Swine Flu: Worst is over
The influenza AH1N1 the virus that has claimed the lives of 19 people in Mexico is on the decrease according to the Federal Health Minister, Jose Angel Cordova Villalobos the El Universal reported.
Boston Globe has till end of weekend to cut costs by $20 Mln
The Boston Globe has extended its deadline till midnight on Sunday for the unions to make $20 million in concessions in order to save the paper, a statement issued Saturday morning at 1am said.
Tweexchange: The place to buy and sell your Twitter names
Given the rapid popularity of Twitter, more and more people are finding ways to cash in on the powerful micro-blogging site.
Boston Globe's big deadline nears, union hopeful
The Boston Globe may learn its fate Sunday as management and a key union try to hash out concessions that parent company New York Times Co says are crucial to keeping newspaper alive.
Chrysler said to seek May 22 deadline to sell assets to new entity: report
Chrysler LLC will ask its bankruptcy judge tomorrow permission to sell of most of its assets by May 22, a person familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.
China quarantines Mexicans over swine flu fears; tensions arise
Chinese authorities have quarantined more than 70 apparently healthy Mexicans who they believe may have swine flu, Mexico's ambassador to Beijing said Sunday.
Buffett Bullish on Wells Fargo
Berkshire Hathaway Inc’s chairman Warren Buffett, whose company owns a significant stake in Wells Fargo & Co, called it a “fabulous” bank that will do much better in a few years as a result of the economic crisis, according to a report.
East Asia sets up emergency $120 bln fund for crisis
Thirteen East and Southeast Asian countries agreed on Sunday to set up a $120 billion emergency fund for use in an economic downturn, the first independent move by Asia to shield itself from financial crisis.
Asian nations set up $120 billion crisis fund
Thirteen East and Southeast Asian countries agreed Sunday to set up an emergency $120 billion fund to provide liquidity to any of them in need of help during the economic downturn.
Asian nations finalize $120 billion crisis fund
Thirteen East and Southeast Asian nations have agreed to set up an emergency $120 billion liquidity fund to counter the economic downturn, they said in a joint statement on Sunday.
Asian nations close to finalizing $120 billion emergency fund
Thirteen East and Southeast Asian countries are expected to endorse on Sunday an emergency $120 billion liquidity fund that the three largest of them finalized hours earlier to counter the economic downturn.
Asian nations finalize $120 billion crisis funds
Japan, China and South Korea finalized details of an emergency $120 billion liquidity fund for 13 Asian nations on Sunday, a key regional initiative to counter the global economic downturn.
Obama pledges to take whatever necessary to prevent the flu outbreak
U.S. president Barack Obama said on Saturday he will take whatever necessary measures to prevent the flu outbreak and protect the safety and security of the American people.
China on alert to bring back citizens from Mexico
China is to send a plane to Mexico to bring back some of its stranded tourists, Xinhua news agency reported Saturday, after a man was detected as the first confirmed case known as swine flu in Asia.
A look at how Facebook fights Attacks
Recently, Facebook is suffering from rampant phishing attacks, pushing the online social website to bolstering its security.
Phishers continue to target Facebook
A series of phishing attacks have struck Facebook and has continued on for a second day.
Kentucky Derby Post Time for 2009
The Kentucky Derby Post Time is May 2, 2009 at6pm EST 3pm PST. The live telecast will be on NBC.
Apple expected to release cheaper Mac laptops in Spring
Contrary to what Steve Jobs once said that any laptop under $500 is a piece of junk, it appears that Apple is now actually considering lowering its prices on its most popular Mac models.
Obama says financial sector to shrink
The financial sector will make up a smaller part of the U.S. economy in the future as new regulations clamp down on massive risk-taking, President Barack Obama said in an interview published on Saturday.
Buffett offers bleak outlook for U.S. newspapers
Warren Buffett is fond of newspapers -- he reads five a day -- but the billionaire investor warned shareholders of his Berkshire Hathaway Inc that the reeling industry may never recover because it lacks a sustainable business model.
Buffett dispenses gloom at Berkshire fest
Warren Buffett told a record crowd at a somber annual meeting of his Berkshire Hathaway Inc that first-quarter operating profit fell and the company's book value declined 6 percent, as the recession hurt many of the company's businesses and investments.
Buffett dispenses gloom at somber Berkshire fest
Warren Buffett told a record crowd at a somber annual meeting of his Berkshire Hathaway Inc that first-quarter operating profit fell and the company's book value declined 6 percent, as the recession weighed on many of the company's businesses and investments.
'Jonas' series to debut on Disney Channel
Jonas the first TV comedy series starring the Jonas Brothers, Kevin, Joe and Nick debuts Saturday night at 8 p.m. EST on the Disney Channel.
Wolfgang says Porsche won't be sold to VW: report
Wolfgang Porsche, head of the supervisory board of Porsche and patriarch of one of its two controlling families, said the carmaker will not be sold to Volkswagen .
Major U.S. airlines cut flights to Mexico as demand slumps
Delta Air Lines Inc., Continental Airlines Inc., United Airlines and US Airways Group Inc. have each cut flights to Mexico following a reduction in demand due to the swine flu outbreak.
Gmail now Equipped with Search Box and Extra Emoticons
Google has equipped its Gmail email with new Search box to help end-users browse the web from without leaving their account and also added additional emoticons.
Google Sued over Android
Google was sued over using 'Android' for trademark infringement along with 47 other international corporations.
Mexico sees flu stabilizing but world on guard
Mexico's flu outbreak appeared to be stabilizing on Saturday but officials warned it was too early to ease vigilance against an unpredictable virus which still threatens a global pandemic.
Buffett sees some losses at somber Berkshire fest
Warren Buffett acknowledged on Saturday that his Berkshire Hathaway Inc will probably lose money on some of the derivatives contracts that have prompted some to speculate that the world's most famous investor has lost his touch.
Somali pirates hijack 2 ships, NATO scuppers attack
Somali pirates hijacked a Greek and a Ukrainian ship on Saturday and a NATO warship briefly detained 19 pirates armed with high explosives after foiling an attack on a Norwegian tanker in the Gulf of Aden.