Levinson quits Google's board amid FTC probe
Arthur Levinson, former chairman of Genentech, has resigned from Google's board of directors, effective immediately, Google said Monday.
Worst of the U.S. recession over: survey
The worst U.S. recession since the Great Depression has ended, but weak household spending as the labor market struggles to create jobs will slow the pace of the economy's recovery, according to a survey released on Monday.
Arthur Levinson quits Google board, appeasing FTC
Google Inc said on Monday that Arthur Levinson has resigned from its board in a move that appears to defuse regulatory scrutiny into the ties between the boards of Google and Apple Inc.
Oil jumps nearly 2 percent on optimism, colder U.S. weather
Oil jumped 2 percent on Monday on optimism about the pace of global economic recovery and as cold weather across the United States boosted fuel demand.
Mamma Mia! A Bicycling Tour on the Greek Island
Each September I attempt to extend my New York summer by a week or two and
U.S. Crude Outlook - Gains on economy likely limited
Gains in cash crudes due to economic factors early in the week are expected to be limited by continuing lower demand from refiners, who are still contending with reduced demand and seeing a weak outlook for the coming year.
CORRECTED: Worst of the U.S. recession over: survey
Great places to run in Paris
People come to Paris to swoon under a scintillating Eiffel Tower, to see what all the Mona Lisa fuss is about, or to catch a peek of a real live gargoyle from a Notre Dame bell tower. The City of Lights is not, however, a popular destination for runners.
Wall St loses ground as investors take profits
U.S. stocks trimmed gains to trade flat on Monday as investors locked in some profits in cautious trading before earnings season picks up steam.
T-Mobile-Sidekick U.S. users face personal data loss
Users of Microsoft Corp's Sidekick mobile phone may have permanently lost data such as contacts, photos and calendar entries due to the failure of a Microsoft server computer.
Oil jumps nearly 2 percent on optimism
Oil jumped nearly 2 percent on Monday on optimism about the pace of global economic recovery and as cold weather across the United States boosted fuel demand.
Intense bar shooting leaves none dead (Video)
An intense shooting lasting several minutes Thursday night in a northwestern Ohio bar left no dead people but police are searching for the five men involved.
KB Home shares fall on SEC investigation
KB Home shares fell 6 percent Monday, the first trading day after the homebuilder said it was being investigated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over possible accounting and disclosure issues.
Citi fined $600,000 for helping foreigners evade tax
Citigroup Inc has been fined $600,000 by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority over failing to police derivatives transactions that helped foreign clients avoid taxes on dividends.
Citi fined $600,000 for lax trade monitoring
Citigroup Inc has been fined $600,000 by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority for failing to police derivatives transactions, including those that helped foreign clients avoid taxes on dividends.
Former flight attendant sues Oprah over sex claim
Oprah Winfrey has had pretty good luck in litigation during her career.
Orlando Bloom named goodwill ambassador for kids
Actor Orlando Bloom, star of the Pirates of the Caribbean and Lord of the Rings movies, was named a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations children's organization UNICEF on Monday.
Up rises again overseas
Buoyed by a substantial first-place U.K. debut, the Pixar cartoon Up reclaimed the No. 1 spot on the foreign box office during the weekend.
Energy Secretary Steven Chu hopeful about climate bill
Energy Secretary Steven Chu said on Monday he was still hopeful President Barack Obama would be able to sign a domestic carbon-cutting bill before a crunch global climate meeting in Copenhagen in December.
Blue Source, Goldman in $12 million carbon deal
The president of carbon offset developer Blue Source said his company and Goldman Sachs Group have completed a transaction of carbon credits worth $12 million that he called the largest publicly announced U.S. offset deal.
Blackstone plans portfolio IPOs: source
Private equity firm Blackstone Group plans to take advantage of improved equity markets to list up to eight of its portfolio companies, according to a source who received a letter the firm sent to investors.
T-Mobile Sidekick U.S. users face personal data loss
Users of Microsoft Corp's Sidekick mobile phone may have permanently lost data such as contacts, photos and calendar entries due to the failure of a Microsoft server computer.
Mid-Day Minute - Oct 12
Recession Remnants; Market Jumps; Coal Tech Goal Set
Stocks up, S&P on track for 6th day of gains
Stocks rose on Monday on expectations of positive earnings and help from a weaker dollar, putting the benchmark S&P 500 on track for its sixth straight higher finish.
Oil jumps on optimism, colder U.S. weather
Oil jumped more than 2 percent on Monday to touch a six-week high on optimism about the pace of global economic recovery and as cold weather across the United States boosted fuel demand.
White House blasts health insurance sector report
The White House Monday blasted a report from the health insurance industry that said Senate healthcare legislation would lead to increases in annual insurance premiums of as much as $4,000 by 2019.
Going back to the future in personalized medicine
Shaping the future of personalized medicine is not all about developing expensive new drugs -- it will also mean revisiting older, cheaper medicines armed with new genetic knowledge.
Russia's TNK-BP eyes Iraqi oil and gas fields
TNK-BP, Russia's third-biggest oil producer, said on Monday it was considering developing hydrocarbon resources in Iraq as it seeks to make its first foray into the oil-rich country.
Suicide bomber kills 41 near Pakistan's Swat
A suicide bomber killed 41 people in an attack on a Pakistani military convoy passing through a market on Monday as the Taliban claimed responsibility for a weekend raid on the army's headquarters.
Citi fined $600k for helping foreigners evade tax
Citigroup Inc has been fined $600,000 by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority over failing to police derivatives transactions that helped foreign clients avoid taxes on dividends.