ends suit
The operators of LimeWire agreed to pay record companies $105 million, ending a federal trial over damages after the once-popular file-sharing service had been found liable for copyright infringement.
ITC judge rules for Kodak in Apple lawsuit
Eastman Kodak Co did not infringe Apple Inc's patented technology for digital cameras, a judge at the International Trade Commission ruled in the most recent round of the companies' patent war.
Caught on Camera: San Francisco police accused of brutality, theft (VIDEO)
San Francisco public defender’s office has released a series of surveillance videos which shows illegal arrest and brutality committed by the San Francisco Police.
Giants Sweep the Diamondbacks for First Place in the West
The San Francisco Giants swept the Arizona Diamondbacks on Thursday with a 3-2 victory, earning their sixth straight win, and taking sole possession of first place in the National League West.
Chipmaker Nvidia's rev guidance beats Street
Nvidia Corp forecast quarterly revenue above expectations, lifted by sales of its mobile chips as it fights off growing competition in the personal computer graphics chip market.
Obama presses Congress on cybersecurity measures
The White House on Thursday pressed Congress to pass strong cybersecurity measures to protect consumers' personal information and safeguard the nation's financial system and electric power grid from potentially devastating attacks.
John Demjanjuk: Victim or Nazi war criminal?
John Demjanjuk has been convicted of helping Nazi in massacring 28,000 Jews at Sobibor camp during Holocaust, to five years in prison by a German court on Thursday.
Ex-WikiLeaks spokesman attacks Assange gag orders
A former WikiLeaks spokesman has condemned Julian Assange for demanding workers for the website sign confidentiality agreements threatening penalties of up to 12 million British pounds ($19.5 million).
U.S. seeking $1 billion from J&J in Risperdal probe: report
Prosecutors are seeking about $1 billion to resolve a long-standing probe into Johnson & Johnson's marketing of its Risperdal anti-psychotic medicine, the Wall Street Journal said on Thursday, citing sources familiar with the matter.
Film Too Big To Fail is a financial horror show
To the producers of the film Too Big To Fail, the story plays like a horror movie.
Chipmaker Nvidia's quarterly revenue beats Street
Nvidia posted better-than-expected first-quarter revenue of $962 million, down 3.97 percent as it faces pressure in the personal computer graphics chip market and races to build its mobile business.
Chipmaker Nvidia's quarterly rev beats Street
Nvidia posted better-than-expected first-quarter revenue of $962 million, down 3.97 percent as it faces pressure in the personal computer graphics chip market and races to build its mobile business.
Wall Street ends up, helped by defensive shares
Defensive shares led a rebound in stocks on Thursday as investors weighed mixed economic signals and recent volatility in commodities as they searched for direction.
Factbox: The worth of a white-collar felon
When Raj Rajaratnam is sentenced on July 29, he could join a small club of fallen financiers and executives who've spent years behind bars.
Dow Chemical shareholders OK CEO's $21.3 million pay
Dow Chemical Co shareholders overwhelmingly approved a $21.3 million pay package for Chief Executive Andrew Liveris at the annual meeting on Thursday.
William, Kate's visit makes the Seychelles hottest honeymoon destination
Newlywed royal couple William and Kate are currently spending intimate moments in the Seychelles, a string of 115 islands in the west of the Indian Ocean, northeast of Madagascar and about 1000 miles off the east coast of Kenya, according to the British media. Of the 115 islands, only 30 of them are inhabited.
NTT DoCoMo, Twitter to develop location-based alert
Japanese telecom company NTT DoCoMo Inc and U.S. social networking service provider Twitter Inc will jointly develop a location-based alerting service for smartphone users based on tweets, the Nikkei business daily said.
Romney Defends His Healthcare Law, Blasts Obama 'Power Grab'
Mitt Romney said he would respect each state's rights if elected President, defending the Massachusetts healthcare law he supported as governor while blasting the Obama Administration's power grab to require all states to adopt the health same policy, vowing to repeal the federal government's 2010 healthcare overhaul.
Nordstom cuts 2011 EPS on HauteLook acquisition
Upscale retailer Nordstrom Inc cut its full-year earnings forecast due to the dilutive effect of its HauteLook acquisition, sending shares down 1.7 percent.
Zynga Turns To Lady Gaga For Next Farmville
Zynga teams up with Lady Gaga for a new neighborhood in Farmville
Oil rebounds in volatile day as dollar weakens
Oil rose slightly in volatile trading on Thursday, rebounding from a 5 percent plunge in the previous session as a weaker dollar prompted investors to buy riskier assets.
Wall Street ends higher but still playing defense
Defensive shares led a rebound in stocks on Thursday as investors weighed mixed economic signals and recent volatility in commodities in search of direction.
Rajaratnam may stay rich even if he goes to prison
Raj Rajaratnam could face huge criminal fines and penalties as part of his insider trading conviction, but the hedge fund founder could remain a rich man even if he is sent to prison for a long time.
Goldman shares fall on analyst cuts, reports
Goldman Sachs Group Inc shares were down 3.2 percent on Thursday afternoon after two analysts downgraded the stock and press reports questioned whether a Senate investigation will threaten the bank's reputation.
Brooklyn Art Scene: Stand (*an autumn play)
Part of the FiveMYles Space Program and The American Laboratory, Stand (*an autumn play) is an experiential artistic event unfolding the story of two young lovers lost in time.
Skype deal raises risks for videoconferencing firms
Microsoft's $8.5 billion acquisition of Skype is likely to boost videoconferencing from workers' desktops, posing further risks to video technology providers like Polycom and Logitech.
One Of Jupiter’s Moons Has Volcanic Sub-Surface
NASA scientists discover new information indicating Jupiter's moon Io has a volcanic sub-surface.
Kate's Face
Take a look at Kate over the years.