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HP's TouchPad will debut July 1 for $500

Hewlett Packard Co will begin selling its TouchPad on July 1 in the United States for $499.99, debuting the first tablet computer powered by Palm's operating software.

Pimco says Japan, U.S. debt losing investment appeal

Pimco cut its holdings of Japanese and U.S. government debt in the past six months due to their diminishing investment appeal, although Japan's political turmoil is unlikely to trigger a spike in yields in the near term, the top bond fund's head of Japan portfolio management said.

Strongest Solar Tsunami in Years to Hit Earth Today; Auroras on Display

The strongest solar flare seen in five years erupted from the Sun on early Tuesday, and is heading towards the Earth which could cause radio, satellite interference and auroral displays on Thursday.

Coupons.com raises $200 million in private round

Digital-coupon business Coupons.com said it had raised $200 million from institutional investors, underscoring the tremendous investor appetite for businesses that help consumers find bargains using the Internet.

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Labourers use a rope to pile logs at a timber market in China

Muddy Waters strikes Sino-Forest, yet another shady Chinese company?

Muddy Waters is in the business of taking down Western-traded Chinese companies by publishing scathing criticisms of them.

Ex-Primary Global executive to plead guilty: lawyer

A former employee of a so-called expert network firm is expected to plead guilty to charges of conspiring with others to leak corporate secrets to hedge funds in exchange for money, part of a broad U.S. crackdown on insider trading.

Zambia asks Glencore unit for underpaid taxes

Zambia has asked commodity trader Glencore's Mopani Copper Mines for unpaid taxes after an audit of the subsidiary, leaked earlier this year, said it had underpaid mining dues, the country's finance minister said.

Kate experiments new look at the 2011 Epsom Derby Festival.

Prince William and Kate Middleton to move into London apartment

This new apartment will provide the newlyweds with a London base.

Antimatter Trapped For 1000 Seconds, What Next?

Scientists were successful in trapping antimatter for over 16 minutes, long enough to begin to study their properties in detail.

TransCanada says Keystone resumes shipping crude oil

TransCanada Corp's 591,000 barrel-per-day capacity Keystone pipeline resumed shipping crude oil, one week after being shut by a leak at a Kansas pumping station, the Calgary-based company said in a statement.

Breast Cancer Can Be Prevented by Drug, Study Reveals

Around 1 in 8 women in United States (12 percent) develop aggressive breast cancer over the course of their lifetime. About 40,000 women in the U.S. died in 2010 from breast cancer.

World Environment Day 2011: What's Happening and What You Can Do to Help

WED is on Sunday June 5. Here's a look at some of the celebrations in the host country India and across the globe, as well as tips on how you can get involved.

Wal-Mart seeks to reassure investors on growth

Wal-Mart Stores Inc is trying to reassure employees and investors on Friday that the company can reach out to shoppers online, on their phones and in small and large stores to drive growth.

Wal-Mart to seek to reassure investors on growth

Wal-Mart Stores Inc is ready to reassure employees and investors on Friday that the company can reach out to shoppers online, on their phones and in small and large stores to drive growth.

Bono, hitchhiking, gets picked up by NHL player

So, this hockey player is driving along, and he sees Bono with his thumb out on the side of the road ...

Treasury to sell remaining Chrysler stake to Fiat

The Treasury said on Thursday it reached an agreement to sell its remaining 6 percent equity stake in Chrysler to Italy's Fiat in a deal that will net Washington $560 million.

Google attack brings past cyber attacks into focus

After alleged hackers in China compromised the personal e-mail accounts of top-notch American officials, military personnel and journalists, the world attention has shifted to cyber warfare and similar attacks that have happened in the past.

Bell Canada wants no limits on spectrum auction

Canada's biggest telecom company, BCE Inc, wants rivals big and small to compete without restrictions for valuable spectrum needed to accommodate booming demand for mobile Internet services.

Prince William and Kate Middleton called “parasites” by Canadian politician

In their first official trip as a married couple, Prince William and Kate Middleton will be visiting Canada. The trip is planned for June 30 through July 8.

Expedia, Groupon create travel deal website

Online coupon service Groupon and online travel agency Expedia Inc have created a website to offer people travel deals and to let travel suppliers expose their brands to shoppers.

Bombardier lifted by CSeries order

Bombardier Inc broke a 16-month order drought for its new CSeries jetliner on Wednesday, announcing a small 10-plane order that helped lift its stock by as much as 7 percent.

Shoppers take the stairs at Barneys New York, the anchor tenant in the retail area of the $1.9 billion Palazzo Resort in Las Vegas

Barneys New York Launches International Shipping

Barneys New York will ship internationally on e-commerce site Barneys.com.

Baby bottles containing BPA will be removed from shops across Europe

EU bans baby bottles containing Bisphenol-A chemical

The European Union (EU) declared that baby bottles containing Bisphenol A (BPA) will have to be removed from shops across Europe starting from Wednesday

Hockey returns to Winnipeg, Atlanta loses again

The Atlanta Thrashers hockey team has been purchased by an owner who intends to move the National Hockey League franchise to Winnipeg, returning the sport to the capital of Manitoba, Canada, for the 2011-2012 season.

William and Kate's American tour dates revealed

Prince William and his new wife, Duchess Catherine, are set to travel thousands of miles from the north of Canada to the south of California in what is their first royal tour together, royal officials said.

China's LinkedIn plots local recipe for growth

In a country where being connected is seen as crucial, Ushi, China's answer to LinkedIn, expects explosive growth over the next few years in the world's largest Internet market.