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Tropical Storm Ophelia 2011: The Projected Path [MAPS]

Tropical Storm Ophelia is expected to head well north of the Leeward Islands on its current projected path.

Global Recession 2011: It's Real, and It's Going to Hurt

Greece must shrink state to avoid default: lenders

Let's face the mounting facts and just say it in plain language: The world is slipping into Global Recession 2011 and governments don't have the gunpowder to ward it off. The U.S. economy is barely growing at all. Companies aren't hiring. The federal budget deficit is above $14.5 trillion. Companies are stockpiling cash because, as Ford CEO Alan Mulally said in a press conference this week, because the consumer has pulled back.

Tropical Storm Ophelia Strengthens Overnight [PATH & MAPS]

Tropical Storm Ophelia strengthened overnight as it tracked on a path well north of the Leeward Islands.

5 Reasons Why Android Phones Will Stand Tall Against iPhone 5

Android smartphones are catching up to Apple's iPhone and are almost way ahead in every direction.

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Tropical Storm Ophelia 2011 Path and Maps

Tropical Storm Ophelia formed in the tropical Atlantic and is on a projected path toward the northern Leeward Islands.

Typhoon Roke: 250,000 Homes Without Power in Japan

Typhoon Roke, the second typhoon to hit Japan this month, has left more than 250,000 households without power. Three people have been confirmed dead, while more are considered missing.

Japan Typhoon: 6 Killed as Winds Hit 100 MPH

The storm made landfall near the city of Hamamatsu, about 125 miles west of Tokyo, and it is expected to move toward the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant

Gold Rose Tuesday to Highest Level in Eight Sessions

Gold jumped to its biggest gain in eight sessions on Tuesday, snapping back from steep day-ago losses as the anticipation of further U.S. stimulus mingled with new fears over global growth.

Gold to Clear $2,000 in 2012 as Rally Cools: Poll

Gold's rally will extend beyond $2,000 an ounce in the next year, but won't match the torrid record-breaking climb of the last 12 months, according to gold investors and analysts attending the London Bullion Market Association's (LBMA) annual conference.

Gold to Top $2,000 Next Year - LBMA Conference Participants

Hurricane Irene Destroys Pumpkin Patches, Shortage Could Double Prices for Halloween

Hurricane Irene destroyed many pumpkin patches when it crippled the Northeastern states leading to a pumpkin shortage that could possibly double prices for Halloween.

Scarlett Johansson Nude Pictures Not Ours, Says Suspected Hacker

Hollywood Leaks denies stealing and spreading nude photos of Scarlett Johnansson

Gas Prices: Finally, Some Relief at the Pump for U.S. Motorists

Finally, there's some good news for U.S. motorists. Gas prices, down about 10 cents per gallon in the past month to an average of $3.60 per gallon for regular unleaded, are likely to continue to decline, assuming no oil disruptions from major oil producers or a large storm in the Gulf of Mexico.

Riot policemen shield themselves from rocks thrown by protesters they approach the entrance of a factory in Haining

Protesters Shut Down Another Chinese Factory Over Pollution Fears

Chinese media also reported that villagers blamed the factory’s pollution for causing at least 31 cases of cancer in the nearby village of Hongxiao.

Libyans fail to agree new government

Libya's interim leaders failed to agree a new cabinet on Sunday and the forces that forced Muammar Gaddafi from power remained bogged down in fighting with troops loyal to the former ruler.

Libyan Rebels Turned Back Again, Fail to Name Cabinet

Libya's interim leaders failed to agree a new Cabinet Sunday and the forces that forced Moammar Gadhafi from power remained bogged down in fighting with troops loyal to the former ruler.

iPhone 5 Release Nearing: Top 6 Expected Features That it Will Not Have

Apple is a couple of steps away from announcing the arrival of the most anticipated iPhone 5 to the U.S smartphone market after a long cacophony of rumors about its release date and expected specifications.

Hurricane Maria nears Newfoundland, oil unaffected

Operations at oil rigs off Canada's Atlantic Coast are unlikely to be hurt by Hurricane Maria, which may tear down trees and cut power in the southeastern tip of Newfoundland later on Friday, officials said.

Blackberry and Dolby reach licensing deal

The (Big) Problem with RIM

Research in Motion, by all accounts, had a terrible week. But things might get even worse.

Analysis: Music Industry Banks on Free in Effort to Get Paid

The future of the music business is social, free -- and hopefully profitable.

Natural Gas: Can It Displace Oil in the U.S.?

The energy-thirsty United States is on the hunt for a game-changing energy source or energy usage technology -- and batteries and fuel cells are strong candidates. But their mass use could be 20 years away. Meanwhile, a conventional source may bridge that gap, or provide even more upside: natural gas.