News Corp investors to vote against Murdochs
Rupert Murdoch's multi-million dollar campaign to win back the hearts and minds of News Corporation's independent investors suffered a new blow on Friday after another key shareholder group called for his eviction from its board.
With Victory over Zuccotti Park, Occupy Wall Street 'Too Big to Fail'? [PHOTOS & VIDEO]
Occupy Wall Street protesters clashed with the police Friday morning, shortly after the announcement that the official cleanup of Zuccotti Park, the occupiers' home base in lower Manhattan, was to be postponed.
With Victory over Zuccotti Park, Occupy Wall Street 'Too Big to Fail'? [PHOTOS & VIDEO]
Occupy Wall Street protesters clashed with the police Friday morning, shortly after the announcement that the official cleanup of Zuccotti Park, the occupiers' home base in lower Manhattan, was to be postponed.
Higher costs, stronger dollar dent Mattel's margins
Mattel Inc , the world's largest toy company, reported a bigger-than-expected fall in gross margins, hurt by a stronger dollar and higher costs, taking the gloss off a record jump in sales of its iconic Barbie dolls heading into the critical holiday season.
Wall Street eyes 2nd week of gains on data, Europe hopes
Stocks rose on Friday as better-than-expected retail sales further relieved fears of another recession while optimism kept growing that the euro zone was making progress on a solution to its debt crisis.
IMF needs around $350 billion more capital: G20 source
The International Monetary Fund may need a capital injection of about $350 billion to give it more firepower to fight economic crises, an emerging market G20 source said on Friday.
Pressure Mounts for Rupert Murdoch, News Corp. Board
Hermes Equity Ownership Services is the latest firm to call for a major restructuring of the media company's corporate governance.
Canada factory sales surge
Canadian manufacturing sales rose almost three times higher than expected in August and offered more evidence that the economy is on track for modest growth in the third quarter after a slump in the second.
Ericsson growth seen slowing, outlook cloudy
The third quarter could mark the end of a hot streak for Ericsson as a combination of a global slowdown, tough competition and an increase in low margin business cloud the outlook for the world's top mobile equipment firm.
Malaysia: Islamic Sex Manual Encouraging Group Sex
he controversial Obedient Wives Club in Malaysia has issued radical suggestions on sex and marital relations since it was formed last year.
SAP Q3 sales, profit jump sends shares higher
Germany's SAP , the world's biggest maker of business software, reported a jump in its third quarter sales and profits, sending its shares 2 percent higher on Friday.
Google to gain from growing mobile focus: analysts
Google Inc is likely to emerge as a top mobile play, according to Wall Street analysts, with several raising their price targets on the stock, some by as much as 10 percent.
New York pastor accused of cashing dead teacher's pension checks
A New York pastor has been arrested and accused of fraudulently cashing pension checks worth nearly a quarter-million dollars sent to a school teacher who died more than a decade ago, authorities said on Thursday.
New York artist can paint nude models but only after dark
An artist arrested for applying body paint to a nude model in New York's Times Square will have charges against him dropped if his models strip naked only after dark, according to a court agreement reached on Thursday.
Wall Street rises on hopes for euro zone debt deal
Stocks rose on Friday, putting the S&P on track for back-to-back weekly gains for the first time since early July, led by optimism the euro zone will continue to make progress on a solution to its debt crisis.
Rating cut puts Spain back on crisis radar
Standard & Poor's cut Spain's credit rating Friday, sending the euro briefly lower and underlining the challenges facing Europe's major powers as they meet G20 counterparts over the euro-zone debt crisis.
Occupy iPhone 4S: 4 Million Sales expected as Apple Orders for More
Apple opened the floodgates of iPhone 4S on Friday, at 8 a.m. local time in US, UK, Canada, France and Germany following Japan and Australia in rolling out the company's flagship phone in retail stores.
iPhone 4S Hits Stores Today: How and Where to Buy Apple's Latest Smartphone Without Pre-order
It's the big day! The iPhone 4S - the least-disappointing disappointment ever - goes on sale today nationwide. If you didn't pre-order your iPhone 4S, it may be a bit of a scramble to get one in your hot little hands today. Never fear, though; we have a few suggestions on where you might land one.
Higher costs dent Mattel's margins, shares down
Mattel Inc , the world's largest toy company, reported a bigger-than-expected fall in gross margins, as it spent more on making, packaging and transporting its toys, sending its shares down 4 percent.
Premier League Preview - Liverpool Vs Manchester United, Chelsea Vs Everton
With the return of the Premier League, Manchester United's trip to Liverpool takes the limelight this week, but there's football happening elsewhere in England too. Here, you can get briefed on all the action.
Vicious Piranha's Bark Worse Than Its Bite?
Researchers study the reasons behind the aquatic sounds of the deadly fish
iPhone 4S Goes on Sale Today: Should We Buy Apple's Latest iPhone or Wait for iPhone 5?
Compelling features of the iPhone 4S and whether they are enough to upgrade to the new device.
Wall Street opens higher on euro zone optimism
Stocks rallied at the open on Friday, shrugging off a credit rating downgrade of Spain, led by optimism the euro zone will continue to make progress toward a solution to its debt crisis.
Investors to vote against Murdochs at News Corp meeting
Rupert Murdoch's multi-million dollar campaign to win back the hearts and minds of News Corporation's independent investors suffered a new blow on Friday after another key shareholder group called for his eviction from its board.
Occupy Wall Street Movement: Half of Americans Know About it, Plurality Support it
Half of all Americans have heard of the Occupy Wall Street movement, and of the people who have heard of it, a plurality support its message, according to a poll released this week.
Early Human Paint Studio Discovered in South Africa
Off the South African coast, a tiny cave has been discovered with evidence of paint being mixed. This is believed to be the earliest trace of prehistoric humans producing their own paint with self-made tools.
Grand Theft Auto III to Celebrate 10th Anniversary: Coming Soon to iOS and Android
Rockstar Games releases its landmark game on mobile devices to celebrate 10-year Anniversary
Wall Street to open higher on hopes for euro zone deal
Stock index futures rose on Friday, shrugging off a credit rating downgrade of Spain, led by optimism the euro zone will continue to make progress toward a solution to its debt crisis.
Tyrannosaurus Rex Even Bigger Than We Thought in Size
The Tyrannosaurus Rex is one of the biggest and fiercest dinosaurs we know about, but the U.S. and UK scientists are saying their new study findings show how our original predictions were wrong.
Next NASA Mission to Uranus?
Space science has helped us understand more about our solar system, but there's still a lot to learn about the mysteriously tilted planet of Uranus. Talks of sending a mission to the ice giant are being discussed by the European Space Agency (ESA) with NASA.