Analyst: Steve Jobs may pass Apple 'baton' to COO
Just a week after trying to assure investors of his health, Apple chief Steve Jobs announced Wednesday he will take a leave of absence till end-June because of health problems more complex than thought, causing shares to plunge and analysts speculating over the leadership of the tech company.
Canada in recession until 3Q '09: Conf. Board
Canada's economy is expected to stay in recession for three quarters this year and contract 0.5 percent annually in 2009, according to forecasts by the independent, non-profit Conference Board of Canada,
9/11 Suspect tortured by US: Pentagon
Just a few days before President-elect Barack Obama is expected to direct the closure of the controversial detention facility, a report within the Bush administration has said the US tortured one of the alleged 9/11 planners held at Guantánamo Bay.
Israeli troops in crowded residential areas
Israeli troops advanced into the crowded residential areas of Gaza City on Thursday, terrifying thousands of residents and sending them fleeing for their lives, according to the Associated Press.
JP Morgan's 4Q net sinks, off 64 pct for the year
JP Morgan Chase which was expected to break even or report a small loss in the fourth quarter said Thursday its profit plunged 76 percent.
China: World's 3rd richest economy for 2007
On Wednesday, a new data record showed that China's economy grew to become the world's third-largest in 2007 reflecting the countries amazing ability to overcome yet another milestone in the country's stunning rise in the global pecking order.
Uncertainty over Nortel's future after bankruptcy
The future of Nortel Networks Corp. the Canadian maker of telecom equipment that once boasted a market capitalization of about $250 billion seems uncertain amid questions that the company will break up and sell its parts.
Boy named Adolf Hitler removed from parents
A three-year-old boy named Adolf Hitler who attracted international attention last year, has been removed from his parents Hunterdon County home on Tuesday.
PHOTOS: Lisa Marie Presley shows off twin girls
The King's Graceland has gotten a whole lot cuter!
Swayze: 'I am almost clear' of pneumonia
Patrick Swayze said his condition is improving after checking into a Los Angeles hospital last week Friday.
'American Idol' sues strip club over 'Stripper Idol'
Popular reality show American Idol is suing a Texas strip club over its Stripper Idol contest.
CBS bids farewell to 'Swingtown'
Swington is officially done swinging.
Russia and Ukraine may meet over gas dispute
Russia and Ukraine are moving toward a government level meeting on Saturday to resolve the ongoing gas dispute, Ukraine's prime minister said Thursday.
Deutsche Bank expects first annual loss in 50 years
The expectation of a quarterly loss of 4.8 billion euro or $6.3 billion means Deutsche Bank will also mark its first full year loss in 50 years.
A Troubled Stroke in Economic Recovery Portrait
Two weeks into the new year, a report of retail decline was another stroke in a patch of turbulent recession as monetary policy makers and the government acknowledge the imperfections and work to fashion a portrait of economic recovery.
Majority Say Confidence in Federal Gov't Fell in the Last Year
Sixty-two percent of voters say their confidence in the U.S. federal government has fallen in the last twelve months, according to a new Public Strategies Inc/Politico poll.
Venezuela cuts ties with Israel over Gaza
In protest of Israel's military offensive in Gaza, Venezuela cut ties with the country.
'Fantasy Island' actor Ricardo Montalban dies at 88
Ricardo Montalban, the Mexican-born actor who became a star in splashy MGM musicals and best known as Mr. Roarke in TV's Fantasy Island, has died, he was 88.
Rooney Goal Lift United One Step
Wayne Rooney's first-minute tap-in was enough to beat Wigan, Rooney scored the winner in a 1-0 victory over Wigan Athletic that moved Manchester United to one ups in the Premier League on Wednesday.
Ex-NY Giant David Meggett charged with rape
Ex-New York Giants running back David Meggett was charged with rape on, Wednesday allegations of another sexual assault, the second time around in three months.
Worst in economy is yet to come: JPMorgan CEO
In the eyes of Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan Chase Chief Executive Officer, the worst of the economic crisis has not come yet, predicting the financial sector will see more problems with consumer loans and credit cards, he said in an interview with the Financial Times.
Pittsburgh Mayor Ravenstahl changes name to Steelerstahl
Ravenstahl has called a Wednesday morning news conference at which he announced he's changing his last name to Steelerstahl.
2009 Travel Trends
Travel is changing. Here, a look at the trends to expect in the coming year.In these tumultuous times, we return to the essential pleasures of travel, rediscovering classic destinations and old-fashioned manners, seeking out comfort and serenity and quiet. What’s old is new again this year.The shaky economy has lead to some drastic changes in the ways people travel, creating new breeds of travele...
Smugglers sink drug subs case
A Navy helicopter whipped the waves as the U.S. Coast Guard closed in on the suspected drug traffickers abandoning their homemade submarine off the coast of Ecuador.
Patrick McGoohan, TV's 'Secret Agent' and 'The Prisoner,' dies
Patrick McGoohan, the creator and star of the landmark TV series Secret Agent and The Prisoner, has passed away at age of 80.
2009 Nissan 370z Review; Will sell for $29,930
New Nissan 370 is making great waves as the fastest sports car and has 332 Horse power, with a bigger engine will get into production this month.
Jayne Campbell Soliman Gives Birth after Death
British Ice Skater, Jayne Campbell Soliman died before she gives birth after two days being declared clinically brain dead.
RBS sold $2.3 Billion stake in Bank of China
Royal Bank Scotland Plc confirmed in a statement on Wednesday it sold its stake in Bank of China Ltd.sending shares of the Chinese bank up in Hong Kong.
Chrysler denies talks with Renault to sell assets
Chrysler LLC denied on Wednesday it is selling plants or any of its three brands --which include Jeep and Dodge -- to the joint Renault SA-Nissan.But, LaSorda said Chrysler might sell tooling for car models it no longer produces.
Bradford, Gresham, Jermaine OU Offensive Pillars
OU quarterback Sam Bradford, tight end Jermaine Gresham and offensive lineman Trent Williams are all expected to make their wishes known at the press conference toda