Is Obamacare good for the budget or not?
One side says that the Affordable Care Act, if allowed to work, will reduce the deficit by $100 billion over 10 years, and by more than $1 trillion over 20 years, and to repeal it would be disastrous.
Market slips on bank worries, lackluster jobs data
Stocks fell on Friday after a court ruling in a key foreclosure case prompted investors to pull out of bank stocks, adding to weakness after a lackluster jobs report.
Fed's Evans: U.S. economic growth not robust enough
The sluggish U.S. economy shows signs of gaining strength but still needs a lot of help from the Federal Reserve to get back on track, a top Fed policy maker said on Friday.
Will the iPhone be invited to Verizon event?
Will Verizon finally reveal plans to carry Apple's iPhone?
Flash Here To Stay On Tablets, Smartphones
Apple's CEO Steve Jobs may think Flash isn't necessary, but the rest of the industry begs to differ.
FCC eyes broadcast spectrum auction as soon as 2012
The U.S. government could put more wireless airwaves on the market as early as a year from now if lawmakers give the country's telecom regulator authority to give broadcasters part of the proceeds.
Bernanke grows more confident in recovery
The U.S. economy may finally be hitting its stride even if growth remains too weak to put a real dent in the nation's jobless rate, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Friday.
Special Report: How Ford became Detroit's last man standing
Bill Ford Jr. just can't let the good times roll.
Top Massachusetts court rules against foreclosing banks
In a ruling that may affect foreclosures nationwide, Massachusetts' highest court voided the seizure of two homes by Wells Fargo & Co and US Bancorp after the banks failed to show they held the mortgages at the time they foreclosed.
Jobs figures get mixed reviews
The Democratic White House and the Republicans who control the House of Representatives each found the December jobs figures released today mildly encouraging. While the administration, however, took credit for the steady albeit slow improvement, the new Republican chairman of the House Education and Workforce Committee said the plodding economy points up the need to change failed administration policies.
Microsoft reviewing prize media account: source
Microsoft Corp has put its estimated $1 billion media buying account into review, raising the possibility the business could move to an agency other than current partner Universal McCann, according to a source familiar with the account.
Growing pains, hiccups greet tech's old guard
Nvidia Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang learned firsthand how pervasive -- and demanding -- mobile devices can be.
Defense shares rally modestly on budget relief
Defense stocks dodged a bullet this week when the Pentagon said it plans for its budget to grow modestly through 2014 before leveling off in 2015, but political and fiscal concerns in Congress could slow the sector further during that period and beyond.
Amazon cloud can help hack WiFi networks: expert
A security researcher says he has figured out a quick and inexpensive way to break a commonly used form of password protection for wireless networks using powerful computers that anybody can lease from Amazon.com Inc over the Web.
DNA test shows Texas man who served 30 years in rape and robbery case is innocent
A Texas man has been exonerated by a Dallas County Judge when DNA evidence proved he was wrongly convicted in connection with a 1979 Dallas rape, robbery and abduction case.
Three arrested in insider trading probe granted bail
Three people who were arrested by the federal agents last month in an operation seen as part of a widening probe into insider trading were granted bail on Tuesday.
A sea of tablets at CES, but no iPad-killer
It was easier to find a tablet this week in Las Vegas than a taxi.
Local.com says Yahoo's Bing deal hurts revenue
Local-search provider Local.com Corp said its revenue model was under pressure following partner Yahoo Inc's move to Microsoft Corp's Bing search engine, sending Local's shares tumbling 21 percent.
Jobs growth disappoints, but jobless rate falls
Employers hired fewer workers than expected in December and a surprisingly large number of people gave up searching for work, tempering the positive news of a big drop in the unemployment rate.
Health insurance rates soar in California
While the House of Representatives is moving towards repealing the national healthcare reform law passed last year, residents of the nation’s largest state are facing another round of health insurance rate hikes.
Market ends lower on banks, lackluster jobs data
Stocks fell on Friday after a court ruling in a key foreclosure case prompted investors to pull out of bank stocks, adding to weakness after a lackluster jobs report.
Properly positioned for growth?
Investors have entered 2011 eager to embrace riskier, higher-yielding assets, but happy to dump them at the first whiff of anything negative.
Lenovo sets expectations for tablet market
Lenovo Group Ltd, which is making a concerted push into tablets, said it expects the devices to see good growth but still eventually only make up a fraction of the broader personal computer market.
Hispania brings India's Karthikeyan back into F1 racing
Formula One team Hispania Racing confirmed the appointment of India's Narain Karthikeyan as their race driver for the 2011 F1 season.
Andriod phones muscle it out on Verizon's 4G turf
Verizon has received a crop of 4G phones at the CES 2011, sufficient enough to handle an onslaught of phones from other carriers. Here is a comparison of 4G phone releases by Motorola, HTC, Samsung and LG for Verizon network.
A sea of tablets, no iPad-killer
It was easier to find a tablet this week in Las Vegas than a taxi.
Top Mass. court rules against foreclosing banks
In a ruling that may affect foreclosures nationwide, Massachusetts' highest court voided the seizure of two homes by Wells Fargo & Co and US Bancorp after the banks failed to show they held the mortgages at the time they foreclosed.
Wall Street led lower by banks, jobs report weighs
U.S. stocks stumbled on Friday as financials were hit by a court ruling that voided two home foreclosures and as data showed disappointing jobs growth last month.
British scientists devise an app for test tube babies!
A couple wanting to know their chances of having a baby through in-vitro fertilization (IVF) can now take heart with an application to give them an answer as British researchers have devised a formula that will help them give quite an accurate prediction of the success of IVF treatment. Eager ‘infertile’ couples can now decide whether to try the treatment as researchers have made this formula available as a simple computer calculator application, which will soon be available for download on App...
Apple CEO Jobs Gets $1 Annual Salary
Apple Inc.'s CEO Steve Jobs has received a salary of $1 per year since rejoining the company in 1997, a regulatory filing showed.