iPhone 4S: 5 Important Changes Introduced in Apple's Latest Smartphone
Thousands of iPhone fans may have been left disappointed on Tuesday when Apple unveiled iPhone 4S instead of iPhone 5. However, iPhone 4S isn't such a bad device and if you're planning to upgrade, here's top 5 reasons why you should do it.
iPhone 4S: An In-depth Preview of Siri Voice Assistant
How Apple's new voice control app will work.
Oracle Big Data Appliance Is Watching You
Though Oracle has always had a presence in the enterprise arena, yet now it appears the tech giant is moving into a new area - and that area is big data. Big data, which is a catch-all term for data sets that are so large they become difficult to process, is becoming a greater issue as sites such as Facebook amass increasingly unwieldy data sets that contain valuable information.
ECB sees sharper downside risks, pumps in more liquidity
The European Central Bank sees intensified threats to the euro zone economy and will provide struggling banks with longer-term liquidity to ward off a new credit crunch, President Jean-Claude Trichet said on Thursday.
Steve Jobs RIP (1955-2011): A Tribute to the World's Greatest Tech Visionary
On October 5, 2011 Apple released a statement that Steve Jobs, its iconic founder and former CEO, had passed away. Over the last thirty years, the energetic 56-year-old has grown to be as emblematic of Apple as the company's Macintosh logo and a figurehead of Apple's continuous innovation.
Steve Jobs RIP (1955-2011): A Tribute to the World's Greatest Tech Visionary
On October 5, 2011 Apple released a statement that Steve Jobs, its iconic founder and former CEO, had passed away. Over the last thirty years, the energetic 56-year-old has grown to be as emblematic of Apple as the company's Macintosh logo and a figurehead of Apple's continuous innovation.
Stock futures point to flat open after jobs data
Stock index futures pointed to a flat open on Thursday after two days of market gains as investors digested labor market data and plans by European policymakers to shore up stressed banks.
September tops expectations at many retailers
Several U.S. retailers did a brisk back-to-school business, with September sales at stores open at least a year up much more than expected at chains such as Kohl's Corp and Nordstrom Inc.
Steve Jobs dead: Best Quotes and Trivia of Apple's Tech Genius [PHOTOS]
Wednesday, Apple's founder and tech visionary Steve Jobs passed away at the age of 56 after his long battle with pancreatic cancer.
Exclusive: Microsoft considers bidding for Yahoo
Microsoft Corp is considering a bid for Yahoo Inc, resurfacing as a potential buyer after a bitter and unsuccessful fight to take over the Internet company in 2008, sources close to the situation said on Wednesday.
Stock futures rise on euro zone hopes, Apple lower
Stock index futures rose on Thursday, following two days of market gains as optimism grew that European policymakers were making progress on concrete plans to shore up stressed banks.
ECB holds rates, new liquidity help eyed
The European Central Bank kept interest rates on hold on Thursday as broadly expected and is expected to launch a set of fresh liquidity measures to help banks to weather the euro zone's worsening debt storm.
ECB holds rates as inflation offsets recession fears
The European Central Bank held interest rates at 1.5 percent on Thursday as a jump in inflation last month offset pressure to respond to the euro zone's worsening debt crisis by easing borrowing costs.
GE's Immelt says environment different than 2008
General Electric Co Chief Executive Jeff Immelt said on Thursday that despite worries about the state of the U.S. economy, conditions are a lot different than during the credit crisis of 2008 that set the stage for the last downturn.
EU's Barroso wants coordinated bank recapitalization
The European Union's executive proposed coordinated recapitalization of banks on Thursday as the bloc's regulators met to review capital buffers of stressed lenders.
Citic Securities makes weak HK debut after $1.7 billion offer
Citic Securities Co Ltd, China's largest listed brokerage, made a weak debut in Hong Kong on Thursday, underscoring poor appetite for new share sales in the face of global market volatility.
BoE Launches QE2 with 75 Billion Pound Cash Boost
The Bank of England voted on Thursday to buy 75 billion pounds ($115 billion) more in assets to shield Britain's economy from the euro zone debt crisis and keep the faltering recovery going.
Without Jobs, Apple's gap with rivals could narrow
The death of Apple's inspirational leader is likely to have a deep impact on the maker of the iPod, iPhone and iPad, giving major rivals a greater chance to catch up with the technology giant.
Futures Point to Wall Street Extending Rally
Stock futures pointed to Wall Street rising Thursday, extending a rally into a third day, on optimism that European policymakers are making progress in their efforts to help shore up troubled banks.
Citic Sec falls as much as 10 percent in HK debut
Citic Securities Co Ltd, China's largest listed brokerage, fell as much as 10 percent on its Hong Kong stock market debut on Thursday, underscoring poor appetite for new share sales in the face of global market volatility.
Without Jobs, Apple's Gap with Rivals could Narrow
The death of Apple's inspirational leader is likely to have a deep impact on the maker of the iPod, iPhone and iPad, giving major rivals a greater chance to catch up with the technology giant.
Volcker Rule Draft Gives Banks Ability to Hedge
A draft proposal of the Volcker rule that cracks down on banks' proprietary trading gives firms flexibility to hedge risk, and sets stringent limits on such trading beyond U.S. borders to address fears the rule will put U.S. firms at a disadvantage.
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, who died on Wednesday after a years-long battle with cancer.
Citic Securities falls 10 percent in $1.7billion HK debut
Citic Securities Co Ltd, China's largest listed brokerage, fell more than 10 percent on its Hong Kong stock market debut on Thursday despite a jump in the broader market, underscoring poor appetite for new share sales in the face of global market volatility.
Stocks rise on hopes for bank support steps
World stocks rose for a second day Thursday while government bonds fell as expectations grew policymakers would take steps to support European banks, under threat from the impact of a possible Greek default.
Stocks up on Europe optimism, credit tightens
European stock index futures rose on Thursday, after short-covering and value-hunting lifted Asian shares on optimism that euro zone leaders are acting to aid the bloc's financial sector and U.S. data suggesting the economy could avoid recession.
World writes, reads odes to Steve Jobs on Twitter
For the people's obituary of Steve Jobs, look on Twitter.
Jobs death prompts grief at Apple stores worldwide
Computer buffs and admirers of technology rushed to Apple shops from New York to Australia on Thursday to mourn Steve Jobs, praising him as a visionary who transformed the daily activities of countless millions.
Ex-Lehman Directors win Ruling over Retirement Plan
Former directors of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc won the dismissal of a lawsuit seeking to hold them liable for losses suffered by the fallen investment bank's employee retirement plan program.
With 24 high-tech fingers, Japan robot washes hair
It may look like a glorified salon chair, but a new Japanese hair-washing robot replicates the dexterous touch of a human hand to care for the locks of the elderly and the infirm.