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Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Rumors: Device Could Sport Ultra HD Super AMOLED Display, Record Pixel Density

The upcoming Galaxy Note 5 and Note 5 Edge are expected to have the highest pixel densities ever featured on a phone.

Satyam's Ramalinga Raju Jailed For 7 Years By Indian Court, 9 Others Found Guilty Of Fraud

Ramalinga Raju, Satyam Computer Services Ltd.

Nine others were also found guilty by the court in India's biggest-ever corporate accounting fraud.

As Alcoa Inc (AA) Reports Q1 Results, Here Are 2 Earnings Season Themes To Watch

Alcoa will kick off earnings season Wednesday, in what's expected to be a tepid reporting period at best because of these two major factors.

Video Chats Are Replacing In-Person Jail Visits, While One Tech Company Profits

An investigation into the business practices of Securus, a for-profit tech company that charges prisoner family members as much as $20 for a 20-minute video call — and requires jails to eliminate face-to-face visits.

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Chinese E-Commerce Grew 31% To More Than $2 Trillion Last Year, Further Growth Predicted

The figures are the latest evidence of the dramatic growth of China’s e-commerce industry, which has turned Alibaba into one of the world’s most valuable companies.

Shell To Acquire BG Group For $70B

The latest deal is expected to be one of the biggest of 2015, and is also the first big merger between energy companies in a decade.

Tesla Motors (TSLA) Sales 2015: Did Investors Misread The Q1 Numbers? 2015 Model S Deliveries Include Cars Sold In 2014

Tesla reported a record number of Model S deliveries in the first quarter, which is not the same as a sales record.

'HBO Now' Officially Launches On Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch And Cablevision's Optimum Online

"Game of Thrones" fans can now subscribe to HBO without the need for a separate TV subscription.

Brewing Companies Bankroll Program That Teaches College Kids To Make Beer

New Belgium Brewing Co. is donating $1 million to a Colorado State University program that teaches undergraduates how to brew beer.

TNT Express NV (TNTE) Shares Up Nearly 30% After FedEx Corporation (FDX) Announces It Will Buy European Rival For $4.8B

The deal will give FedEx more clout against UPS and DHL, which dominate the package-delivery business in Europe.

China PX Chemical Factory Explosion Injures 6, Raising New Environmental Concerns

PX, used in polyester and plastic bottles, is now a ‘toxic brand’ in China; media blame poor safety and management standards.

Feds Uncover Amazon Marketplace Price-Fixing Scheme

Authorities say the prosecution is the first ever to target online commerce.

Tesla Motors Inc (TSLA) Stock Soars After A Surprise Announcement On First Quarter 2015 Sales Figures Weeks Ahead Of Schedule

Tesla shares rallied after the electric car maker said it will report its quarterly sales numbers weeks ahead of each earnings report.

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Lufthansa Says It Had No 'Duty' To Report Co-Pilot's Depression To German Regulators: Reuters

Lufthansa said Monday that it didn't have to report Andreas Lubitz's past depressive episode, given new regulations in 2013.

Weight Loss: Most Commercial Programs Can't Show Long-Term Success, Study Exposes $2.5B Industry

Only two out of 32 commercial weight-loss programs evaluated have scientific evidence that participants achieve even modest weight loss after one year.

3D Lasers Will Help Guide Singapore’s Urban Bus Traffic Under Test Program

Singapore will become the testing ground for a traffic safety system that connects laser radar sensors to buses that would warn drivers of pedestrian movement at busy intersections.

Iran Nuclear Deal Prods Saudi Arabia To Raise Crude Oil Prices In Asia

Crude prices rose Monday as Saudi Arabia moved to raise oil prices in Asia.

Who Buys A $17,000 Apple Watch? Narcissists, For One

It's the one psychological trait that will compel people to buy the uber-expensive -- and sure-to-be-obsolete-in-a-few-years — smartwatch.

Breast Milk Sold Online Is Tainted With Cow’s Milk, Study Says

About 10 percent of breast milk samples ordered online are tainted, according to new research that casts doubt on the legitimacy and safety of a small but growing business.

High-Frequency Trading Firm Virtu Financial Is Going Public

Virtu Financial hopes to raise $361 million in a public offering that would value the company at $2.6 billion.

Air India Co-Pilot Hurls Abuses, Beats Up Captain Inside Cockpit

In the past, several other flight crew have reported about the behavior of the co-pilot, whose identity has not been revealed yet.

VIP Gambling: As High Rollers Desert Macau, Can Other Asian Destinations Win Big?

Casino revenue in Macau has fallen by almost 50 percent, but foreign competitors have picked up only a fraction of the high rollers deserting the region's casinos.

New York Auto Show 2015: Four Best Concept Cars

Every year, the world’s automakers bring some of their best concepts to the New York International Auto Show.

Facebook, Zuckerberg Told To Release Documents On Communications With Paul Ceglia

Paul Ceglia, who fled to an unknown location last month, claimed he gave Mark Zuckerberg $1,000 in exchange for 50 percent of the future company.

Germanwings Flight Bound For Rome Makes Emergency Landing In Venice On Friday

The flight was bound from Hanover, Germany, to Rome when it made an unscheduled stop in Venice.

United Airlines CEO Writes Letter Expressing Solidarity With Lufthansa In Wake Of Germanwings Crash

The two airlines have been longtime partners in the Star Alliance.

Iran Nuclear Deal: Oil Prices Could Drop Again If US, Europe Ease Sanctions On Iranian Oil

Easing U.S. and European sanctions on Tehran could mean millions more barrels of oil for a market that's already oversupplied.

Easter Sales 2015: Best Retail Deals, Promo Codes For Good Friday And Holiday Weekend

The average American will spend about $140 this year on Easter. Here are 15 ways to stretch your dollars.

Health Savings Accounts Grow In Popularity, Even As Employees And Employers Put Aside Less

Health savings accounts started as a way to encourage employees to save up for unexpected medical expenses, but savings have dropped. Employers may be to blame.