Wall St cuts losses on Bernanke, Nasdaq up
The Nasdaq jumped 1 percent on Tuesday, reversing an earlier steep drop as tech shares rose and the overall stock market trimmed losses on comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke that he was ready to take more steps to help the fragile recovery.
Nadal Vs Raonic in Second Round - Japan Open
World number two Rafael Nadal secured an easy victory against Go Soeda to progress into the second round of the Japan Open on Tuesday.
No iPhone 5 Release in 2011? Apple Event may Disappoint
Rumors around the iPhone 5 have been overheated as Apple's Let's talk iPhone event kicked off at 1 p.m. (EDT) on Tuesday. All eyes are on whether Tim Cook will unveil the next-generation iPhone 5 and when its much-speculated release date is.
BlackBerry maker up on talk of investment bank hire
Shares of Research In Motion jumped nearly 10 percent Tuesday morning on talk that it had hired an investment bank, reviving speculation that the BlackBerry maker could become a takeover target.
U.S. close to faltering, Fed ready to act: Bernanke
The Federal Reserve is prepared to take further steps to help an economy that is close to faltering, Fed chairman Ben Bernanke said on Tuesday in his bleakest assessment yet of the fragile U.S. recovery.
iPhone 5 Releases Today: Top 10 Features Likely Missing in Apple's Newest Weapon [PHOTOS]
Apple's Let's talk iPhone event will kick off today within a few minutes in Cupertino, California and tech sites are still buzzing with iPhone 5's (supposed) features.
iPhone 5 Releases Today: Top 10 Killer Features We Want to See [PHOTOS]
Will fact be stranger than fiction? Apple has never released a new generation iPhone after summer. Apple released the first iPhone in June, iPhone 3G in July, iPhone 3GS in June and iPhone 4 in June.
IBM expands in security software with Q1 Labs buy
International Business Machines Corp said it is to buy Q1 Labs, a privately-held security intelligence software provider, as it looks to tap into a growing market for security software.
Last Minute Scoop: No iPhone 5 Today, Only iPhone 4S With Most Revolutionary Voice Interface
Let's talk iPhone is less than a few minutes away and the latest scoop is that the much-anticipated new iPhone will not be the iPhone 5 but an upgraded smartphone called iPhone 4S.
Bernanke says Fed ready to do more to help economy
The Federal Reserve is prepared to take further steps to help a fragile economic recovery held back by a weak job market and financial stresses in Europe, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Tuesday.
Conrad Murray Trial, Day 6: Did Murray's Relationships Factor Into MJ's Care? (Live Feed)
Day six of Conrad Murray's involuntary manslaughter trial gets underway today in Los Angeles, with Dr. Murray's former girlfriends on the list of potential witnesses.
Publicist Levine says he never set up Chasen case reward
Michael Levine, a Hollywood publicist sued in L.A. Superior Court on Monday, said he never established a $25,000 reward for his murdered friend Ronni Chasen and thus should not be sued for failing to pay it.
Hedge funds suffer through worst quarter since '08
Hedge funds posted their worst returns in three years in the third quarter, and the fourth quarter appears to be off to an equally rocky start.
Cloud computing disappoints early adopters: survey
Few organizations have moved to cloud computing -- the delivery of computing as a service from remote centers -- and of those that have, many are disappointed with the results, a survey published on Tuesday found.
American Airlines Continues Pilot Negotiation with Fear of Bankruptcy Looming
Facing concerns of bankruptcy, American Airlines will continue contract negotiations with pilots.
Let’s Talk iPhone Oct. 4 Event Minutes Away: Top 5 Most Important Things You Should Know (PHOTOS)
As Let's talk iPhone event approaches, one can’t help but get the sense that Apple is getting a kick out of the unprecedented degree of anticipation surrounding the announcement of their newest iPhone.
Nokia still pledging Windows phone as Apple marches on
On the day that Apple launches the fifth generation of its ubiquitous iPhone, the once mighty Nokia is still weeks away from mounting a fightback.
Rumors: iPhone 5 To Be Slimmer and Three Times Faster Than iPhone 4
Anticipation of Apple's Tuesday unveiling of the iPhone 5 has reached fever pitch, with speculation on everything from form to features running rampant. Chinese state-run carrier China Unicom added to the frenzy this week at the Macworld Asia expo in Beijing by presenting a slideshow that included a segment documenting the evolution of the iPhone.
TSA Responds to Their Not-So-Aware Pat Down of Breast Cancer Survivor
A breast cancer survivor said she was subjected to a humiliating public pat down at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport even though she offered to produce documentation on her medical implants.
EU to object to D.Boerse/NYSE deal: sources
EU regulators will formally object this week to the planned merger of Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Euronext , two sources with knowledge of the case said, which may force the companies to offer concessions to ease competition concerns.
Insight: Chase's card chief rebuilds business part by part
Gordon Smith, credit card chief of JPMorgan Chase , often spends his weekends at his northern New Jersey home, rebuilding the engines of vintage cars.
September likely solid, not stellar, for U.S. chains
Shoppers hunting for back-to-school deals gave a nice boost to U.S. discount chains in September, though the rocky stock market and economic malaise may have curbed some people's desire to spend more.
Icahn's Lions Gate stock offering on hold: source
A secondary offering of shares in Lions Gate Entertainment Corp by affiliates of billionaire investor Carl Icahn has been put on hold due to poor market conditions, a source with direct knowledge of the process said.
iPhone 5 Sprint: Carrier's Stock Continues Rapid Fall Despite Apple News
Sprint stock fell 10 percent to $2.73 Monday after the Wall Street Journal reported that the wireless carrier has committed to ordering at least 30.5 million iPhones, costing $20 billion, in preparation for the new phone's launch. On Tuesday, the stock fell an additional 12 percent to $2.40 by 11 a.m.
iOS 5 and iCloud: What Are They and Will They Beat Android?
Recent heat over the iPhone 5 is spiraling out of control as the Oct. 4 press conference draws closer. But why is iPhone 5 the most desired smartphone? Taking a closer look at two major reasons, the iOS 5 upgrade and iCloud features, may help us understand what the craze is about.
Hunger strike takes toll on jailed Egypt blogger
An Egyptian blogger, who was jailed for spreading false information about Egypt's military, is in declining health because of a hunger strike he began on August 23, his family and a rights group said.
Fed's Raskin: Need reforms in mortgage practices
The U.S. economy is still suffering from a shocking drop in homeowners' equity and reforms are needed in how mortgage loans are originated and handled, Federal Reserve Governor Sarah Bloom Raskin said on Tuesday.
September auto sales fall, but Chrysler up
Canadian auto sales fell in September, extending a volatile year with Chrysler's strong performance the lone bright spot among the top manufacturers.
Herman Cain and Rick Perry Now Tied; Former Frontrunner Sinking Fast
Rick Perry's presidential campaign is sinking fast, and Herman Cain's is on the rise, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll released Tuesday. Perry has fallen 13 percent and Cain has risen 12 percent.
Factory orders dip 0.2 percent in August
New orders for factory goods fell for the second time in three months in August, putting into question strength in the manufacturing sector which had led the economic recovery.