Royal wedding mentioned every 10 seconds online: study
Britain's royal wedding is generating around 9,000 mentions a day online, or one every 10 seconds, according to a study from specialist technology firm Greenlight published on Thursday.
Rajaratnam defense in last shot to urge acquittal
Raj Rajaratnam's lawyer took a last shot at trial of keeping his client out of prison, blasting the credibility of key witnesses and telling jurors the government failed to prove the hedge fund manager broke insider trading laws.
Mattel handed stunning reversal in Bratz case
Mattel Inc , after waging a seven-year legal war against a tiny California company, suffered a surprise defeat on Thursday after a U.S. jury decided that MGA Entertainment Inc is the rightful owner of the once-billion dollar line of pouty-lipped Bratz dolls.
Android Phones Track Users Locations, Just LIke iPhones
Android phones can also trace users' movements, according to a security researcher who published his findings at github.
Apple set to beat Google on cloud music: sources
Apple has completed work on an online music storage service and is set to launch it ahead of Google, whose own music efforts have stalled, according to several people familiar with both companies' plans.
Japanese Earthquake : Girl Visits Father's Grave [PHOTOS]
The tragic 2011 T?hoku earthquake and tsunami is the worst natural disaster to hit Japan in the last half century. The confirmed death toll now total 14,133 while the number of missing total 13,346. The final death toll, therefore, is probably north of 25,000.
NYSE board rejects sweetened Nasdaq, ICE bid
NYSE Euronext directors rejected as too risky and lacking value a sweetened takeover offer from Nasdaq OMX Group and IntercontinentalExchange , the second time in 11 days the board backed a lower bid from Germany's Deutsche Boerse AG .
AT&T touts benefits of T-Mobile deal to FCC
AT&T Inc told communications regulators its $39-billion bid to buy Deutsche Telekom AG's T-Mobile USA would let it build high-speed wireless services reaching more than 97 percent of U.S. users.
Morgan Stanley trading turnaround makes progress
Morgan Stanley's first-quarter profit fell nearly 50 percent, but the results were better than many analysts had forecast thanks to stronger-than-expected fixed-income trading revenue.
Brent seesaws after rally, U.S. oil up on down dollar
Brent oil futures seesawed near unchanged after slipping off a 32-month high Thursday as traders took some money out of recently rising energy markets before a holiday weekend.
Hacker Pleads Guilty To Credit Card Fraud; Faces 10 Years
A hacker has pleaded guilty to trafficking in counterfeit credit cards and aggravated identity theft; which resulted in losses of $36 million.
San Diego Zoo Tiger Cubs Open Their Eyes [PHOTO]
A pair of just over 2-week old Malayan tiger cubs at the San Diego Zoo have recently opened their eyes.
Law Offices of Marc S. Henzel Is Investigating TradeStation Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: TRAD) for Shareholders
The Law Offices of Marc S. Henzel (www.henzellaw.com) a firm focusing on shareholder litigation, is investigating the proposed buyout of TradeStation Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: TRAD) by Monex Group, Inc. (Tokyo Stock Exchange: 8698).
Wall Street posts first positive week in three
U.S. stocks posted their first positive week in three as more healthy earnings news lifted Wall Street on Thursday, though gains were limited with another 180 S&P names due to report next week.
Amazon and eBay wage costly battle for shoppers
When Amazon.com Inc and eBay Inc report quarterly results next week, investors will try to determine how well the e-commerce rivals' expensive fight for shoppers is paying off.
AT&T: T-Mobile deal would up wireless services reach
AT&T Inc's $39 billion bid to buy Deutsche Telekom AG's T-Mobile USA would let it build high-speed wireless services for more than 97 percent of the United States, it said in a U.S. government filing on Thursday.
JPMorgan to return $861 million to Lehman brokerage
JPMorgan Chase & Co agreed to return more than $800 million of assets that will be distributed to former customers of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc's brokerage.
Antigua says U.S. online poker shutdown was illegal
The United States violated global trade law by shutting down Internet gambling sites based in Antigua and elsewhere and prosecuting their owners, according to Antigua and Barbuda officials considering action in the World Trade Organization.
Groupon hires Google exec for No. 2 job: report
Online coupon service Groupon has hired a Google Inc executive to be its new chief operating officer, filling a key slot in its management team ahead of a potential initial public offering, according to a media report.
Verizon not pursuing Web video for now: CFO
Verizon Communications has considered developing an Internet video service that would work outside of its network region but is not pursuing it right now, according to the company's chief financial officer.
Morgan Stanley clients re-engage in stocks: CFO
Profit at Morgan Stanley's global wealth management division jumped in the first quarter as retail investors poured in $11.4 billion of new assets.
Jury finds Mattel did not prove Bratz ownership
A jury found Mattel Inc had not proven ownership of Bratz drawings and sculpts after a long trial against MGA Entertainment.
Super Mario 3DS Playable At E3, To Arrive This Year
Nintendo Developer Shigeru Miyamoto said that the next Mario game would not only be playable at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo, but also available for purchase later this year.
Verizon Thrashes AT&T In New Customers Thanks To iPhone
Verizon added 906,000 new customers and sold 2.2 million iPhones in two months.
Target store near Wal-Mart HQ gets top-level spies
When the guy who runs the rival store up the road drops in for a visit, a lot of shop talk can be expected -- especially if that guy is Wal-Mart Chief Executive Mike Duke and you are running the only Target store for miles around.
Mars Orbiter Finds Buried Dry Ice Lake
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has found a giant buried deposit of dry ice, which could be evidence that Mars once had a thicker atmosphere and was able to have more water on its surface.
Economy struggles for momentum, data shows
Factory activity in Middle Atlantic states braked sharply in April and the number of Americans claiming new jobless benefits fell less than expected, implying the economy was struggling to regain momentum.
TIMELINE-Turmoil with U.S. Air Traffic Controllers
Here is a timeline of incidents involving air traffic controllers in the weeks since the Federal Aviation Administration has been under scrutiny.
Wall Street ends strong week with new earnings attitude
U.S. stocks posted their first positive week in three as more healthy earnings news lifted Wall Street on Thursday, though gains were limited with another 180 S&P names due to report next week.
NYSE board rejects bid from Nasdaq, ICE
NYSE Euronext <NYX.N> directors rejected as too risky and lacking value a sweetened takeover offer from Nasdaq OMX Group <NDAQ.O> and IntercontinentalExchange <ICE.N>, the second time in 11 days the board unanimously backed a lower bid from Germany's Deutsche Boerse AG <DB1Gn.DE>.