Real Estate Broker Giant CBRE Group Reports 12% Profit Gain
CBRE Group Inc., the world's largest real estate brokerage and services company, reported third quarter revenue to $1.5 billion, up 21% from $1.3 billion in 2010.
Saab Bailout: A Look at Other Auto Bailouts in History
Roland Li
Presidential Candidate Terry Jones Praises Herman Cain, Rips Obama, Occupy Wall Street
Terry Jones, the Florida pastor known for publicly burning the Quran, is running for president as an Independent, on a platform of spending cutbacks, deportation of illegal immigrants and tax cuts for businesses.
Nintendo Loses $926 Million: The Rise (and Fall?) of Mario's Creator
Nintendo, which popularized gaming for the masses with accessible, colorful products, reported a loss of $926 million on Thursday, by far the largest for the company.
Madoffs Could Keep $82 Million of 'Other Investors' Money': Irving Picard
Bernard Madoff's family would be allowed to keep $82 million of other investors' money under a potential ruling that limited claims against New York Mets owners to two years.
Bernie Madoff Suicide Attempt: His Many Mansions [PHOTOS]
When Bernie and Ruth Madoff attempted suicide on Christmas Eve of 2008, they did so in the couple's penthouse duplex atop 133 East 64th Street. When Madoff went to jail, they had to forfeit their many homes, which each gained an aura of infamy. Some have done better than others in the luxury sales market.
Lung Cancer Deaths Not Prevented by X-Rays: Report
Chest X-rays are not effective in preventing lung cancer deaths involving both smokers and non-smokers, according to a government study involving over 150,000 Americans.
Rajat Gupta Arrest: Five More Cases of Insider Trading
Rajat Gupta's arrest is the latest in the unscrupulous world of insider trading. Here are five more recent cases:
Freddie Mac CEO Charles Haldeman To Resign
Charles Haldeman Jr., CEO of mortgage giant Freddie Mac, will resign by the end of the year, the organization said on Wednesday.
Occupy Denver: Cold Weather Causes Hypothermia [VIDEO]
Protestors from the Occupy Denver movement had another opponent on Wednesday: an early snowstorm that has left some with hypothermia.
Marc Jacobs Executive Robert Duffy Sells West Village Townhouse for $7 Million [PHOTOS]
Robert Charles Duffy, a co-founder of Marc Jacobs International, has sold 62 Bank Street for $7.05 million, according to New York City records.
Stephen King's 'Dark Tower' Headed to HBO: Brian Grazer
Stephen King's epic fantasy book series The Dark Tower will become a television show on HBO, current home of book adaptation Game of Thrones, according to producer Brian Grazer.
New U.S. Home Sales up 5.7 Percent in September, but Pricing Down
Sales of new single-family homes were up 5.7 percent from the previous month to 313,000, according to the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development. However, sales activity declined 0.9 percent decline from September 2010, when an estimated 316,000 homes were sold.
Can 'Mists of Pandaria' Save World of Warcraft?
Last Friday, Blizzard officially unveiled the Mists of Pandaria, the fourth expansion for its video game juggernaut World of Warcraft. The release of Mists - which could come as early as next year - comes during a crucial time for the franchise, which has lost almost 10 percent of its subscriber base in recent months.
New York Times Sends Huffington Post Cease and Desist Letter Over 'Parentlode' Blog
The New York Times' lawyers on Monday sent a case-and-desist letter to the Huffington Post over the title of a blog written by former Times writer, Lisa Belkin, WWD reported.
Battlefield 3 Shoots, Scores With Critics' Reviews
Electronic Arts' first person shooter Battlefield 3, released on Tuesday, has been a hit with video game critics.
Case-Shiller Housing Price Index Virtually Flat in August, Down Year-Over-Year
The Case-Shiller home price index reported small increases in prices of 0.2 percent for 20 major cities between June and August. However, annual returns were down 3.8 percent for the 20 cities measured, compared to August 2010.
Yahoo Stock up 3 Percent as Microsoft, Google Contemplate Stake
Yahoo's stock rose around 3 percent on Monday, following reports that Microsoft and Google are contemplating financing roles for the private equity firms eyeing a buyout of the troubled tech firm.
Illinois Church Finds Abandoned Newborn in Shopping Bag
Church members found a newborn baby girl in a shopping bag outside of Gospel Presbyterian Church in the town of Schaumburg, Ill.
Apple Posts Steve Jobs Memorial Tribute Video, With Tim Cook, Al Gore, Coldplay and Norah Jones
Apple has posted footage of a memorial for late executive Steve Jobs on its Web site.
HPV Connected to Heart Disease: Report
Human papillomavirus, or HPV, has been found to increase the rate of heart disease in women, according to a report in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
Raj Rajaratnam, Fallen Galleon Group Chief, Speaks
Raj Rajaratnam has broken his silence in an interview with Newsweek.
Solyndra Scandal: 5 More U.S. Energy Scandals
The recent bankruptcy of solar energy company Solyndra raises questions regarding its relationship with the U.S. Department of Energy, which allegedly modified a loan agreement to prevent the tettering company from going under. The incident casts a shadow over the solar energy industry, already a controversial field.
Blizzcon 2011: New Starcraft 2: Heart of the Swarm Units Revealed [PHOTOS]
New Starcraft 2 units for Blizzard Entertainment's Heart of the Swarm expansion were revealed on Friday.
Blizzcon Kicks Off With New Warcraft Expansion 'Mists of Pandaria' and Diablo, Starcraft Updates
Blizzard Entertainment's sixth annual Blizzcon event started on Friday afternoon at the Anaheim Convention Center with the announcement of a new World of Warcraft expansion, Mists of Pandaria.
Occupy Wall Street Offshoot Takes on Museums
Occupy Wall Street has spawned Occupy Museums, a new offshoot that is targeting the temples of cultural elitism, New York's museums.
California Earthquake: Occupy Oakland Cheers After Feeling Tremors, Little Damage Reported
A second earthquake hit the San Francisco area around 8:16 p.m. local time on Thursday, sending a tremor through Oakland's City Hall Plaza, where Occupy Oakland protestors have camped out for over a week.
Is Occupy Wall Street Protesting in the Wrong ZIP Code?
Occupy Wall Street has camped out at Zucotti Park in Lower Manhattan for weeks, but it probably isn't reaching as many bankers as it could. Which could have something to do with the fact that finance is no longer the area's biggest tenant.
Gadhafi's Body: Questions Linger Over Ex-Libyan Leader's Corpse
Although the former dictator's rule has come to an unceremonious end, his physical remains present a complicated situation, echoing the deaths of previous dictators and leaders
Steve Jobs Worked on the 'Next Product' up to His Death [VIDEO]
Steve Jobs called Tim Cook to discuss Apple's next product the day before his death, according to Masayoshi Son, CEO of Softbank, who was meeting with Cook at the time.