Texas Senator Files Bill To Make 'Sexting' Illegal
Texas Senator Kirk Watson filed a bill last week that would make sexting - sending or receiving pornographic images via cell phones - illegal.
Cameron and Fox sign Levy to direct 3D project
Shawn Levy has signed up to direct Fantastic Voyage, a James Cameron produced 3D project, though he has till date dealt with light and fluffy stuff.
Torres admits he was tired of playing for Liverpool, but club would always be special to him.
New Chelsea striker Fernando Torres spoke about the diamond formation, how he had outgrown Liverpool and that his move to Chelsea was purely for sporting reasons.
Sara Lee profit misses but company backs '11 outlook
Sara Lee's quarterly profit missed Wall Street estimates by a penny, hurt by lower sales volume and higher commodity costs, and the company's shares fell 1.6 percent on Tuesday.
China Raises Interest Rates, Very Loose Policy Risks Exponential Food Inflation
This is a world obsessed with demand...[and] many central banks' policy settings are very, very loose...making for serious inflationary pressures, UBS said. The outlook for food prices is that they could rise exponentially from here if we were to see another shock. There's no buffer right now.
Wall St flat, energy shares lag on China hike
U.S. stocks were little changed on Tuesday after an interest rate hike by China raised worries about global demand and weighed on energy shares.
Toyota lifts guidance sharply but yen remains drag
Toyota Motor Corp lifted its annual forecasts beyond market expectations as cost cuts and sales exceeded its plans, but a heavy reliance on exports will keep it a laggard as long as the yen stays strong.
Will sexual assault charges cloud WikiLeaks' Nobel run? Or will Assange pull an Al Gore?
Accused of some of the highly stigmatized felonies, will Assange or WikiLeaks still be considered for Nobel Prize? However, Al Gore, who won the 2007 Peace award, did have a similar sexual assualt taint.
Russia poised to breach mysterious Antarctic lake
For 15 million years, an icebound lake has remained sealed deep beneath Antarctica's frozen crust, possibly hiding prehistoric or unknown life. Now Russian scientists are on the brink of piercing through to its secrets.
Blake Lively the new Carrie Bradshaw?
The latest buzz is that creator Michael Patrick King is thinking about slipping 'Gossip Girl' star Blake Lively into the shoes of the young Carrie Bradshaw in a Sex and the City prequel.
Newmont sees African gold output doubling by 2015
Newmont Mining Corporation (NEM.N) expects to more than double its African gold production to 1.2 million ounces by 2015, driven by its projects in Ghana, a senior executive said on Tuesday.
'Hactivists' on prowl, target more government and high-profile websites
With increasing number of government and other high-profile websites being targeted almost everyday, 'hacktivism' seems to have reached its peak. The recent targets of 'hacktivists' are listed here.
Microsoft management's reshuffle on the cards
A possible management shake-up in the Microsoft camp is due to throw up senior product executives with engineering muscle at the top to tackle the might of Apple and Google in the smartphone, tablets and cloud domains.
Sony on a legal hunt to stall PS3 hackers
They are naming almost all the behind the scenes hackers in their bid to stop further damage to PS3
Aronofsky to write a comic book, Noah
He wants to turn it into a film later
Wall St set to open flat, China rate hike eyed
U.S. stocks were set to open little changed at 2-1/2 year highs on Tuesday, with investors focused on corporate earnings and the impact of an interest rate hike by China on economic demand.
Gold edges up, shrugs off China rates
Gold inched higher on Tuesday as equities fell, the euro picked up and flows of metal out of exchange-traded funds stabilized, although a rise in Chinese benchmark rates limited gains.
WikiLeaks founder Assange fights extradition to Sweden
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange asked a British judge on Monday to block his extradition to Sweden on sex crime allegations, arguing he would not get a fair trial and could end up facing execution in the United States.
Nokia software choice in focus as Elop takes stage
Expectations are high when Nokia's new Chief Executive Stephen Elop takes stage on Friday at an investor event in London.
McDonald's sales beat views on strength in Europe
McDonald's Corp posted stronger-than-expected global sales at established restaurants as demand in Europe came in far above Wall Street estimates.
France's Orange ditches Google's DoubleClick for startup OpenX
French telecoms carrier Orange has ditched Google's Internet advertising-serving company DoubleClick in favor of independent OpenX, in a sign of the smaller company's growing challenge to the major players.
AOL to buy The Huffington Post for $315 million
AOL Inc will buy Arianna Huffington's influential website for $315 million, looking to the high-profile liberal pundit to rescue it from the dustbin of Internet history.
Instant view: China raises rates by 1/4 point to 6.06 pct
China's central bank raised interest rates by a quarter-point to 6.06 percent on Tuesday, its second increase in just over a month, intensifying its fight against stubbornly high inflation.
McDonald's January sales rise 5.3 percent
McDonald's Corp on Tuesday said global sales at established restaurants rose more than expected in every region except the United States.
Stock futures flat, focus on profits, China rates
U.S. stock index futures were little changed on Tuesday, with investors focused on corporate earnings and the impact an interest rate hike in China will have on global economic demand.
Robert Kubica requires more surgery, Renault look at replacements
Renault's Formula One driver Robert Kubica will require more surgery despite a seven-hour operation following an accident in Ronde di Andora rally on Sunday.
Keith Olbermann headed to Current TV
Former MSNBC anchor Keith Olbermann will announce his new job during a media conference call on Tuesday.
Cellphone security threats rise sharply: McAfee
Cellphone security threats rose sharply last year as a proliferation of Internet-enabled mobile devices like smartphones and tablets provided new opportunities for cybercriminals, security software maker McAfee said.
Should spies spend more time on Twitter?
With unrest and chaos apparently having taken Egypt's rulers and Western states by surprise, governments and spies are increasingly looking to social media like Twitter to detect political threats in advance.
Alcatel's cube-shaped lightRadio antenna to shrink base stations
Alcatel-Lucent has developed lightRadio, a cube-shaped antenna that would fit in the palm of a hand, signaling an end to the current form of basestations and cell towers. lightRadio promises greener, simpler, lighter networks that the company says will radically shrink and simplify base stations and cell towers.....