Alice in Wonderland Trailer Out Now
Disney has released the first Alice in Wonderland trailer, giving us the first glimpse of the highly anticipated film directed by Tim Burton.
MySpace Mysterious Meeting Murdered
A meeting of MySpace people caused a young mom to be murdered mysteriously after meeting a friend name Dillon Maring in Ohio, and was never seen alive.
Chinese government boosts domestic solar power projects
The Chinese government started a pilot program to provide technological support, subsidies and market pull to solar-power projects, aiming to boost the solar industry as a new growth point for the country's economy, state news agency Xinhua reported on Tuesday.
EBay net, revenue beats Street, shares up 3 percent
Ebay Inc on Tuesday posted a quarterly net profit and revenue that beat Wall Street expectations, and shares rose more than 3 percent.
Amazon buying shoe seller Zappos for $928 million
Amazon.com said on Wednesday that it has reached a deal to buy online shoe retailer Zappos.com Inc for $927.9 million, mostly in stock, as the world's largest online retailer, known for its electronics and books, moves aggressively into shoes and apparel.
Amazon.com buying Zappos for $928 million
Amazon.com said on Wednesday that it has reached a deal to buy online shoe and clothing retailer Zappos.com Inc for roughly $927.9 million, mostly in stock.
Forex Daily Commentary - 23/07/2009
The Australian Dollar opens largely unchanged at 0.8160 after the domestic market's insipid reaction to yesterday's local inflation data which picked up in the June quarter by 0.5 per cent for a lower annualised reading of 1.5 per cent.
Microsoft releases Windows 7 code to PC makers
Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday it is releasing the code for Windows 7 to PC manufacturers, keeping the software company on track to have machines running its new operating system in the stores by late October.
Hacking Oracle's database will soon get easier
Hackers will soon gain a powerful new tool for breaking into Oracle Corp's database, the top-selling business software used by companies to store electronic information.
Daily Wrap Up July 22 – Finance
Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke spoke Wednesday for a second day of testimony on the Fed's semiannual monetary policy report. Bernanke tried to assure members of congress that the economy was on the mend and that tackling the rising unemployment rate is one of the most difficult and challenging parts of our task at this point. The overall economic situation remains very poor, he said. The Fed expects the recovery to start off very slow and pick up speed over time, he said.
Chinese firm seals $3.6B investment deal in Zambia
A Chinese firm has signed a $3.6 billion investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (IPPA) with Zambia in copper exploration and mining industry, a senior investment official said on Wednesday.
LG ships LED LCD HDTV series
LG Electronics on Wednesday introduces its first ever THX certified 240Hz LH90 Series of LED-backlit LCDs, which was introduced at the International CES last January.
Authorities search MJ doctor's office for evidence of manslaughter
Authorities Wednesday morning searched Michael Jackson doctor's office for evidence of possible manslaughter.
Delta drops profit forecast, Southwest debt rating cut
Delta Air Lines Inc , the world's biggest carrier, said on Wednesday it no longer expects to make money this year and Southwest Airlines Co's debt fell to near junk, while AirTran Holdings turned a profit and saw its shares jump 10 percent.
China vows clean online games within five years
China plans to implement a five year program advocating clean online games, starting next year, an official from the General Administration of Press and Publication told an industry conference Wednesday.
Porsche board meets as deal with VW looms -sources
The twelve members of Porsche SE's supervisory board assembled on Wednesday, a day earlier than expected, to discuss the fate of the indebted sportscar maker.
Amazon.com buying Zappos for $928 mln
Amazon.com said on Wednesday that it has reached a deal to buy online shoe and clothing retailer Zappos.com Inc for roughly $927.9 million, mostly in stock.
AIG held off paying bonuses due last week
American International Group Inc , the insurer that has received billions of dollars in federal aid, withheld $2.4 million in bonuses due to be paid to dozens of senior managers on July 15.
Apple, Starbucks lift Nasdaq; Dow, S&P 500 slip
The Nasdaq rose on Wednesday for the 11th straight day, buoyed by solid profits from Apple Inc and Starbucks Corp , while disappointing bank results and declining energy shares weighed on the broader market.
Michael Jackson's doctor should not be targeted as criminal: attorney
Michael Jackson's personal physician Dr. Conrad Murray should not targeted as criminal, attorney Edward Chernoff said late Tuesday on his law firm's website.
The Century Solar Eclipse now available online (video)
The live broadcast of the Century Solar Eclipse provided by Sina had attracted more than 30 million viewers in three hours, with the latest record breaking peak concurrent users of over 3.2 million, which is much more than the one million viewers of the 2008 Olympics, Broad net Beijing reported on Wednesday.
Loan losses drag on Wells Fargo, other big banks
Wells Fargo & Co and other major U.S. banks said the troubled economy drove big increases in loan losses, reducing second-quarter earnings.
Nasdaq marks 11-day winning streak on Apple, Starbucks
The Nasdaq rose on Wednesday for its 11th straight daily gain, buoyed by solid profits from Apple Inc and Starbucks Corp .
Starbucks shares jump 18 percent
Starbucks Corp. shares were among the biggest gainers of the day, as the stock jumped more than 18 percent on Wednesday, a day after reporting a profit for the third fiscal quarter and a despite lower revenues.
California budget hits snag over prisoner releases
Republican lawmakers in California have threatened to scuttle a budget deal secured by the governor and top lawmakers over a plan for prison spending cuts, but Democrats said on Wednesday a vote on the agreement will take place this week.
Man charged with giving al Qaeda NY transit data
A U.S. man has been charged with giving al Qaeda details about the New York City transit system and the Long Island Railroad, as well as firing rockets on U.S. troops in Afghanistan, according to court papers unsealed on Wednesday.
U.S. economy improving, health reform key: White House
The U.S. economy is no longer on the brink of disaster but recovery will be slow and the jobless rate will remain stubbornly high in coming quarters, White House Budget Director Peter Orszag said on Wednesday.
Mid-Day Minute – July 22
U.S. Banks confront losses, Morgan Stanley's Woes, Big Pharma Beats Expectations
Apple, Starbucks lift Nasdaq; Dow lower, S&P flat
The Nasdaq rose on Wednesday as solid profits from technology bellwether Apple Inc and coffee chain Starbucks Corp overshadowed disappointing bank results and a pullback in energy shares.
Goat's crowning as king of Ireland in doubt
The annual crowning of a goat as king of Ireland at one of the country's oldest fairs is in doubt after organizers said the heir to the throne may be stopped from traveling to the festival.