Mitt Romney May Turn His Focus Toward Iowa
Mitt Romney may see an opening and turn his campaign squarely on the first caucus.
Wall St. opens higher ahead of euro summit
Stock indexes rose at the open on Friday ahead of a European Union debt-crisis summit on the weekend that could go some way in removing one of the biggest overhangs for markets and allow investors to focus on corporate results.
German business morale falls for fourth straight month
German business sentiment slid for the fourth month in a row in October, dipping to its lowest level since mid-2010 and compounding fears the euro zone debt crisis could push Europe back into recession if a solution is not found soon.
Chinese Toddler Yue Yue Dies, Highlights the Moral Costs of Economic Giant
Yue Yue, the two-year-old toddler who was hit by two vans and left ignored on the street in China, has died on Friday according to reports amidst the worldwide outpouring of rage and debate.
Harold Camping: October 21 Is Here, but Doomsday Isn't
Oct. 21 has come and gone in New Zealand and Australia, making Doomsday predictor Harold Camping incorrect, once again.
Schlumberger profit lags Wall St view, shares slip
Schlumberger Ltd , the world's largest oilfield services company, posted a lower-than-expected third-quarter profit and said financial turmoil had cut oil demand, sending its shares lower in pre-market trading.
Verizon Profit Doubles to $1.38 Billion as Revenues Climb 5.3%
Verizon Communications Inc wireless subscriber growth was slower than expected in the quarter before the latest Apple Inc iPhone launch but it was still well ahead of its biggest rival.
Ex-Wall St. banker identified as key figure in Olympus scandal
A former Wall Street banker of Japanese descent has emerged as a key figure in the scandal engulfing Japanese blue-chip firm Olympus Corp, according to documents provided by the firm's ex-CEO.
Wall St. to open higher ahead of euro summit
Wall Street stocks were set to open higher on Friday ahead of a European Union debt-crisis summit on the weekend that could go some way in removing one of the biggest overhangs for markets and allow investors to focus on corporate results.
Instant view: GE meets Street view, forecasts 2012 growth
General Electric Co reported an 18 percent rise in quarterly profit that met Wall Street's expectations, as revenue rose across its big energy, aviation, healthcare and transportation arms.
'Assassin's Creed' Movie Deal in the Works
Sony Pictures and Ubisoft are close to producing a movie based on the popular game franchise Assassin's Creed.
Lytro Unveils Light-Field Camera that Takes 'Living Pictures' (PHOTOS)
A new camera technology could revolutionize the way we interact with photographs.
Moon: Made in... errr.. Owned by China?
China may be the first country to own land on the moon.
iPhone 5: Last Project of Steve Jobs?
After the passing away of Apple genius Steve Jobs, a lot of speculation about whether he worked on the iPhone 5 surfaced. Finally, one analyst seems to confirm that Jobs was in fact part of the project.
Youngest Exoplanet Found
In Mauna Kea, Hawaii, astronomers have just discovered a forming planet called LkCa 15. The star is made up of gas and dust, much like the sun.
Default Siri Settings Leave iPhone 4S Unprotected
Apple received criticism this week as iPhone 4S customers realized that Siri - the wise-cracking voice-controlled personal assistant - has been leaving the keys in the door. The feature, whose hands-free element has been a selling point for drivers, is programmed to respond to commands even when the phone is locked with a passcode.
Honeywell Profit Jumps 45% to $862 Million on Strength in Commercial Aerospace
Honeywell records strong performance, with aerospace seeing 8% sales growth from higher volume, favorable product mix and improved productivity.
McDonald's Profit, September Sales Beat Expectations
McDonald's Corp reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Friday, helped by stronger-than-expected sales at established restaurants in September, and its shares rose 3 percent.
Motorola Gives Sprint Its First CDMA Direct Connect Smartphone - Admiral
Sprint announces its new business-minded smartphone.
Apple Employees Bid Farewell to Steve Jobs at Oct. 19 Memorial Service
Apple stores around the country closed their doors on Wednesday to allow employees to watch a live webcast of the employee-only service for Steve Jobs that took place at the company's Cupertino headquarters. Hundreds of employees converged on the campus in Northern California Wednesday morning, crowding into the outdoor amphitheater where the likes of former Vice President Al Gore, Coldplay, and Norah Jones paid tribute to Jobs.
'Battlefield 3' Multiplayer Trailer Debuts (PHOTOS)
Gamers get preview of upcoming Battlefield 3 multiplayer.
MC Hammer Targets Google, Bing with New Search Engine
That's right. Rapper MC Hammer has launched a new Internet search engine called WireDoo. The search service will function as a deep search and relationship search in order to add value and relevance to the inputted terms.
Verizon results rise, subscribers miss estimates
Verizon Communications Inc wireless subscriber growth was slower than expected in the quarter before the latest Apple Inc iPhone launch but it was still well ahead of its biggest rival.
Australia 21-18 Wales Match Highlights (VIDEO) - Rugby World Cup Third-Place Play-Off
Australia grabbed the third spot in the 2011 Rugby World Cup after a 21-18 victory over Wales in the third-place play off.
Annual inflation jumps higher in September
Canada's annual inflation rate remained above the central bank's traditional comfort zone in September as consumers were hit by higher gasoline and food prices, according to Statistics Canada data on Friday.
Canada's Libya mission to end in two weeks
Canada will be contacting its allies in the next few days and arranging for the early end of its Libyan military mission, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Thursday.
Stock futures higher ahead of weekend euro summit
Stock index futures rose on Friday ahead of a European Union debt-crisis summit on the weekend that could go some way in removing one of the biggest overhangs for markets and allow investors to focus on earnings.
Ifo says firms cautious at critical euro phase
German firms are cautious as moves to solve the euro zone crisis enter a critical phase, Ifo economist Klaus Abberger told Reuters on Friday, adding that businesses were braced for a phase of weakness, but did not expect sudden, sharp decline.
Stock futures higher after GE results, euro summit ahead
Stock index futures edged higher on Friday ahead of a much anticipated European Union weekend summit on the region's debt crisis and as results from General Electric Co did little to undermine hopes for a robust earnings season.
News Corp key shareholders mull ditching Murdoch board
A growing number of News Corp shareholders with voting rights are considering sending a strong message of discontent to Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch by voting against several long-standing board members including his sons James and Lachlan.