Amazon slumps after missing expectations
Amazon.com Inc shares slumped after reporting weaker-than-expected results as it spent heavily on a new tablet computer and other long-term projects.
Judge says no to Sprint request for AT&T documents
Sprint Nextel lost a bid on Monday to get access to masses of AT&T documents that it had hoped to use in its lawsuit aimed at stopping AT&T's $39 billion acquisition of discount rival T-Mobile.
Target Expects Video Games, E-Readers, Tablets to Power up Christmas Sales
Guns and bloodshed may be the perfect gifts to ensure a merry Christmas for Target Corp .
Netflix plummets on weak outlook, downgrades
Shares of one-time Wall Street darling Netflix Inc plunged 34 percent in heavy trading on Tuesday, a day after the battered movie rental company warned of more subscriber defections and mounting costs.
Panasonic to make smaller LCD panels as TV sales lag: report
Panasonic Corp will start manufacturing small and midsize LCD panels for tablet devices at its television panel production base next spring as business for larger displays worsens, the Nikkei business daily said.
Amazon quarterly profit falls 73 percent, stock down
Amazon.com Inc reported a 73 percent drop in quarterly profit on Tuesday after spending heavily on its new tablet computer and other long-term projects.
Broadcom sees revenue drop this quarter
Broadcom Corp warned that its revenue would likely decline this quarter from the third quarter due to industry softness.
UBS fined in U.S. over improper short sales
In the largest penalty of its type, Swiss bank UBS AG was fined $12 million by a U.S. brokerage regulator over its systemic failure to properly handle millions of short-sale orders.
Pronger takes stick to face as Flyers top Maple Leafs
The Philadelphia Flyers overcame an ugly first-period injury to defenseman Chris Pronger to turn back the Toronto Maple Leafs with a 4-2 home victory that ended their slump on Monday.
Government presses ahead with plan to ease gun laws
The government pressed ahead on Tuesday with plans to scrap a registry of shotguns and rifles, brushing off police complaints the move will make their life tougher.
Exclusive: Morgan Stanley makes changes to broker pay
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney is revamping its financial adviser pay structure to help raise its profit margin to 20 percent by encouraging brokers to bring in new business and sell more loans, industry sources said.
Air Canada union threatens job action on pensions
The union that represents Air Canada's check-in and call-center staff is considering job action after the airline appealed an arbitrator's ruling on pensions for new hires.
Government cuts growth outlook, says not gloomy
The Canadian government cut its estimate of 2011 real economic growth on Tuesday to 2.2 percent from 2.9 percent, based on private-sector forecasts, but said the economic future was not doom and gloom.
2 Students Arrested in Cape Fear High School Shooting
Two high school students were in custody on Tuesday as suspects in the previous day's shooting of a 15-year-old classmate at Cape Fear High School in North Carolina.
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Target shoots for brisk holiday electronics season
Guns and bloodshed may be the perfect gifts to ensure a merry Christmas for Target Corp.
FBI May Update Archaic Definition of Rape
The FBI may change its definition of rape for the first time since 1929, updating a definition that critics say is so archaic it would be laughable -- if it didn't actively suppress the number of rapes reported.
Target website crashes for second time in six weeks
Target Corp's TGT.N> website crashed for the second time in six weeks on Tuesday, interrupting online shopping for the discount chain.
Japan MP urges Olympus probe as ex-CEO contacts FBI
A senior Japanese lawmaker demanded a probe of outlandish advisory payments at Olympus and its ousted chief executive said he was in contact with the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation , piling pressure on the embattled company.
Bangkok Flooding 2011: Airport Shuts Down, Hampers Travel
Advancing floodwater shuts down domestic airports, Don Muang, as the city prepares for surges of water expected later this week.
UBS brokerage gains on rivals in tough quarter
UBS Wealth Management Americas said on Tuesday third-quarter earnings rose slightly in U.S. dollars, as the smallest of the four major Wall Street brokerages bested rivals on several fronts during the toughest markets since the financial crisis.
TNK-BP management calls for lawsuit against BP: sources
Management at Anglo-Russian oil firm TNK-BP Ltd has asked its board of directors for permission to sue shareholder BP for billions of dollars in damages over BP's failed alliance with state-controlled rival Rosneft, sources said on Tuesday.
Ford tumbles 10 spots in reliability study
Ford Motor Co tumbled 10 spots in a widely watched reliability study due to problems with the new touch-screen entertainment system in some of its models and transmission issues in two of its most popular cars.
Exclusive: Massachusetts fund may drop BNY Mellon on forex
The $46 billion Massachusetts pension fund said it might drop Bank of New York Mellon Corp as its partner for foreign exchange trading, after accusing the company of overcharging the fund on trades.
Creator of iPod Develops Thermostat to Save Energy
Tony Fadell, the inventor that pitched his idea of the iPod to Steve Jobs, recently left Apple to focus on green technologies. Fadell has been working on a home thermostat called Nest Labs.
Former Wachovia employees have nine lives
Don Truslow heads a trade group for chief risk officers, but he used to oversee risk taking at Wachovia, a bank that nearly collapsed under the weight of its bad assets in 2008.
Novartis unit Alcon faces U.S. health fraud probe
Novartis's recently acquired eyecare business Alcon is facing a U.S. government investigation into alleged healthcare fraud, the Swiss drugmaker said on Tuesday.
Rick Perry's Tax Plan Gets a High-Profile Endorsement from Grover Norquist
Anti-tax advocate Grover Norquist praised Texas Gov. Rick Perry's proposed 20 percent flat tax, boosting a campaign that has crashed in the past month.
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Lockheed wins $1 billion UK MoD contract
U.S. defense contractor Lockheed Martin said on Tuesday it had won a 642 million pound ($1 billion) contract to upgrade Britain's fleet of Warrior armored vehicles, supporting around 600 British jobs.