Is Kate Middleton pregnant? No no, just an April Fool’s prank.
The Royal Wedding was a top target for Friday's pranks in the press. According to MSNBC, The Daily Mail joked that princess-to-be, Middleton, went shopping for baby clothes. The paper had a Middleton look-a-like shopping for baby clothes. The photographer was Will Sandkate.
Sony Music Unlimited Coming to NGP, Xperia Play
Music Unlimited, Sony’s streaming music service, is coming to the PSP, according to Sony.
Google, Tech Companies Join The Fun Of April Fools Day (SLIDESHOW)
Google and a few other tech companies have gotten in on the fun of April Fools Day. Here's a look at a few of the pranks making the rounds on the internet.
Nasdaq, ICE make rival bid for NYSE Euronext
Nasdaq OMX and IntercontinentalExchange unveiled a rival bid to buy NYSE Euronext for about $11.3 billion in cash and stock, a 19 percent premium to an offer made by German competitor Deutsche Boerse.
Special Report: Dumping print, publisher bets the ranch on apps
The prince of coffee table books believes paper books are dead. Now he wants to be king of the app.
Fed's Plosser: Must not be sanguine about tightening
The U.S. Federal Reserve should not be too sanguine in believing that the time to reverse easy monetary policy is a long way off and that it will be gradual, a top Fed official said on Friday.
Corrected: S&P cuts Ireland; Fitch in downgrade threat
Removes reference to ECB adding margin to Irish debt after ECB says that will not be the case due to fourth rating agency DBRS still rating Ireland at A
No Final Deal on Budget, Working Cuts Touted
No deal has been reached on a budget extension, but it appears there's a working target on the size of budget cuts, as lawmakers continue to negotiate on what the specific cuts will be made and what non-budget related riders will be included in a bill to put up for a vote.
Instant View: Employment jumps, jobless rate falls
U.S. employment recorded a second straight month of solid gains in March and the jobless rate fell to a two-year low of 8.8 percent, marking a decisive shift in the labor market that should help to underpin the economic recovery.
World's Largest 4-Year-Old Toddler [PHOTOS]
China is facing an obesity crisis of magnanimous proportions, an issue best underscored by Lu Zhihao, a 4-year-old from Foshan in Guangdong province who weighs 132 lbs and is 3 feet 7 inches tall.
AMC, Lionsgate, Weiner reach agreement for Mad Men
After a standoff between AMC, Lionsgate and Matthew Weiner, the show's creator, an agreement has been reached for the production of seasons fix and six of the hit TV show.
Wall St gains on payroll report, NYSE rallies
U.S. stocks rose on Friday after employment notched a second straight month of solid gains while the jobless rate fell to a two-year low.
American Apparel posts yearly loss, may file for bankruptcy
Floundering hipster brand American Apparel posted a loss of $86 million in 2010, and said it may have to file for bankruptcy protection if it did not manage to get enough funds to keep going, a filing dated March 31 said.
Oil slashes gains after U.S. payrolls data
Oil prices cut back gains of over a dollar on Friday after stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data indicated the improving economic recovery of the world's largest oil importer was firmly on track, boosting the dollar.
Radiation Found In Groundwater At Japanese Nuclear Plant
Radioactive material has been found in the groundwater near the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
Spot Gold Drops 1.4% from New Record High as Dollar Rallies on US Jobs Data, Raises Spectre of Rate Hikes
Spot Gold slumped 1.4% lunchtime Friday in London, falling back from its highest-ever monthly close as the Dollar jumped on news of stronger-than-expected US jobs hiring in March.
Corrected: EU files tactical appeal in Boeing trade spat
Corrects last paragraph. More than one percent, not more than a tenth
Wall Street higher after payroll report, NYSE rallies
U.S. stocks rose on Friday after employment notched a second straight month of solid gains while the jobless rate fell to a two-year low.
S&P downgrades Ireland; gives thumbs up to bank bill
Standard & Poor's stripped Ireland of its last 'A' rating on Friday, citing future risks to bondholders, but the one notch cut was less severe than feared and gave the thumbs up to the state's bank bill.
Yale, NUS set to bring new model of liberal arts education to Asia
Upon completion of the four-year program offered by the Yale-NUS College, students will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts or Science (Honours) from the Yale-NUS College, awarded by NUS.
Will Apple iPhone 5 be lighter, thinner, faster but bigger?
Apple has given a big lead to forecasters as to what the next iPhone will carry when it launched the iPad 2 in March. The other most important lead to predict the future iPhone 5 is the competition in the current market. Post-CES 2011, HTC, Motorola and Samsung have launched some powerful and slender Android devices, which have set the critical minimum standard that Apple will have to reach to make a mark with its new iPhone 5.
Cricket World Cup - Pakistan accused of match-fixing after semi-final loss to India
After India's triumph against Pakistan in the Cricket World Cup semi-finals, a petition was filed in the Lahore High Court against the Pakistan Cricket Team, accusing the team of match-fixing in order to create friendly ties with India.
Dechert advises Golub Capital in public offering
A team from Dechert LLP is serving as legal advisor to Golub Capital, including partners Thomas Friedmann, David Harris and Richard Hervey and associates William Tuttle and Jordan McKay
Betty White to pull pranks through her own television show
Everyone seems to be latching onto Betty White's popularity. The 89-year-old actress is launching a new hidden-camera TV show on NBC.
Stock futures point to higher open on payroll report
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Friday as employment notched a second straight month of solid gains while the unemployment rate fell to a two-year low.
Oil rises ahead U.S. payrolls; supply disrupted
Oil prices rose on Friday, with Brent crude nearing $118, as investors anticipated U.S. payrolls data later in the session will confirm the improving economic outlook of the world's largest oil importer.
Julian Assange Caught Dancing Alone [Video]
DJ Seth Sharp grabbed footage of Assange dancing alone at a club in Reykjavik, Iceland, where Sharp was performing.
Japan plans to bail out stricken nuclear plant operator: report
Japan plans to take control of Tokyo Electric Power Co, the operator of the country's stricken nuclear plant, in the face of mounting public concerns over the crisis and a huge potential compensation bill, a newspaper reported on Friday.
Wounded Irish economy faces astronomical bank bill
Ireland's big bang banking plan failed to convince investors on Friday it can shoulder its soaring debt burden given grim prospects for growth and a lack of expected extra support from the European Central Bank.
Stock futures higher ahead of payrolls report
U.S. stock index futures were higher on Friday ahead of an employment report expected to show that the economy continued to add jobs.