CW pulls H8R from its schedule
The third victim of the fall 2011 television season has fallen.
Asian stocks rise on Europe bank moves
European stock index futures rose on Friday, following a bounce in Asian shares, and the euro clung to gains from a 2-cent rally after euro zone policymakers moved to shore up struggling banks and fend off a financial crisis.
The fine lines of motion-capture animation films
Should a film made using the motion-capture technique qualify as an animated movie at the Oscars, or is it something else?
California to end food stamp fingerprinting
Low-income Californians will no longer need to be fingerprinted when they apply for food stamp assistance, under legislation signed into law on Thursday by Governor Jerry Brown.
Review: Toast all appetizer, no entree
While the United Kingdom has finally joined the rest of Europe in first-class dining -- just look at all the mouth-watering dishes Steve Coogan puts away in The Trip -- the old joke was that airplane food was the national cuisine of England. And it's that world of tinned vegetables and pork pies that made a foodie out of chef and author Nigel Slater, whose memoir is the basis for Toast.
Golden Globes lawsuit may not begin until July 2012
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association's lawsuit against Dick Clark Productions -- originally scheduled for this past September -- may not go to trial until next July, documents filed in a Los Angeles federal court Thursday revealed.
Defense criticizes Jackson crime scene investigation
An attorney for Michael Jackson's in-house doctor challenged a crime scene investigator on Thursday and suggested she conducted a shoddy examination of the bedroom where the Thriller singer stopped breathing in 2009.
Summit pushes Man on a Ledge release to January 27
Man on a Ledge is getting some room to jump.
Samsung says third-quarter to top consensus as phones boom
Samsung Electronics said its quarterly profit should top the most bullish market forecasts, with smartphones becoming its main profit engine despite intense competition from bigger rival Apple.
Weak U.S. Job Report Expected for September
U.S. employment likely grew only modestly in September, with hiring too weak to pull down a lofty jobless rate and dispel recession fears.
Samsung Q3 profit to top estimates
Samsung Electronics said its quarterly profit should top the most bullish market forecasts, with smartphones becoming its main profit engine despite intense competition from bigger rival Apple.
New Ford Ranger truck launching outside North America
Just as the Ranger rides into the sunset in the United States, the importance of Ford Motor Co's compact pickup truck is rising in the rest of the world.
Sony near buying Ericsson out of phone venture: report
Sony Corp is nearing a deal to buy Telefon AB LM Ericsson's half of their smartphone joint venture, The Wall Street Journal said, in a likely bid to catch up with rivals by unifying its mobile products under a single brand.
Asian stocks rise, euro steady on Europe bank
Asian stocks rose on Friday and the euro clung to gains from a 2-cent rally after euro zone policymakers moved to shore up struggling banks and fend off a financial crisis.
Insight: Deflating China's housing bubble
As housing bubbles go, China's looks relatively benign.
Steve Jobs put real estate in trust in 2009: records
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and his wife placed at least three properties into trusts in 2009, which legal experts say is a sign the secretive Apple chief may have been ensuring that his assets aren't disclosed upon his death.
Asian stocks up on Europe bank moves
Asian stocks rose Friday and the euro clung to gains from a 2-cent rally after euro zone policymakers moved to shore up struggling banks and fend off a new financial crisis.
S&P cuts core Dexia banks by one notch, on watch
Standard and Poor's on Friday downgraded the core banks of Franco-Belgian financial group Dexia by one notch, citing difficulties in securing wholesale funding and the need for increased collateral.
Yahoo likely to shed Yahoo Japan stake: report
Yahoo Inc is likely to sell its 35 percent stake in Yahoo Japan ahead of the conclusion of its broader strategic review, possibly within weeks, the Financial Times reported.
Instant view: Samsung Q3 profit sags but beats forecasts
Samsung Electronics, the world's top maker of memory chips and televisions, estimated on Friday its July-September operating profit would fall 14 percent from a year ago, as persistent declines in semiconductor and flat screen prices outweigh a strong profit recovery in its handset business.
Samsung eyes blowout Q3 profit; mobiles strong
Samsung Electronics estimated its quarterly profit will exceed the most bullish market forecasts, indicating the booming smartphone business is emerging as the South Korean company's main profit engine.
Jobs's design legacy: more than just a pretty phone
The beauty of Apple products secured Steve Jobs a place in history long before his death, but design professionals said the depth of his influence on their profession goes much deeper than the minimalist look of an iPhone.
New Evidence of Exoplanets garnered from Old Hubble Data: NASA
Scientists discovered visual evidence for two extrasolar planets from a decade-old images from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, using new techniques comparable to a time machine.
Apple's lead over rivals could narrow without Jobs
If the death of Apple's inspirational leader means a slowdown in the company's blistering pace of innovation, it could give breathless rivals like Microsoft and Samsung a chance to catch up.
Oracle to pay $199.5 million to resolve false claims case
Oracle Corp has agreed to pay $199.5 million plus interest to settle allegations that the software giant failed to give promised discounts to the federal government, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.
Samsung estimates Q3 profit down 14 percent; beats forecasts
Samsung Electronics <005930.KS>, the world's top maker of memory chips and televisions, estimated on Friday its July-September operating profit would fall 14 percent from a year ago, as persistent declines in semiconductor and flat screen prices outweigh a strong profit recovery in its handset business.
UPDATE 1-Quotes from late Apple founder Steve Jobs
Here are some key quotes from Steve Jobs, the legendary co-founder and former chief executive of Apple Inc (AAPL.O), who died on Wednesday after a years-long battle with cancer.
Goldman unit sued for canceling Lehman sale deal
A unit of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc sued an affiliate of Goldman Sachs Group Inc , saying it used pretextual excuses to avoid closing on a real estate purchase worth at least $385 million.
Gannett Chairman and CEO Craig Dubow steps down
Gannett Co <GCI.N> Chairman and Chief Executive Craig Dubow has resigned from his position because of a medical disability, the company said on Thursday.
Greece bailout talks not ended yet: troika official
Greece said on Thursday it concluded talks with the IMF on a vital tranche of aid but inspectors said negotiations on the bailout were continuing and that there was no final conclusion with any party.