Barcelona and Real Madrid Top Rich List
In the latest Deloitte Money League, which ranks football clubs in terms of revenue generated, the top six places remain unchanged with Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona occupying the top two places.
X-Men: First Class trailers to debut on Facebook
They want a fanboy-like following
Marijuana soda set for US launch in few days
California-based entrepreneur Soquel, Calif., has created a new line of soda pot or marijuana soda and plans to roll out in February in Colorado.
Stock futures fall after Cisco, Credit Suisse results
U.S. stock index futures fell on Thursday as downbeat earnings from Cisco and Credit Suisse weighed ahead of data on the struggling jobs market.
Shane Black being considered to direct 'Iron Man3'
Director Shane Black is a strong contender for Iron Man 3
Multinational energy companies broken into by Chinese hackers: McAfee
A new report from computer security firm McAfee has identified five multinational oil and gas companies, whose networks were broken into by Chinese hackers, most probably with an intention to steal bidding plans and other important proprietary information.
PetroChina pays $5.4 billion for Canadian gas assets
PetroChina is purchasing half of a prolific shale gas project from Canada's Encana Corp for C$5.4 billion ($5.4 billion), marking the largest Chinese investment yet in a foreign natural gas asset.
AT&T counters Verizon iPhone with unlimited calling
AT&T, which is losing its hold on the iPhone to Verizon, has introduced a new feature to its customers that offers unlimited calling to any mobile number in the United States. AT&T's new offer is an attempt to counter an impending switch of iPhone customers to Verizon, which will be debuting iPhone 4 starting today.
MPAA warns Google on infringement notices
Google stands the risk of being disconnected from its primary source of bread and butter, the internet, if there is any bite to Motion Picture Association of America's (MPAA) warning that chides Google for copyright infringement.
Fans pay tribute to Guitar Hero
Activision's move to end Guitar Hero has left several grieving online. As fans pay tribute to the beloved game, 'RIP Guitar Hero' is trending on Twitter.
Guitar Hero to be axed by Activision
Musical games no longer viable.
Eurofighter sees strong demand for fighter jet market
European consortium Eurofighter expects the global combat aircraft export market to reach 800 units in 20 years, and it expects to deliver 250 of those planes, a senior executive said on Thursday.
Leon Russell in spotlight with Elton John album, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, Bluesfest lineup
Leon Russell has landed in the spotlight with Elton John album, appearance on David Letterman, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2011 induction and inclusion in Bluesfest lineup.
Stock index futures seen lower on earnings
Wall Street was set for a lower start on Thursday, with futures for the S&P 500, Dow Jones and Nasdaq futures were down 0.4 to 1 percent at 1010 GMT.
HK exchange adds voice to merger frenzy
The Hong Kong stock exchange, the world's most valuable market operator, said it will consider international alliances after Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Euronext announced plans to form a global trading powerhouse.
Is your iPhone data safe?
Is our iPhone data safe? This is the ultimate question to be answered when an iPhone or iPad or for that matter any smartphones or tablets are lost, especially when it contains our critical data like passwords.
Catholics cannot confess via iPhone: Vatican
Catholics cannot confess via iPhone and technology is not a substitute for being present when admitting sins to a priest, the Vatican spokesman said on Wednesday.
Exchange tie-ups put focus on Asia
A wave of stock exchange consolidation globally has thrown the spotlight on Asia's bourses, sparking a rally in shares of Australia's ASX , which is trying to convince politicians to support a $7.9 billion takeover bid from Singapore Exchange .
HK exchange open to alliances
The Hong Kong stock exchange, the world's most valuable market operator, said it will consider international alliances after Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Euronext announced plans to form a global trading powerhouse.
Unwelcome earnings news hits stocks
Disappointing corporate earnings weighed on global stock markets on Thursday, pushing major indexes lower, while shifting interest rate expectations lifted the dollar and put Britain's pound on edge.
UC Irvine faculty seeks criminal charges dropped against Muslim students
A group of 100 faculty members has written to the Orange County district attorney requesting him to drop the charges against the students, saying that they have already been sufficiently penalized and disciplined by the University administration for their misdemeanor.
Food inflation eases, price pressures remain
India's food inflation eased in end January on moderating prices of fruits and vegetables but annual headline inflation in January is still expected to remain high.
SAIL gets environment nod for key iron ore mine
Environment ministry has given state-run Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) approval to mine iron ore at Chiria in Jharkhand, the ministry said in a statement on its website.
Non-presidential Political Sex Scandals (PHOTOS)
In wake of the Chris Lee 'shirtless' adventures online, the slideshow recalls some of the non-presidential political sex scandals of the past in photos.
Rio Tinto payout tops forecasts, plans $5 billion buyback
Global miner Rio Tinto surprised investors by more than doubling its full-year dividend and promising to return $5 billion to shareholders by 2012, looking to soak up bumper cashflows after it reported a record second-half profit.
Alcatel-Lucent upbeat on turnaround, shares leap
Telecom equipment maker Alcatel-Lucent struck an upbeat tone for 2011, keeping an ambitious free cash flow target and reassuring investors on its profitability as it nears the end of its turnaround plan.
Instant view: Rio Tinto H2 profit jumps, plans $5 bln buyback
Global miner Rio Tinto reported a record second-half profit on Thursday, more than double a year earlier, bolstered by surging iron ore and copper sales.
Hong Kong exchange open to alliances, adds voice to merger
The Hong Kong stock exchange said on Thursday it will consider international alliances after Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Euronext announced plans to form the world's biggest trading powerhouse.
Rio Tinto H2 profit soars, plans $5 billion buyback
Global miner Rio Tinto reported a record second-half profit on Thursday, more than double a year earlier, matching forecasts as its biggest customer, China, snapped up iron ore, coal and copper.
Alcatel-Lucent upbeat on turnaround plan
Telecom equipment maker Alcatel-Lucent struck an upbeat tone for 2011, keeping an ambitious free cash flow target and reassuring investors on its profitability as it nears the end of its turnaround plan.