Honda Motor Co <7267.T> is expected to report a double-digit slide in quarterly operating profit on Tuesday and forecast a still larger drop for the full year, as natural disasters in Japan and Thailand hit it harder than rivals.
SOPA is gone for now (until someone re-introduces it), but ACTA and OPEN are two other anti-piracy measures written in the spirit of SOPA. ACTA isn't a proposed U.S. law, however. It's an international treaty already signed by several countries including the U.S. OPEN, on the other hand, picks up right where SOPA took off.
Who is Richard O'Dwyer, the man whose extradition case was the subject of the most popular question asked during the lead-up to Obama's Google+ Hangout and addressed directly by the president during his social-media forum Monday night?
Obama bypassed hard questions about the NDAA and drug policy in his Monday evening Google Hangout and YouTube conversation.
Private-school tuition was always pricey in New York. Now, though, it is set to top the $40,000 level.
With one day to go before the Florida primary, Mitt Romney is widening his lead ahead of Newt Gingrich. And a new USA Today/Gallup poll reveals one reason why: Romney is perceived to be significantly more presidential and more authentic than the former speaker of the House.
More than two-thirds of banks in a Federal Reserve survey of senior loan officers said they had tightened credit to European financial firms in January, underscoring the continent's severe banking crisis.
Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus compared President Barack Obama to disgraced cruise ship captain Francesco Schettino, who allegedly abandoned the sinking Costa Concordia in an accident that left 17 passengers dead off the coast of Tuscany.
Vice President Joe Biden admitted over the weekend that, when President Barack Obama had to decide whether to authorize the May 2 raid that killed Osama bin Laden, Biden advised him not to do so.
The possible release of detained Taliban leaders is likely to join Iran's nuclear ambitions at the top of a busy agenda when the top seven American intelligence chiefs testify before the Congress this week.
Watch Obama's post-State of the Union Hangout via live stream here.
Samsung's highly anticipated Galaxy Note device will hit AT&T shelves on Feb. 19 and will run on the wireless carrier's 4G LTE network. The price? A cool $299.99 with a 2-year contract.
Internet piracy can not be stopped. Megaupload had about 150 million registered users when it was shut down. A recent study from the British market intelligence firm Envisional showed that sites like Megaupload, called cyberlockers, made up for 5.1 percent of global bandwidth consumption while BitTorrents made up for 11.4 percent of global bandwidth consumption. The study concludes that piracy prevails because it is easier and more reliable than legitimate alternatives.
Ian Abercrombie, who played Elaine's boss Mr. Pitt on 'Seinfeld' from 1994 to 1998, died Thursday at the age of 77. He had recently been diagnosed with lymphoma, but the Los Angeles Cedars-Sinai Medical Center says Abercrombie died from complications of kidney failure.
Stocks edged lower on Monday on stalled Greek debt talks, but an afternoon rally cut losses in a sign of the underlying resilience the market has shown early in the year.
Shares of Apple, the most valuable technology company, set another record Monday as shares closed at $453.01, up $5.73, still another record.
Many ads, commercials and teasers for the 2012 Super Bowl have already been released from companies through the U.S. from Go Daddy to Honda. Take a look at the top eight ads and commercials that have been released for the 2012 Super Bowl. The commercials feature companies like H&M, Honda, GM, Go Daddy, Doritos, Audi and more.
British tourists Leigh Van Bryan probably did not expect his trip to the U.S. to involve handcuffs and a jail cell; but that is where he ended up. The security happened over tweets sent by Van Bryan stating they would go and destroy Americaand diggin' Marilyn Monroe up!
Automotive aftermarket retailer Pep Boys - Manny, Moe & Jack (NYSE:PBY) said Monday it will be purchased by The Gores Group, a U.S. investment firm, for $1 billion.
More than a year after a wave of popular uprisings swept across the Arab world, the White House spent Monday responding to the chaos the Arab Spring has unleashed in Syria and Egypt.
Stocks edged lower on Monday on stalled Greek debt talks, but an afternoon rally cut losses in a sign of the underlying resilience the market has shown early in the year.
Guns N' Roses announced Monday they will perform a series of shows through the U.S. in February. Unlike their past tour, the six U.S. shows will be hosted by small venues and clubs, kicking off at the Roseland Ballroom in New York on Feb. 10 and ending at the House of Blues in Atlantic City on Feb. 24. Take a look at the full list of U.S. and European tour dates and locations.
