Valentines day

Ah, love and money -- you'd think they have nothing to do with each other. There's the whole money can't buy you love; the best things in life are free creed that most of us hold dear.

Apparently movie fans failed to get the memo that these two young romantics have broken up.

Hollywood actor Vince Vaughn wasn't a gatecrasher at a wedding last Saturday -- he was the groom.

Barry Manilow is in a festive mood. With Manilow set to end a five-year run at the Las Vegas Hilton on December 30, Sony Music said the 66-year-old singer has re-signed his recording deal with its Arista Records label and will be releasing two new albums in the coming months.

Amazon.com Inc has been sued by a user of its Kindle electronic reader who claims the device's cover, which is sold separately, can break the screen and make the device inoperable.

Chocolatiers have been concerned about the impact the recession would have on their business but a sweet tooth, even in hard times, has kept them going.

They say love doesn't cost a thing, but this Valentine will be a true test of that as the economic crisis continues to tighten consumer's wallets.

Signet Group Plc said on Thursday that its sales dropped 2.5 per cent in the 13 weeks to 3 May 2008.

Long walks just isn't going to cut it

If you unexpectedly receive a Valentine's Day e-card, be careful, it may not be from a secret admirer, but instead may contain the 'Storm Worm' virus which could infect your computer system.