iPhone 5 Production Starts In Sept., Could Push Rollout To 2012
Speaking to what the firm calls key component suppliers, Avian Securities believes that the next iPhone won't begin production until September.
Sony Settles Lawsuit Against PlayStation Hacker
Sony Computer Entertainment America and the hacker who published code that unlocked the PlayStation 3's firmware have reached a settlement in their months-long legal battle.
Oil below $126 on mixed signals over Libya talks
Oil prices fell on Monday in choppy trading, pulling back after surging to 32-month peaks last week when the dollar swooned and as investors warily eyed an African Union plan to halt Libya's conflict.
Lost flu sales weigh on Roche and other pharmas in Q1
Roche is set to kick off the Big Pharma reporting season with a fall in sales on Thursday as a strong Swiss franc, weak demand for top-selling cancer drug Avastin and lack of Tamiflu revenue take their toll.
Masters 2011 - Champion Schwartzel dedicates win to dad after phenomenal day
Masters 2011 champion Charl Schwartzel has dedicated his dramatic and unprecedented win to his father at Augusta.
Adventurer Murray says tapped for Glencore
Simon Murray, the South Pole adventurer and former Vodafone board member, is in the running for the role of chairman at Glencore, the commodities giant set to detail plans for a $10 billion-plus listing later this week.
Wall St higher on earnings optimism, Alcoa gains
Stocks rose on Monday as investors bet on a strong corporate earnings season, which Alcoa Inc unofficially launches after the market's close.
The Beastie Boys are making a comeback with single, trailer, album
The Beastie Boys are making a comeback by releasing a single, an album and a movie trailer publicizing the album.
Apple's Steve Jobs' life story due in 2012
Apple Inc CEO Steve Jobs will allow best-selling author Walter Isaacson, who chronicled the lives of Albert Einstein and Benjamin Franklin, to publish his biography next year.
Boehner: 2012 Budget Leads Where Obama Failed
House Speaker John Boehner on Monday said that the Republican proposal for the 2012 budget leads where the Obama administration failed by taking on challenges facing healthcare, retirement and energy to create jobs.
Scientists find way to map brain's complexity
Scientists say they have moved a step closer to developing a computer model of the brain after finding a way to map both the connections and functions of nerve cells in the brain together for the first time.
Jobs Biography To Be Published In 2012
The authorized biography of Apple CEO Steve Jobs is set to be published early next year.
PIMCO goes short U.S. government debt, raises cash holdings
PIMCO has shifted to a short position in U.S. government-related debt in the world's largest bond fund, while also raising cash holdings in a sign of the asset manager's serious concerns about the U.S. fiscal outlook.
Level 3 to buy Global Crossing for $1.9 billion in stock
Internet content delivery company Level 3 Communications Inc plans to buy smaller rival Global Crossing Ltd for about $1.9 billion in a stock deal, as it looks to wrestle market share from Akamai Technologies Inc.
Bharti, Aircel to launch Apple's iPhone 4 in India
Bharti Airtel Ltd, India's top mobile phone carrier, and its smaller rival Aircel separately said on Monday they would launch Apple's iPhone 4 in India in the coming months.
BP buyout of TNK-BP partners seen unlikely for now
BP is not expected to attempt a buyout of its oligarch partners in its Russian venture TNK-BP anytime soon, if at all, banking and industry sources said.
Former “American Idol” contestant, Pia Toscano, to record album
Last week's episode of American Idol proved to be quite the shocker as front-runner Pia Toscano was eliminated from the competition.
Gold Price Hits New Record, Silver Investment Goes Nuts But Not Stretched
Gold and [platinum-group metals] were irrelevant, according to one Asian dealer, as The silver market went nuts, with swift buying pushing spot silver prices to a fresh 31-year high above $42 per ounce.
Why is Google crafting Chrome OS-based tablet?
Google is working towards crafting a tablet version of its light-weight, browser-based Chrome OS in its attempt to act as a catalyst to trigger creation of quality web apps to counter apps created for closed-walled companies like Apple and Microsoft.
D.Boerse has no plans to raise NYSE offer: sources
Deutsche Boerse has no plans to raise its offer for NYSE Euronext , two people familiar with the company's thinking said on Monday.
FBI Hottel Memo Reveals UFO Hoax
News organizations across the world were taken in -- once again -- by a hoax that was perpetrated more than 50 years ago.
Android Tablets Won't Overtake the iPad: Report
Gartner estimates point to Apple's iOS grabbing nearly seventy percent of the market in 2011, a command that won't noticeably decrease until 2015, when it will drop to 47 percent.
Earnings optimism lifts Wall Street, Alcoa up
Stocks rose on Monday on hopes of strong corporate earnings as aluminum company Alcoa will be the first Dow component to release first-quarter results.
After Enrique Iglesias drops out, Nicki Minaj joins Britney Spears on tour
TMZ confirms that Nicki Minaj has signed on as the opening act on Britney Spears' summer tour.
Gaddafi’s dress style: Candid, comical and colorful [PHOTOS]
A peek into Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's wardrobe.
Bahrain accuses activist of doctoring corpse pictures
Bahrain accused a prominent activist on Monday of fabricating images of a corpse on the Internet and summoned him for questioning in an ongoing crackdown following pro-democracy protests the state put down by force.
Rate outlook hurts euro bonds, stocks weaker
Expectations of another rise in European Central Bank interest rates by July kept the euro close to recent highs on Monday and pushed euro zone government bond prices lower.
Outlook for industrialized nations improving: OECD
The growth outlook for major industrialized economies is improving with Germany and the United States leading the recovery, the OECD's leading indicator for February showed on Monday.
UK banks told to boost capital, shield taxpayers
Britain's top banks should shield retail operations from riskier investment banking activities and boost capital levels to protect taxpayers from future crises, a government-commissioned report said.
Shares set to open slightly higher, earnings eyed
Wall Street stocks were set for a slightly higher open on Monday on hopes of strong corporate earnings.