D. Boerse labor rep warns of losing control to NYSE
Deutsche Boerse risks ceding control to NYSE Euronext , a supervisory board member at the German exchange said on Monday.
D. Boerse, NYSE dodge issues to seal deal outline
Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Euronext have an agreement in principle on the broad outlines of a merger, but are side-stepping thorny political issues, two sources familiar with the plan said.
Top Republicans say Obama budget plan to 'destroy jobs,' 'fails'
Top House Republicans reacted to President Barack Obama's 2012 budget proposal on Monday, saying that it would destroy jobs and that the President missed a unique opportunity to reduce the federal government's budget deficit, which would rise to $1.65 trillion under the plan.
Analysis: Telcos battle tech, banking titans in mobile payment
Paying for your morning coffee and newspaper by swiping your mobile phone instead of fumbling for cash or debit card could be just around the corner.
LG Optimus Pad: What We Know
LG's entry in the tablet race is the 3D-ready, Android-equipped 8.9-inch Optimus Pad.
Nokia Workers Demand Help If Layoffs Come
A local labor union chairman says tens of thousands in severance is a starting point for negotiations.
Wall St edges up, could see brief pullback
The S&P and Nasdaq ticked higher on Monday, though persistently below-average volume suggested that investor enthusiasm was waning after gains carried stocks to 2 1/2-year highs last week.
UEFA Champions League Last-16 round schedule
With the return of the UEFA Champions League, an ardent fan of the game can look forward to some classic encounters. The following is the schedule for the knock-out round.
Grammy Awards Night - An Update
Some win it, some lose.
Army asserts command as Egypt drifts back to work
Egypt's generals are asserting their command over the country following the overthrow of President Hosni Mubarak, preparing on Monday to ban strikes and to warn they will act against chaos and disorder.
CD&R to buy Emergency Medical for about $3 billion
Private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice said it would buy healthcare and physician services company Emergency Medical Services Corp for a discount price of $3 billion.
Egypt stock exchange delays reopening till Wednesday
Egypt's stock exchange, shut since January 27 because of political unrest, will not reopen until Wednesday, a bourse official said on Saturday.
Obama's Remarks on Unveiling of the 2012 Federal Budget (Full Text)
The following is a White House Transcript of President Barack Obama's remarks on the unveiling of his proposal for the U.S. 2012 fiscal year federal budget as delivered at Parkville Middle School and Center for Technology in Baltimore, Maryland on February 14, 2011.
Radiohead to release new album The King of Limbs Feb. 19
Radiohead announced on their website Monday morning that they will release their new album The King of Limbs, this weekend.
HP Buys Mass. Data Analytics Co.
HP gobbles up Massachusetts-based data analytics company Vertica for an undisclosed price.
Stock futures dip after strong run for stocks
U.S. stock index futures edged lower on Monday after Wall Street posted two straight weeks of gains that drove indexes to new multi-year highs and investors worried the market is overextended.
MGM Resorts' Las Vegas results weak
MGM Resorts International reported lower fourth-quarter earnings at most of its resorts in Las Vegas, the company's most important market, sending its shares down 3.2 percent.
Ventana accepts sweetened bid from Batista's AUX
Ventana Gold Corp said on Monday it agreed to a sweetened bid from Brazilian billionaire Eike Batista to buy the shares he doesn't already own and which values the company at around C$1.5 billion.
Gold rises above $1,360, inflation in focus
Gold rose above $1,360 an ounce on Monday as the dollar's retreat from highs versus the euro took some pressure off prices, with a second consecutive weekly price rise underpinning investors' confidence in the metal.
U.S. reaches out to Iranians in Farsi on Twitter
The United States has created a Twitter account in Farsi to communicate with social media users in Iran as Iranian opposition websites renewed calls for a rally on Monday.
LG Optimus 3D: What We Know
Here's what you should know about the world's first glasses-free 3D phone.
Prince William and Kate Middleton announce best man, maid of honor
As the big day is approaching for the royal wedding, Prince William and Kate Middleton announced the maid of honor, bridesmaids, best man and ring-bearers for their upcoming wedding.
Obama: 2012 Budget is 'down payment,' long term challenges loom
Seeking to balance cuts while maintaining U.S. competitiveness and facing pressure from Republicans seeking even bigger reductions, President Barack Obama said on Monday his proposed 2012 budget was a down payment, on reducing the federal budget deficit, but said more work was needed to address long term challenges.
Corrected: AOL Chief Executive Tim Armstrong doubles investment
Changes headline and paragraph 1 to doubled investment
France seeks G20 deal on imbalances, unsure of success
France played down hopes on Monday of clinching a deal at a meeting of G20 finance ministers this week that would push forward efforts to deal with global economic imbalances, although it said that remained its goal.
Market flat, low volume could presage pullback
U.S. stocks were little changed on Monday as another day of persistently below-average volume suggested investors weren't willing to chase gains that carried stocks to 2 1/2-year highs last week.
AOL Chief Executive Tim Armstrong doubles stake
AOL Chief Executive Officer Tim Armstrong doubled his stake in the company and now holds about $20 million in AOL shares.
China's ZTE aims for top 3 in telecom gear
Chinese telecom equipment maker ZTE is gunning to be among the world's top three telecom equipment makers in the coming years, a wireless executive told Reuters on Monday.
Radiation renders procreation ineffective in space: NASA
While NASA's spacecraft Stardust is due for a special Valentine day rendezvous with comet Tempel 1, a report from NASA states that procreation in space may not be possible due to radiation.
MGM posts smaller Q4 loss
MGM Resorts International , which sources said last week plans to publicly list shares in its Macau operations at the end of February, reported a smaller loss in the fourth quarter. The casino operator posted a net loss of $139.2 million, or 29 cents a share, compared with a net loss of $433.9 million, or 98 cents a share, last year.