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Congress Job Approval Hits All-Time Low: Gallup

Poll reveals that 84% of the country disapproves of Congress.

U.S. Stock Market: Is Dow 11,000 the Bottom?

Debt concerns in Europe and a tepid U.S. economy have made for a bumpy stock market of late, to day the least. However, because one-day events can deceive, let's pull the lens back and do a condensed, cross-methodological analysis of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, to see if it reveals any long-term clues.

"Boutique" Banks Triumph in Google's Motorola Deal

A Google homepage is displayed on a Motorola Droid phone in Washington

Former employees of elite Wall Street firms are triumphing over their previous investment banks in Google Inc's blockbuster $12.5 billion deal to buy Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc.

America?s Hottest Investment? The Multi-Family House

Risk-averse real estate investors are flocking to multi-family dwellings to wait out the economic slump.

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Sony Ericsson Set to Bring FIFA 12 on Android; First Official Gamescom Video releases [Video]

Sony Ericsson has announced a limited time exclusive agreement with EAMobile.

Wal-Mart Posts Higher Profits; Says U.S. Economy Challenging

Wal-Mart posted higher profits, but the company is dealing with a protracted slump in U.S. same-store sales, as shopping habits shift.

Kinross Gold to Sell $1 Billion in Debt Securities

Canadian gold mining company Kinross Gold Corp. said Tuesday it will sell $1 billion in unsecured debt securities for general corporate purposes, including funding for capital expenditures, with closing of the offering set for next Monday.

Apple Inc CEO Steve Jobs displays a redesigned iPod Nano at Apple's "Let's Rock" media event in San Francisco

New Steve Jobs Biography Coming by November, Publisher Says

A new Steve Jobs biography, the first with his cooperation, is coming early

Motorola Capitalizes on Google's Patent Dilemma

The timing of the acquisition suggests that Google's move was more an act of desperation rather than a planned strategic move

Gran Colombia Gold Posts Loss in 2Q

Gran Colombia Gold Corp., the largest underground gold and silver producer in Colombia, said Tuesday it posted a net loss in the second quarter of $11 million, or 4 cents per share, after a one-time charge on its merger with Medoro Resources Inc.

Google-Motorola Deal: Nokia, RIM Could be Next Acquisition Targets

Currently, investors are speculating that the Google-Motorola deal will spur other handset deals and Nokia and RIM could be potential acquisition targets.

Top 20 Managers of Pension Fund Alternative Investments

Half of the assets managed by the world?s largest money managers are now pension fund assets.

Verizon Strike Update: Scenes from the Picket Line (PHOTOS)

The strike of 45,000 Verizon land line employees continued onto its ninth day on Monday, as groups across the country picketed in front of Verizon stores. IBTimes was on the scene to capture a group of picketing Verizon workers in Lower Manhattan.

Gold, Silver Shares Mixed in U.S. Premarket Trading

Premarket trading of gold and silver mining companies were mixed Tuesday in a tight range as stock index futures pointed to a lower open and commodities like crude oil and copper were down.

Sex Photos Scandal Delays Cathay Pacific Ad Campaign

Asian airline Cathay Pacific has postponed the second phase of its high-profile international advertising campaign after a sex scandal involving photographs of crew members allegedly engaging in sexual acts circulated online and in Chinese-language newspapers.

Breeann Rodriguez Body Search Underway, Suspect in Custody

Crews looking through ditches to locate missing body of Senath toddler.

Breeann Rodriguez: Missouri Neighbor Admits to Suffocating 3-Year-Old

A Missouri man admitted to authorities he suffocated his 3-year-old neighbor Breeann Rodriguez, who he found playing at his backyard swimming pool before throwing her body in a floodway ditch, according to reports of court documents.

Apple?s $69 OS X Lion Thumb Drive Launches for Ones Who Cannot Download

Mac OS X Lion thumb drive has been introduced for people who want to own a copy of the new software but do not have a strong Internet connection.

Yukon Nevada Gold Reports Big Quarterly Profit Surge

Yukon Nevada Gold Corp said its quarterly profit rose five-fold due to higher production and a gain on warrants, and it expects to achieve production run rate of 150,000 ounces by end of 2011.

A BMW employee assembles a BMW motorcycle at the company's factory in Berlin

German Economy Slows in Second Quarter As Eurozone Debt Fears Spiral

The statistic office indicated that while German exports grew, imports also sharply rose.

Big Investors Held On To Their Gold ETFs Last Quarter - SEC Filing

The largest gold fund players including hedge fund titan John Paulson stuck with their bullion bets in the second quarter, opting not to follow George Soros who further reduced his gold ETF holdings.

High Costs Cut Profit of SA's Royal Bafokeng Platinum

South Africa's Royal Bafokeng Platinum reported a 20 percent drop in first-half profit on Tuesday, hit by higher operating costs, and said it expected further costs increases.

G-Resources Delaying Indonesian Venture

G-Resources Group Ltd , backed by Mount Kellett Capital and BlackRock Inc , is delaying production of its $1 billion gold mine in Indonesia to the end of the first quarter next year due to adverse weather conditions and harder ground conditions than previously expected.

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