LinkedIn launches social news product
LinkedIn, the Internet social network for professionals, launched a service on Thursday that creates a customized online newspaper from articles being shared by the network's more than 90 million members.
Charlie Sheen sparks new era of cyber celebrity meltdowns
Tracking celebrities in trouble used to be so easy. First, there was the problem, then a public apology followed by a trip to rehab and interview in People magazine or on Oprah Winfrey's talk show.
Kerry: U.S. Will 'Spare No Effort' to Help Japan
Sen. John Kerry, the top U.S. lawmaker on the Senate foreign relations committee, said on Friday that we will spare no effort to aid rescue and recovery efforts in Japan after a massive earthquake in of the island nation's northeastern coast has already claimed hundreds of lives.
Oil falls after Japan quake
Oil prices fell on Friday after a massive earthquake shook Japan, the world's third-largest oil consumer, sending a tsunami sweeping across the Pacific Ocean and pushing U.S. crude prices below $100.
Ann Taylor Q4 profit beats expectations
Ann Taylor Stores Corp posted a bigger-than-expected quarterly profit as its wear-to-work clothes sold well during the holiday quarter, offsetting some margin hurt from discounts by the women's clothes retailer.
Dudley signals Fed won't tighten any time soon
A top Federal Reserve official signaled on Friday the central bank won't tighten monetary policy any time soon, even as the jobs recovery looked set to quicken.
U.S. Offers Help to Japan; Obama Notified 3 Hours After Quake
President Barack Obama offered assistance to Japan on Friday after an 8.9 earthquake hit just off the coast of the northeastern city of Sendai, triggering a tsunami which has so far caused up to 300 deaths, according to local officials.
Oil slides after quake, tsunami slam Japan
Oil slid by on Friday, with U.S. crude falling below $100, after an earthquake rocked Japan, created a 10-meter tsunami and shut down dozens of plants in the world's third-largest oil consumer.
Shoppers shake off high gasoline costs in February
Retail sales posted their largest gain in four months in February as shoppers stepped up purchases of autos, clothes and other goods even as they spent more for gasoline.
Wall Street edges lower after Japan quake, data
Stocks edged lower on Friday after a massive earthquake hit Japan and a disappointing reading on consumer sentiment.
Special Report: OMG! Dan Loeb said what?
It was the summer of 2006 and hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb was having difficulty containing his very harsh feelings toward Fairfax Financial, the Canadian insurance giant, and its CEO, Prem Watsa.
Instant View: U.S. retail sales rise 1.0 pct in Feb
Sales at U.S. retailers increased broadly in February as rising energy prices boosted receipts at gasoline stations, but consumers also spent on a range of products in a sign of resilience in the face of rising gasoline prices.
Gold Buying Opportunities Ahead as Japan Tsunami Sees Euro-Stocks Hit 3-Month Lows
Gold-buying prices held at two-week lows vs. the Dollar in London on Friday, as the US currency jumped and world stock markets sank after a powerful tsunami hits the Japanese coast 190 miles north-east of Tokyo.
Apple's iPad 2 hits stores Friday in latest test
Apple Inc kicks off sales of its latest iPad on Friday, likely extending its lead in the burgeoning market while offering an important snapshot of consumer demand for tablet computing.
Fed says received AIG's buyback offer
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said on Friday it had received American International Group Inc's offer to buy back residential mortgage-backed securities taken over at height of the financial crisis.
LimeWire wins limit on damages to record labels
A federal judge limited the potential financial liability facing the operator of LimeWire, a once-popular file-sharing service found liable for copyright infringement, at an upcoming damages trial.
Photos of Lindsay Lohan's latest appearance in court
Lindsay Lohan was back in court Thursday to reject a plea agreement offered by prosecutors in a grand theft case.
Manchester United winger Nani out of Arsenal clash
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson confirmed that Nani would be out for the next three games, including the FA Cup tie against Arsenal.
Top 5 Gold Bullion Coins
Gold Investment is most commonly associated with gold bullion coins, and there are very good reasons for that. The best and most widely circulated coins are 90 to 99.99 percent one ounce gold coins, with the 5 main coins listed in this article. The pioneer bullion coin and best known one is the South African Krugerrand.
Instant View: Retail sales rise 1.0 percent in February
Sales at U.S. retailers increased broadly in February as rising energy prices boosted receipts at gasoline stations, but consumers also spent on a range of products in a sign of resilience in the face of rising gasoline prices.
Investors wait to see if Japan quake triggers catastrophe bonds
LONDON, March 11 - Eight catastrophe bond transactions totaling over a $1 billion could leave financial investors exposed to insured losses after a huge earthquake struck the northeast coast of Japan on Friday, triggering a 10-meter high tsunami.
Consumer sentiment falls to five-month low in March: survey
Consumer sentiment fell to its lowest level in five months in early March as gas prices rose, a survey released on Friday showed.
Japan's 8.9-magnitude earthquake sends tremors across markets
The devastating earthquake measuring 8.9 on Richter scale went rampaging through Japan and triggered a massive tsunami with 12-foot waves inundating the northern coastal region.
Valero to buy Chevron's U.K. oil refinery
Valero Energy Corp. (NYSE: VLO) said it has agreed to acquire Chevron Corp. (NYSE: CVX)'s Pembroke oil refinery in Wales, U.K., as part of a deal valued at up to $1.73 billion.
Top 5 Manchester United Vs Arsenal FA Cup Clashes (PICTURES)
In the 14th FA Cup meeting between the competition's two most successful sides, here's an analysis of the greatest matches between Manchester United and Arsenal in the history of the FA Cup.
Police raid Charlie Sheen's Beverly Hills home
Charlie Sheen had a little surprise visit Thursday night from the Los Angeles Police Department. Officers raided his home searching for firearms.
Don’t Expect Apple’s Tablet Dominance To End Soon
Analysts say Apple's tablet dominance will remain strong in 2011.
Portugal unveils new cuts ahead of euro summit
Portugal announced new spending cuts on Friday to try to restore confidence in its finances ahead of a euro zone summit that is likely to back a plan to boost competitiveness but defer decisions on a stronger rescue fund.
West Coast of U.S. Expects Tsunamis Up To 8 feet
The NOAA has issued warnings for the coasts of California, Oregon, and Washington.
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel split
People.com is reporting that Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel have decided to end their relationship.