Battle of Titans: Motorola Zoom vs iPad vs Galaxy Tab
Is it a Stingray? No, it’s a Zoom – after keeping the industry guessing, Motorola has finally launched its highly anticipated tablet under the moniker Zoom and yes it runs on the next edition of Android specially crafted for tablets, the Honeycomb.
Starbucks cuts name and coffee from logo
Starbucks Corp , the world's biggest coffee chain, unveiled a new logo on Wednesday that omits its name and the word coffee, infuriating loyal customers.
Wall Street to open up on econ hopes, retailers weigh
Wall Street was set up for a positive start on Thursday after an uptick in jobless claims failed to derail sentiment following surprisingly strong data on jobs creation in the last session.
Blizzard, shopper angst hurt December retail sales
Many top U.S. retailers missed Wall Street's expectations for December sales, hurt by a post-Christmas blizzard on the East Coast and shoppers returning to their cautious ways after flocking to stores after Thanksgiving.
Touchscreen, the new weapon of choice for Microsoft, Apple
Microsoft unveils new Surface 2.0, the thinner and better tabletop touch computer at CES. Is Touchscreen the new weapons of choice for tech rivals? Will Apple Inc retaliate?
FAO warns of 'food price shock' in 2011
Food prices will continue to haunt the world in 2011, even as the UN's Food and Agricultural Organization warned of 'food price shock' on Wednesday.
Are Law Schools doing enough to boost students’ overall professional development?
Survey suggests that a half or more of law school students feel inadequately prepared to handle the various non-academic demands of the profession
Global tablet sales to touch $46 bln by 2014
Total global revenue from tablet devices like Apple's iPad and Samsung's Galaxy Tab will increase from 16 billion dollars in 2010 to a whopping 46 billion dollars in 2014, according to a report released Wednesday by U.S. technology research firm Yankee Group.
S&P's Top Tech Sector Predictions For 2011: (MSFT, INTC, AMZN, INFY)
S&P Equity Research predicts slower, but healthier growth in the technology sector in 2011, including notable developments regarding new products, international activity, and M&A deals.
Optimism lifts futures ahead of jobless claims
Stock index futures rose on Thursday on upbeat sentiment after surprisingly strong data on jobs creation suggested the world's biggest economy was on a solid path to recovery.
December retail sales dented by blizzard, frugality
Several top U.S. retailers missed Wall Street's high expectations for December sales as a paralyzing post-Christmas blizzard on the East Coast slowed what had been a two-month shopping spree.
Hollywood studios endorse Ultraviolet format
Lionsgate Entertainment, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Twentieth Century Fox, Universal Pictures and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. to offer UltraViolet Content in 2011
AT&T added 50 percent more China clients in 2010
AT&T has increased the number of clients it has in the Greater China region by about 50 percent in the past year, a senior executive said on Thursday, and is now looking to target privately run Chinese companies.
Stock futures gain on optimism ahead of jobless claims
Stock index futures rose on Thursday on upbeat sentiment after data on jobs creation that suggested the world's biggest economy was on a solid path to recovery.
Brilliant Kallis punctures India
Kallis' unbeaten 109 pinned the Indians back as South Africa finished day four of the final test with a lead of 339 runs,
Stock futures indicate slightly higher open for Wall Street
Stock index futures indicated a slightly higher open for Wall Street on Thursday, the day after it reversed losses to close in positive territory following data on jobs creation that suggested the world's biggest economy was recovering strongly.
BP and Transocean shrug off scathing oil spill report
Shares in BP Plc and Transocean shrugged off a scathing report from U.S. Presidential panel which blamed the United States' worst ever oil spill on risky decisions the companies made.
China to buy 6 billion euros of Spanish debt: report
Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang has said his country is willing to buy about 6 billion euros ($7.9 billion) of Spain's public debt, Spanish newspaper El Pais reported on Thursday, citing government sources.
Ballmer Touts Windows' Ubiquity At CES Keynote
Steve Ballmer gives a keynote address at the CES going over Xbox, Windows PC and Windows Phone 7 capabilities.
U.S. lender CapitalSource explores sale: report
Commercial lender CapitalSource Inc has hired a financial advisor to explore a potential sale of the company, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
Courtney Love Twitter trial moved to February 6
LOS ANGELES - The trial date in the defamation case against Courtney Love over her outrageous Twitter postings has been postponed three weeks.
U.S. recovery hopes drive developed stocks
Developed market stocks climbed on Thursday on hopes for renewed U.S. economic growth, although the dollar and emerging markets steadied, unwilling to push a rally further ahead of more data on Friday.
HTC Q4 net more than double, more gains ahead
Taiwan's HTC Corp <2498.TW>, the world's No.4 smartphone brand, said fourth-quarter net profit more than doubled after consumers lapped up smartphones running on Google Inc's Android operating system.
RIM says huge corporate interest PlayBook tablet
Research in Motion showed off the capabilities of its new tablet device, and called corporate interest in the device massive.
Nikkei rallies, others subdued ahead of U.S.
The Nikkei rallied on Thursday as investors snapped up shares of Japanese exporters after the dollar hit two-week highs against the yen, but markets elsewhere in Asia were more subdued ahead of the influential U.S. non-farm payrolls report.
Motorola gadget to make smartphones like computers
It's dumb and it's called a lapdoc but Motorola Mobility bets consumers will want to use this gadget to make their smartphones work more like real computers and help Motorola stand out from the crowd.
LinkedIn plans to go public in 2011: sources
LinkedIn, the social networking site for professionals, plans to go public in 2011 and has selected its financial underwriters, three sources familiar with the process told Reuters.
Nvidia challenges Intel with PC central processors
Graphics chip designer Nvidia Corp said it will begin designing central processors for personal computers, pushing back against growing pressure from Intel Corp.
Obama renominates MIT economist Diamond for Fed Board
President Barack Obama on Wednesday renominated economist and Nobel laureate Peter Diamond to the Federal Reserve Board, sticking with a pick that has already been thwarted by Senate Republicans twice.
Microsoft links up with ARM in new tablet drive
Microsoft Corp is taking its biggest step away from a long-standing, lucrative alliance with Intel Corp, teaming up with Britain's ARM Holdings to take on Apple Inc in the red-hot tablet and smartphone arena.