Obama to postpone meeting with Dalai Lama in October
President Barack Obama was pressured to postpone a meeting with Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama until after his summit with Chinese leader Hu Jintao next month, the Washington Post reported on Monday.
Republicans seek study before FCC Web rules
A group of U.S. House of Representatives Republicans urged the Federal Communications Commission to conduct a market analysis before proposing a new rule to maintain an open Internet.
Brocade shopping self, HP possible buyer: sources
Brocade Communications Systems Inc has put itself on the block and Hewlett-Packard Co is one of the companies that could be interested in buying the network equipment maker, people familiar with the matter said.
CORRECTED: Republicans seek study before FCC Web rules
Corrects word in fifth paragraph to lawful, not unlawful, as previously sent
Activision to launch Guitar Hero app for iPhone
Activision is planning a Guitar Hero application for the iPhone and exclusive tracks specifically for new video games Band Hero and DJ Hero, Telegraph reported on Monday.
U.S. Mac Households Rise to 12 Pct
Nearly 12 percent of U.S. computer-owning households now own a Mac, according to an NPD Group released Monday.
Hotmail passwords leaked online
Thousands of Windows Live Hotmail passwords have been leaked online on Monday, Microsoft confirmed.
Fed's Dudley says rates to stay low for a long time
A tepid economic recovery should allow the U.S. Federal Reserve to keep interest rates at rock-bottom lows for a prolonged period, New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley said on Monday.
Brazil stocks rise on investor optimism; real up
Brazil's stocks rallied on Monday, extending the previous trading session's gains when Rio de Janeiro won the bid to host the 2016 Olympics.
Conde Nast magazines shut as review bites
Conde Nast will close four magazines -- Modern Bride, Elegant Bride, Gourmet, and Cookie -- following a review the publisher undertook to find ways to reduce costs and staff in the face of a slump in advertising.
Exit Miramax?
Four years ago, a company that was a curious hybrid of old and new made a statement of sorts when it bought a buzz drama about South African gangsters.
Oil rises as U.S. service sector data lifts markets
Oil prices rose on Monday as data showing the U.S. services sector expanded raised hopes of an economic recovery and lifted markets.
U.S. bill exempts firms from derivatives rules
Firms ranging from airlines to agribusiness would be exempt from new rules on compulsory clearing of derivatives transactions under a bill in Congress aimed at tightening oversight of the financial system.
University of South Florida intruder in custody
Police have one person in custody following a report of a possible gunman on the University of South Florida campus.
Oil rises, U.S. service sector data lifts markets
Oil prices rose on Monday as data showing the U.S. services sector expanded raised hopes of an economic recovery and lifted markets.
Universal Pictures ousts two chairmen
Universal Pictures on Monday ousted Chairmen Marc Shmuger and David Linde after recent box office flops, including big-budget comedy Land of the Lost, replacing the pair with their marketing and production chiefs.
Four U.S. states win first broadband mapping grants
California and three other states were among the first recipients of more than $6.8 million in grants to map broadband use in U.S. homes, the Commerce Department said on Monday.
Conde Nast will close four magazines
Conde Nast will close four magazines -- Modern Bride, Elegant Bride, Gourmet and Cookie -- following a review the publisher undertook to find ways to cut costs and staff in the face of the advertising recession.
Pakistan Taliban chief releases video; vows new attacks at US
The new Pakistani Taliban chief released a new video clip Sunday on Pakistani television, vowing to retaliate against the U.S. and Pakistan.
Daily Commentary - 06/10/2009
The Aussie dollar rallied in local trade yesterday following some relatively upbeat comments out of the G7 and another strong reading in the ANZ job advertisements. After opening the weeks trade around 0.8650 investors flocked to the AUD ahead of today's RBA interest rate meeting with some sections of the market expecting a rate increase.
Daily Wrap Up - Oct 5 Tech
Hewlett-Packard Co may get acquisitive again despite its recent absence from the technology sector's M&A scene, analysts said, and Brocade Communications Systems Inc may a prime target.
Obama orders federal government to cut emissions
U.S. President Barack Obama ordered federal agencies on Monday to set a goal within 90 days for cutting their greenhouse gas emissions by 2020, the White House said, aiming to lead by example in fighting climate change.
Daily Wrap Up - Oct 5
HP's M&A Chances; Services Up; Web Rules Review
Cheaper international calls on iPhone through Vonage App
Making cheap international calls from an iPhone just got a whole lot easier.
U.S. most admired country globally: survey
The United States is the most admired country globally thanks largely to the star power of President Barack Obama and his administration, according to a new poll.
Miguel Cabrera bruised, scratched on altercation with wife
Detroit Tiger's player Miguel Cabrera had three times higher levels of alcohol in his blood than the legal limit when the altercation between him and his wife Rosangel Cabrera occurred, police said, according to the Detroit Free Press.
HP may be ready to deal, as tech M&A heats up
Hewlett-Packard Co may get acquisitive again despite its recent absence from the technology sector's M&A scene, analysts said, and Brocade Communications Systems Inc may a prime target.
Wall St. rises on services data, earnings optimism
Stocks bounced back from a four-day losing streak on Monday, as optimism about upcoming earnings gathered steam and data showed the economy's critical services sector expanded for the first time since August 2008.
iPhone will be able to run some Flash programs
The developer of the widely used Flash programing language has devised a way to translate its code to run on Apple Inc's iPhone -- a move that could dramatically boost the variety of applications for the iPhone.
Service sector grows for first time in a year
The U.S. service sector grew in September for the first time in more than a year, creating jobs in banking and restaurants and giving a fresh sign that the economy is healing after doubts cast by recent poor data.