How to Play It: Holiday Movies and Investors' Screens
Hollywood has yet to shake off the Thanksgiving hangover, with box office receipts slumping in the weeks since the late November holiday.
SAG ensemble rule rewards stars, shortchanges key actors
The Golden Globes isn't the only awards show where it really pays to be a movie star.
ABC under fire for cross-dressing comedy Work It
The ABC comedy Work It doesn't even premiere until Jan, 3, and already it's invoking ire from rights groups.
Justin Bieber holiday special lands at TLC
Christmas just came early for Justin Bieber fans -- or at least, the Justin Bieber fans who watch TLC.
Academy's animation branch disqualifies The Smurfs
Sorry, Smurfs. No Oscar for you this year.
AOL's Patch lost how many millions?
Did AOL's Patch, a network of hyperlocal news websites, lose more than $100 million this year?
Betty White to dominate NBC with 90th birthday extravaganza
Ready for some hot, steamy, Betty White-on-Betty White action?
Basketball star Kobe Bryant, wife file for divorce
Basketball superstar Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers and his wife Vanessa have filed for divorce after more than 10 years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences, a representative for the couple said on Friday.
Analysis: Brazil's oil boom could see its first bust
Brazil's huge offshore oil wealth has been called a lottery jackpot, and each of the industry's contracts is another winning ticket. But even with a lucky stub in hand, some companies risk going broke before they can claim their prize.
Comprehensive euro zone deal beyond reach: Fitch
A comprehensive solution to the euro zone debt crisis is beyond the region's reach, rating agency Fitch said, warning that six of its economies including Italy and Spain could be hit with credit downgrades in the near future.
Time short for S&P to end 2011 higher
With two weeks left in the trading year, the euro zone debt crisis will remain the primary impediment to pushing the S&P 500 index into positive territory for 2011.
Moody's cut means Belgium must hit deficit goal
The downgrade of Belgium's credit rating by agency Moody's underlines the need to cut the budget deficit next year to 2.8 percent of GDP as agreed by the ruling coalition, Belgian Finance Minister Steven Vanackere said on Saturday.
Rick Santorum 2012: What Are His Positions?
Rick Santorum is struggling to convince Republicans that he is a viable all-around candidate and not just a stalwart social conservative. Here are his positions on a wide range of topics, from social issues to the economy to foreign policy.
Deadline Looms for UBS Australia Bonus-Pay Agreement: Sources
A unique deal to protect part of the annual bonus pool at UBS Australia expires within weeks, say sources with direct knowledge of the matter, raising the prospect that the business may lose some top talent should it not be renewed.
Deadline looms for UBS Australia pay agreement - sources
A unique deal to protect part of the annual bonus pool at UBS Australia expires within weeks, say sources with direct knowledge of the matter, raising the prospect that the business may lose some top talent if it's not renewed.
Time Warner Cable to launch HBO Go
Time Warner Cable Inc is set to provide the online offerings of pay-TV provider HBO in the next month, potentially putting more pressure on rival online services such as Netflix.
Olympus Corp. Tells Lenders Cash Crunch Looms: Report
Japan's disgraced Olympus Corp, whose balance sheet took a massive hit after it admitted to a long-running accounting cover-up, told lenders its cash and deposits could run out in 2015, a newspaper reported on Saturday.
Exclusive: Google CEO's inner circle: Meet the L Team
The most powerful group at Google Inc used to be known simply as The OC, short for operating committee. Now, it goes by a more telling name: L Team, short for Larry's Team.
Silver Lake, Microsoft working on new Yahoo stake offer: source
A consortium of private equity group Silver Lake, software giant Microsoft Corp and venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz are reworking their bid for a minority stake in Internet company Yahoo Inc, a source familiar with the matter said on Friday.
Canadian doctor to star athletes gets fine, no prison
A Canadian sports doctor who treated top athletes and admitted bringing illegal performance-enhancing drugs into the United States was sentenced on Friday to probation for his role in transporting drugs across the border.
Americans losing addiction to CrackBerrys
To understand what ails BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd in the U.S. market, just ask eBay Inc Chief Executive John Donahoe.
Britney Spears engaged to boyfriend
Pop star Britney Spears is engaged to her boyfriend Jason Trawick, celebrity media outlets reported on Friday after the singer posted a message on Twitter about receiving the one gift for which she has longed.
Canadian Auto Workers, CEP union eye merger
Two of Canada's biggest labor unions are discussing a merger, Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) National President Ken Lewenza said in an interview on Friday.
Microsoft, Silver Lake Working on New Yahoo Stake Offer: Source
A consortium of software giant Microsoft Corp., private-equity group Silver Lake, and venture-capital firm Andreessen Horowitz are reworking their bid for a minority stake in Internet company Yahoo Inc., a source familiar with the matter said on Friday.
Analysis: Rating threat adds to Ontario budget pressure
Moody's threat to downgrade Ontario's debt rating will likely spur the Canadian province to take bolder moves to rein in its C$16 billion ($15.4 billion) deficit.
Fitch: comprehensive euro zone deal beyond reach
The credit rating agency Fitch has told euro zone countries it believes a comprehensive solution to their debt crisis is beyond reach, putting six euro zone economies including Italy on watch for potential downgrades in the near future.
Global stocks mixed, euro flat on downgrade fears
World stocks were mixed and the euro was flat on Friday as worries about downgrades of weaker euro zone countries curbed risk appetite, pushing aside an improved outlook on the U.S. economy.
Stanford ends bid to build NYC tech school
California's Stanford University, one of the top engineering schools in the United States, said on Friday it had dropped out of the bidding to build an applied sciences and engineering college campus in New York City.
National Energy Board keeps Arctic drilling provisions
Canada's National Energy Board said on Thursday that any company that wants to drill for oil and gas in Arctic waters will need to demonstrate it has the capacity to sink a relief well in the same drilling season to cope with possible well blowouts
Canada court won't suspend Wheat Board law for now
A Manitoba judge rejected a request on Friday by former directors of the Canadian Wheat Board to suspend immediately a new law ending the board's grain marketing monopoly.