Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) has opened its messenger application to mobile users without active accounts with the popular social network, beginning with Android owners.
Shares of Oracle Corp. (NASDAQ:ORCL) eased Tuesday despite the company's plans to pay three-quarters worth of dividends this month.
Shaun White bought a $3.85 million beach home in Encinitas, Calif., and is apparently ready to tackle surfing.
Nick Lachey has done the seemingly impossible. No, Lachey did not reunite 98 Degrees and knock Rihanna from the top of the charts. Instead, Lachey got kicked out of a football game on Sunday.
Google Chairman Eric Schmidt has completed a new book on technology for publication in the second quarter of 2013.
Those watching to see if the Supreme Court took a same-sex marriage case will need to wait at least a week.
Activision Blizzard Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI) has signed two of the stars of AMC’s popular television series “The Walking Dead,” Norman Reedus and Michael Rooker, for its upcoming shooter, “The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct.”
Sources speculate the couple has rekindled their relationship after they were spotted holding hands while leaving dinner Sunday.
The complete 2012 college football bowl game schedule.
The eye may be the key to designing security systems that are absolutely secure as well as painless to operate, claims AOptix Technologies..
Using a so-called “belly putter” is legal in golf for now, but the sport’s governing body, the United States Golf Association, is banning the practice starting in 2016.
The U.S. presidential election was the most searched term in 2012 and Kim Kardashian was the most searched personality on Yahoo Search this year, the company said Monday.
Comedian Katt Williams appears to be coming more and more unhinged by the minute as security camera footage has emerged of Williams slapping a Target employee in the face for seemingly no reason.
A great meal can easily put a dent in your wallet, but would you pay $500 for a burger? That's what it would take to eat the world's most expensive burger. Compared to some foodstuffs, however, that's a bargain.
A small group of clerical workers, aided by the Longshoremen, has managed to shut down about 40% of nation's cargo traffic.
Two parents were arrested for neglect after they were found with five children and 18 cats in the back of a moving van. They were traveling to California seeking job opportunities.
The U.S. Senate supported an amendment intended to prevent the indefinite detention of U.S. citizens.
SugarSync, the provider of virtual storage in the cloud, introduced a service to allow customers to synchronize data using all versions of smartphones.
Winning Powerball tickets were sold in Missouri and Arizona before the California Lottery Commission voted to include their state in the raffle starting next year.
Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT) elected John W. Thompson as lead independent director, succeeding Reed Hastings.
William Shatner, famous for his portrayal of Captain Kirk of the fictional Starship Enterprise in the “Star Trek” TV series, has announced he will attend the retirement ceremony of the very real USS Enterprise, perhaps the most famous ship in the United States Navy.
Three-hundred groups are asking President Obama to close a slew of immigration detention centers that have allegedly violated human rights.
