Ray Allen to play in All-Star Game
Boston Celtics guard Ray Allen was named to the Eastern Conference team Thursday.
Iraqis favor Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's party
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's party has gained victory in the preliminary election results over Shi'ite religious parties during last weekend's provincial elections in Iraq.
Samsung, T-Mobile unveils first 8 megapixel camera phone
Today Samsung and T-Mobile officially announced the Samsung SGH-T929 Memoir 3G camera phone, the first 8-megapixel camera phone available through a US wireless carrier. The most attractive feature of the handset is its camera capabilities, which is the highest pixel count of any U.S. phone.
Samsung, T-Mobile rolls out first 8 megapixel camera phone
Today Samsung and T-Mobile officially announced the Samsung SGH-T929 Memoir 3G camera phone, the first 8-megapixel camera phone available through a US wireless carrier. The most attractive feature of the handset is its camera capabilities, which is the highest pixel count of any U.S. phone.
Hudson, Coldplay, Jonas Bros to honor Neil Diamond
Jennifer Hudson, Coldplay, Foo Fighters, Kid Rock, and the Jonas Brothers are to honor Neil Diamond, 68, and sing to raise money for charity as Grammy Award kick off weekend.
Somali pirates sweep in a hefty $3.2 million ransom
On Thursday Somali pirates freed a Ukrainian ship carrying tanks and other heavy weapons after receiving a $3.2 million ransom.
GE's Immelt likens crisis to 70s
The US economy could be compared to the nation's downturn in the 1970s and if it worsens would best be compared to the Great Depression, said General Electric chief executive Jeffrey Immelt on Thursday.
GE's Immelt compares crisis to 70s
The US economy could be compared to the nation's downturn in the 1970s and if it worsens would best be compared to the Great Depression, said General Electric chief executive Jeffrey Immelt on Thursday.
Juicy Campus is out of business
Juicy Campus, an anonymous gossip website among college students, is out of business today, the Chronicle of Higher Education reported.
Bank of America shares reach lowest since 1984
Shares of Bank of America Corp., the largest U.S. bank, declined sharply to their lowest level since 1984 on Thursday in New York trading on concern that the bank does not have enough capital even with a $138 billion bailout package.
Bank of America shares drop to lowest since 1984
Shares of Bank of America Corp., the largest U.S. bank, declined sharply to their lowest level since 1984 on Thursday in New York trading on concern that the bank does not have enough capital even with a $138 billion bailout package.
PC maker Lenovo reports loss, CEO resigns
The world's fourth-largest PC manufacturer, Lenovo Group announced Thursday due to global economic turmoil a quarterly loss of $96.7 million has been reported while CEO resigns.
PC maker Lenovo reports 4Q loss, CEO resigns
The world's fourth-largest PC manufacturer, Lenovo Group announced Thursday due to global economic turmoil a quarterly loss of $96.7 million has been reported while CEO resigns.
Housing market will reach bottom in 4Q: report
Despite the gloomy national economic outlook and the weak conditions in the housing market, there are now some positive signs showing hope that the housing market is about to hit bottom nationally in the fourth quarter of this year, according to a report from MoodysEconomy.com
Housing market to reach bottom in 4Q: report
Despite the gloomy national economic outlook and the weak conditions in the housing market, there are now some positive signs showing hope that the housing market is about to hit bottom nationally in the fourth quarter of this year, according to a report from MoodysEconomy.com
Giants' slugger pleads not guilty to lying in steroid probe
Former San Francisco Giants slugger, Barry Bonds pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges he lied to a grand jury investigating steroid use in sports.
Jennifer Aniston reveals her idea of an ideal date
He's just not that into you actress; Jennifer Aniston, who is currently linked to John Mayer reveals what she considers an ideal date.
German investigators start search for Nazi's body
On Thursday German investigators said they will attempt to find the body of Nazi war criminal Aribert Heim following the new information released by Germany's ZDF television a day earlier indicating he died in Egypt in 1992.
The Road to Bank Nationalization
This week, seven major corporations announced major layoffs, adding 72,000 to the unemployed. At the same time, lending by the big banks fell. With falling demand for loans,
Consumer products giant seeks exit from pharmaceuticals
Procter & Gamble Co is seeking to identify potential buyers for its pharmaceuticals brands or other ways to exit the business and is working together with Goldman Sachs Group for this effort, the Financial Times reported.
European Central Bank keeps rate unchanged, BoE slashes
The European Central Bank on Thursday left its key lending rate unchanged at 2 percent, putting to an end of a series of cuts over the past four months.
Buffet takes Swiss Re stake as share price sinks
Billionaire U.S. investor Warren Buffett is taking advantage of depressed share prices during the economic downturn, investing 3 billion Swiss francs ($2.6 billion) in the world's second largest insurer Swiss Re.
Senators May Approve Stimulus Plan as Early as Today
About 18 Democratic senators and Republicans worked until late Thursday to reduce about $107 billion from a plan which has grown to a $937 billion package to boost the economy, according to a report.
Senators May Pass Stimulus Plan as Early as Today
About 18 Democratic senators and Republicans worked until late Thursday to reduce about $107 billion from a plan which has grown to a $937 billion package to boost the economy, according to a report.
Buffet acquires Swiss Re stake as share price sinks
Billionaire U.S. investor Warren Buffett is taking advantage of depressed share prices during the economic downturn, investing 3 billion Swiss francs ($2.6 billion) in the world's second largest insurer Swiss Re.
Officials release audio of US Airwayswater landing
U.S. aviation officials released audio recordings on Thursday between the tower controllers and cockpit of US Airways Flight 1549, that commercial passenger jet which landed in the Hudson River last month.
Angelina Jolie on pregnancy diet
Angelina Jolie is already raising 6 children with her partner and wants to have another baby in the summer, for this she is on a special diet to help her fall pregnant.
Reports say world's most wanted Nazi criminal died in Egypt in 1992
The New York Times and Germany's ZDF television reported on Wednesday documents have surfaced in Egypt showing the world's most-wanted Nazi war criminal, Aribert Heim, died in Cairo in 1992.
Road signs being hacked
Hackers are distracting motorists by hacking electronic road signs in some states as electronic road message boards meant to warn motorists of possible trouble are increasingly being hacked.
Road signs new target for hackers
Hackers are distracting motorists by hacking electronic road signs in some states as electronic road message boards meant to warn motorists of possible trouble are increasingly being hacked.