Wall St edges higher on economy
U.S. stocks eked out gains on Wednesday despite another rise in oil prices, as investors bet the latest signs of economic strength may be able to absorb expected higher energy costs.
FA Cup - Arsenal set up Manchester United clash after thrashing Leyton Orient 5-0
Arsenal made their disastrous Carling Cup loss a distant memory with a 5-0 hammering of league one side Leyton Orient in the FA Cup fifth-round replay at the Emirates Stadium.
Jobs Takes Shots At The Competition
Steve Jobs said the difference between Apple and its competitors is in its DNA.
Galliano wins cyber-squatting case at U.N. agency
British designer John Galliano, who was sacked by fashion house Christian Dior for his alleged anti-Semitic behavior, won a cyber-squatting case on Wednesday.
EADS won't face payback if it protests: general
Europe's EADS is entitled to protest the loss of a new refueling plane contract to Boeing Co if it believes the procurement was flawed, and would not face retribution for doing so, a top U.S. Air Force official said on Wednesday.
How Apple Changed The iPad
A thinner, lighter follow-up to the bestselling iPad, Apple promised a lot with the iPad 2. Does the company deliver?
Private-sector jobs pick up pace in February
U.S. private sector employers added more jobs than expected last month, raising hopes that Friday's closely watched government jobs report could show more growth than anticipated.
Wall Street edges up as economy trumps oil
U.S. stocks eked out gains on Wednesday despite another rise in oil prices as investors bet the latest data signaled the economy could absorb expected higher energy costs.
Nintendo Favorites Mario, Zelda Coming To 3DS
Mario and Zelda have been with Nintendo since the beginning -- and that won’t change with the 3DS.
Gold hits record above $1,440 on Libya unrest, oil
Gold touched a record high above $1,440 an ounce on Wednesday, as a bullish confluence of political unrest in Libya, surging oil prices and easy monetary policies spurred safe haven buying.
SPDR gold holdings drop for fifth month in February
Holdings of the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, the SPDR Gold Trust, fell for a fifth consecutive month in February, data from the New York-based fund showed, the longest run of outflows since the trust's inception.
Inflation & Oil Risks Driving People to Buy Gold as Chinese Demand Jumps, Global Silver Investment Swells
Prices for Dollar investors to Buy Gold crept higher to reach a new all-time record Wednesday lunchtime in London, as crude oil rose further above $100 per barrel and world stock markets fell for the eighth time in nine sessions.
Three Free Android Apps for Gold and Silver Prices
It's exciting times for gold investors, who saw their investment multiply in recent years. Silver even doubled in price. With the following free Android apps, you can now follow your money grow where ever you are.
All About Investing in Gold (Book)
Describes all the investible gold products, explains the fundamentals of investing in gold, and reveals techniques for implementing gold into an overall investing strategy.
Steven Spielberg secures rights to WikiLeaks movie
Director Steven Spielberg secured the screen rights to WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy, the book by Guardian journalists David Leigh and Luke Harding, reports The Guardian.
Nintendo Goes Social With 3DS
At the Game Developer's Conference, Nintendo recognizes the importance of social gaming and evolving content; announces 10,000 WiFi hotspots and NetFlix availability for the 3DS.
Wall St up on Fed, but oil prices limit gains
U.S. stocks rose modestly on Wednesday after a Federal Reserve survey said the economy has gained strength, but oil prices near 2-1/2 year highs weighed on the market.
McLaren drivers Button and Hamilton express concerns about new car
Formula One team McLaren's drivers Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button have expressed worries about their car for the 2011 Formula One season, saying it is behind their biggest rivals in terms of progress made.
Exile an Option for Gaddafi; Venezuela, Nicaragua Supportive of Leader
Exile for Libyan Leader Muammar Gaddafi is an option, according to U.S. Officials. While no world leaders have publicly offered asylum weeks into a crisis threatening to become civil war, the leaders of Venezuela and Nicaragua have shown support for Gaddafi in recent days.
Jobs, Apple Unveil iPad 2, Release Date March 11
Thinner and faster, Apple's newest tablet is joined by iPad versions of Apple's Garageband and iMove software.
Wall Street up on Fed, but oil prices limit gains
Stocks rose modestly on Wednesday after a Federal Reserve survey said the economy has gained strength, but oil prices near 2-1/2 year highs weighed on the market.
Barnes & Noble settles lawsuit over Nook feature
Barnes & Noble Inc has settled a lawsuit brought against it by Spring Design, which had accused the top U.S. bookseller of illegally copying a screen design for its popular Nook electronic book reader.
Apple Unveils iPad 2
After months of speculation and rumors, Apple revealed its iPad 2.
Staples cautious after chill from winter storms
Top U.S. office supply chain Staples Inc blamed winter storms for keeping shoppers away during the holidays and forecast a quarterly profit just below analysts' estimates.
Ötzi the Iceman comes alive
Dutch artists Adrei and Alfons Kennis have made Ötzi come alive by using 3D images of his skull as well as X-ray and CT images and have made him the main attraction of the exhibition.
Jobs Shows At Apple iPad 2 Launch
Steve Jobs made it to the iPad 2 launch at Apple's Cupertino, Calif., headquarters.
News Corp offers to sell Sky to ease BSkyB deal
Rupert Murdoch's News Corp has offered to sell Sky News and also subsidize the channel for years to win approval of its planned takeover of all of British pay TV company BSkyB , the BBC reported on Wednesday.
Wall Street gains pared as oil prices rise
Socks rose on Wednesday after employers added more jobs than expected last month, but shares came off their highs as oil prices surged in a correlation expected to define trading in the near term.
Fed's Bernanke: Budget cuts could trim 200,000 jobs
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Wednesday a Republican spending cut plan would not cause a big dent to U.S. economic growth, but could cost around 200,000 jobs.
Apple's Jobs strides onstage at iPad event
Apple Inc's maestro Steve Jobs took the stage to a standing ovation on Wednesday, returning to the spotlight after a brief medical absence to unveil the second version of the iPad.