Mobile marketer TIM w.e. eyes U.S. listing: sources
TIM w.e., a Portuguese mobile and digital marketing company, is planning to list on New York's Nasdaq, three people familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
Wi-LAN and Broadcom to settle patent lawsuits
Patent licensing firm Wi-LAN Inc said it would settle its patent litigations with U.S. chipmaker Broadcom Corp for an undisclosed amount.
Corrected: Wi-LAN to settle patent litigation with Atheros
Corrects para 2 to say that the merger deal between Atheros and Qualcomm has not yet been completed
Sonia Peres, wife of Israeli President Shimon Peres, dies at 87
Sonya Peres, the wife of Israeli President Shimon Peres, died in Tel Aviv on Thursday.
New species of giant crayfish discovered in Tennessee [PHOTO]
A previously unknown species of giant crayfish has been discovered by two aquatic biologists in Tennessee. This new species is called Barbicambarus simmonis. It is 5 inches long, which is twice the size of the average crayfish.
Management Changes Don't Derail Google's Quarter
Company's revenue increased 26 percent year-over-year.
AIG's financial condition improving: U.S. watchdog
American International Group's financial health is showing signs of improvement because of the billions of dollars in taxpayer funds used to bail out the ailing insurer, a government watchdog agency said on Thursday.
Analysis: Traffic jams unlikely on Cuban data highway
A Venezuelan fiber optic cable should plug Cuba into high-speed Internet within months, but it may not immediately bring an explosion in connectivity to inhabitants of the communist-ruled Caribbean island.
Google Trio Explains Management Shift
Outgoing CEO Eric Schmidt says management change is a matter of streamlining things.
Google co-founder Page to take over as CEO
Google Inc co-founder Larry Page will replace Eric Schmidt in April as chief executive of the world's No. 1 search engine, the company said on Thursday.
Verizon challenges net neutrality rules
Verizon Communications is going to court to challenge the top U.S. telecommunications regulator, saying the FCC overstepped its authority with the recent adoption of open Internet rules.
P&G, big U.S. firms push for lower corporate rate
The top executive of Procter & Gamble Co took the business case for lower taxes to U.S. lawmakers on Thursday, although political leaders see a long road ahead to the tax rewrite that could cut the rate.
Four Leaving HP Board Of Directors
Hewlett-Packard is making big changes to its board of directors, naming five new members and losing four.
Buffett leaves Washington Post board
Legendary investor Warren Buffett will leave the board of publisher Washington Post Co , the company said on Thursday, ending a formal association that dates back nearly 40 years.
Wi-LAN to settle patent litigation with Atheros
Canadian patent licensing firm Wi-LAN Inc said it signed a memorandum of understanding with Atheros Communications Inc to settle all lawsuits between it and the chip maker for an undisclosed amount.
Google's Larry Page to take over as CEO
Google Inc Chief Executive Eric Schmidt will hand over the reins to co-founder Larry Page, the company said on Thursday.
Dow, S&P dip as F5 view hits Nasdaq, Google up late
Stocks fell on Thursday as lackluster tech and materials earnings failed to live up to heightened expectations, threatening to short-circuit a seven-week run.
George Clooney caught Malaria on Sudan trip
George Clooney, who has been drawing attention to the humanitarian crisis in Sudan since 2005, contracted Malaria while visiting the country earlier this month, according to a published report.
US STOCKS-Dow, S&P dip as F5 view hits Nasdaq, Google up late
Stocks fell on Thursday as lackluster tech and materials earnings failed to live up to heightened expectations, threatening to short-circuit a seven-week run.
BREAKING: Google Founder Larry Page Takes Over As CEO
Google announces a change at the top in its fourth quarter earnings release.
T-Mobile Announces Samsung Galaxy S 4G
New phone will be the fastest smartphone on T-Mobile's network.
JFK airport terrorist attack conspirator sentenced to 15 years in prison
Abdel Nur, a Guyanese national, has been sentenced by a U.S. district court judge to 15 years in prison for providing material support to a terrorist group that had conspired to attack John F. Kennedy International Airport in Queens, New York, by exploding fuel tanks and the fuel pipeline under the airport.
Guinness releases wacky videogame records
LONDON (Reuters Life!) - The most perfect virtual bowler, the most swearing in a videogame and the most popular game on Facebook are just some of the records listed in the 2011 gamer's bible of wacky achievements from Guinness World Records.
Detroit-based strip club owner pleads guilty to tax evasion
A Detroit-based strip club owner has pleaded guilty to using computer software program to delete the club's sales and under-report the income at his two strip clubs to cheat the government on his taxes.
Banks keep commods risk low after two big quarters
Wall Street banks are not taking the kind of big risks they did in commodities just a few years back, even after one of the biggest commodities rallies in two straight quarters since the 1970s.
Morgan Stanley revenue beats; Smith Barney pays off
Morgan Stanley posted stronger-than-expected quarterly revenue and retail brokerage profit jumped, validating its strategy of bolstering businesses that are less threatened by tougher regulation following the financial crisis.
Dow, S&P edge lower; F5 earnings hurt Nasdaq
Stocks fell on Thursday as lackluster tech and materials earnings failed to live up to heightened expectations, threatening to short-circuit a seven-week run.
Two Miami police killed, suspect dies
Two Miami-Dade police officers were shot Thursday and both have died during gunfight with a suspect who also died.
Mexico drug war prompts choice between 'silver' or 'lead'
Politicians and law enforcement officials in Mexico are increasingly being forced to make a choice between 'silver' or 'lead' - bribe or bullet - in the state's growing battle against powerful drug cartels.
Debbi Morgan : I have Lyme disease
The Emmy award-winning actress Debbi Morgan, 54 year-old, hasconfessed that she is diagnosed with Lyme disease on a recent Tom Joyner Morning Show.