Conrad Murray Trial, Day 9: More Testimony About Drugs in MJ's System (Live Feed)
A toxicologist from the Los Angeles coroner's office will resume testimony today about the drugs found in Michael Jackson's system to begin the ninth day of proceedings in Dr. Conrad Murray's involuntary manslaughter trial.
Netflix strikes agreement with AMC for zombie show
Netflix and AMC Networks Inc have signed a new licensing agreement that gives the popular streaming video service exclusive rights in the United States and Canada to the hit show The Walking Dead.
Herman Cain Leads Mitt Romney by 20 Points: Will the Tortoise or Hare Win?
Herman Cain holds an astounding 20-point lead over Mitt Romney in a poll of Republican primary voters, and he is in a statistical tie with President Obama.
Sony in talks to buy Ericsson out of phone venture: source
Sony Corp is in talks to buy out Ericsson's stake in their mobile phone joint venture, a source said, in a bid to catch up with rivals.
Sprint outlines upgrade plans, shares rise
Sprint Nextel Corp plans to upgrade its high-speed wireless services network faster than it previously expected.
Snap analysis: Payroll improvement eases recession risks
Job creation accelerated more than expected in September, easing the risk of a new recession, although the economy still created too few positions to heal the labor market much.
Canada outshines U.S. with stunning jobs growth
Canada churned out a stunning 60,900 jobs in September, once again outshining the United States with an economy that is humming along even as other rich nations struggle with debt and slumping confidence.
'X Factor' Judges Pick Top 32 After An Emotional Boot Camp For All
Nearly 200 acts survived their first encounters with Simon Cowell on The X Factor, but Thursday night's boot camp episode of the TV singing contest separated the weak from the strong.
Sony to be Sony Ericsson owner in six months: poll
Analysts see a strong chance that Japanese consumer electronics giant Sony <6758.T> will succeed in buying out its joint-venture partner in mobile phone handset maker Sony Ericsson in the next half-year for around 10.6 billion Swedish crowns ($1.5 billion).
Stock indexes fall as investors pocket gains
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell on Friday as traders pocketed gains after encouraging U.S. economic data and on bets Europe will shore up its banking system.
Former trader Emanuel Goffer sentenced to 3 years
A former securities trader was sentenced to three years in prison on Friday for insider trading in another victory for prosecutors in their probe of suspicious trading on Wall Street.
Fed's Fisher worried about jobs, not inflation
The most urgent threat to the U.S. economy is joblessness, not inflation, but there is little more the Federal Reserve can do to help, a top Fed official, known for his hawkish views on inflation, said on Friday.
Banks downgraded as EU squabbles over next bailout
Debt rating agencies had the knives out for some of Europe's weakened banks on Friday, highlighting the pressure for decisive government action in support for the industry.
Oshkosh, UAW reach tentative agreement on contract
Defense contractor Oshkosh Corp and the United Auto Workers union reached tentative agreement on a new five-year contract late Thursday night after resolving issues related to hiring temporary workers, a local UAW official said.
Ontario Liberals win third straight term in office
Ontario Liberals scored a third straight victory in a provincial election in Canada's economic center on Thursday, but fell one seat short of a majority and will need support from opposition legislators to stay in power.
CW Cancels 'H8R'; What Other Shows Suffered the Fall TV Chopping Block?
The third victim of cancellations for the fall 2011 television season has fallen - Mario Lopez's reality TV show H8R.
Netflix strikes expanded agreement with AMC
Netflix and AMC Networks Inc have signed an expanded licensing agreement that gives the popular streaming video service exclusive rights in the United States and Canada to the hit show The Walking Dead.
Palin Won't Run for President: No More Grasping at Straws, or Republicans Will Lose
Republicans need to stop looking for savior candidates and start focusing on the candidates they have, or they will end up like the 2004 Democrats: unable to present a compelling alternative to an unpopular incumbent.
iPhone 4S Preorders Begin: How to Get Yours
The iPhone 4S is now available for preorder on the Apple Web site. Here's how to get yours.
Instant view: Jobs growth better than expected in September
Jobs growth was stronger than expected in September thanks to private-sector growth, easing fears the economy is slipping back into recession, but the unemployment rate was unchanged.
Analysis: Apple's iPhone is still the hottest ticket around
The iPhone 4S wasn't exactly Apple's brightest moment. Yet it will probably still outshine the competition this holiday season.
Apple's board needs to step up to new era
The death of Apple Inc's strong-willed co-founder and Chairman Steve Jobs has put the secretive company's small board at crossroads.
Apple design guru key in post-Jobs era
His name may lack the broad brand recognition of Apple Inc co-founder Steve Jobs, but his touch on Apple's popular line of products is unmistakable.
Payrolls rise in September, jobless rate steady
Employers hired more workers than expected in September and job gains for the prior months were revised higher, according to a report on Friday that eased fears the economy was heading into recession.
Steve Jobs (1955-2011): Most Memorable Moments in Photos
The gods are always envious of the talented and it became evident on Wednesday - Apple's co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs, a visionary and creative genius, died at 56 after fighting a long battle with cancer.
Prostate Cancer Deaths May Rise After An Unfavorable Vote By U.S. Panel
Reports surfaced Thursday of an influential medical group of doctors and advisers voting against routine screenings of prostate cancer for healthy men. Although the vote has drawn criticism from health groups worried that the move will increase deaths in men at risk of the cancer.
Wall Street Flat after 3-Day Rally
Stocks were little changed on Friday following a three-day rally after more jobs were created than expected in September, helping to ease concerns the economy was heading back into recession.
Exclusive: Gold to stay strong, top performing funds say
Gold will stay strong due to a lack of alternative havens for investors operating in a slowing global economy, top performing commodity fund managers told Reuters after taking a defensive approach and going into cash during September's gold sell off.
Wall Street set to jump after payrolls data
Stocks were set to open higher on Friday, extending a three-day rally after more jobs were created than expected in September, helping to ease concerns the economy was heading back into recession.
New 'Electron Superhighway' Brings Science Closer to Quantum Computers
Physicists at Rice University in Texas have developed a device they are describing as an 'electron superhighway' in a breakthrough that brings scientists a step closer to realizing the quantum computer.