BofA, JPMorgan, Wells form JV for online banking services
Bank of America Corp, JPMorgan Chase & Co and Wells Fargo & Co have teamed up to create a joint venture for online banking services.
Analysis: iPad prospects spur Brazil high-tech drive
The prospect of a mammoth $12 billion investment by iPhone maker Foxconn Technology Group has sent Brazilian government officials scrambling to rethink the country's industrial policy.
Memorial Day Weekend: Events Across the United States
This year, Memorial Day weekend runs from Friday May 27 to Monday May 30. Here is a look at some of the ways cities across the United States are celebrating.
Apple admits Mac Defender threat, promises to take action
Apple has finally admitted the danger of Mac Defender – the first major malware to target Mac computers – that created panic among Apple customers, and promised to tackle the issue.
U.S., crude hits $101 on surprise distillates draw
Oil prices rose to their highest level in two weeks on Wednesday as U.S. inventories of distillates fell unexpectedly, trumping a sharp rise in gasoline stocks.
Twitter says to protect users' right to self-defense
Twitter will seek to notify its users so they can defend themselves before it hands over user information to the authorities, a senior manager said on Wednesday when asked about a privacy dispute in Britain.
IAEA's Latest update: To begin investigating Japan nuclear disaster
Experts from the Vienna headquarters of the International Atomic Energy Agency arrived in Tokyo on Tuesday to study the nuclear situation in Japan's Fukushima Nuclear plant, IAEA said in a statement.
Morgan Stanley OKs broker use of social media
Wall Street banks clamor to underwrite stock for social media companies like LinkedIn and Twitter, but the online networking sites are largely off limits to the banks' financial advisers.
Deadly Medicare Reform Plan for GOP - Just how deadly is it?
The GOP plan to overhaul Medicare, proposed by Wisconsin Republican and chairman of the House Budget Committee Paul Ryan, plans to replace the existing Medicare system, which is headed for insolvency by 2024, with subsidies to help seniors pay for private health insurance. How deadly is it for the GOP and for voters?
Data points to slowing manufacturing activity
New orders for U.S. manufactured goods posted their largest drop in six months in April after a steep fall in demand for transportation equipment, suggesting some cooling in factory activity.
Wall St advances on technical bounce
Stocks rose modestly on Wednesday after days of selling produced a technical rebound and investors were lured by attractive share prices.
JFK’s Moon Speech Set The Foundation For Space Travel
Fifty years later, JFK's moon speech still holds up.
The Oprah Winfrey Show: Recap of the final episode
Tune in for live coverage of the very last episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show.
CNBC Anchor Mark Haines Dies at 65
Mark Haines, who joined CNBC in 1989, died unexpectedly Tuesday night while at home, CNBC said.
What has kept NFC-based mobile payments in wraps until now?
Google's long awaited mobile wallet or Near Field Communication (NFC) enabled smartphones which will make processing payments with a mere wave of the phone near a point-of-sale a reality is due to be unveiled on Thursday.
Scientists ask Britons to help map Grimsvotn ash
Geoscientists at the British Geological Survey group asked members of the public for help on Wednesday with observations of volcanic ash from the eruption of the Grimsvotn volcano in Iceland.
Cut Your Taxes By Half!
Rental real estate can generate non-cash losses through depreciation of its building and improvements as well as accruing interest on mortgages it may have. If the property is owned by a limited partnership these losses are passed through to the individual partners in the partnership on their K-1.
The Oprah Winfrey Show: Top guests [PHOTOS]
Here is a look at celebrities who have stopped by The Oprah Winfrey Show.
Microsoft's mobile software gets HTC, ZTE lift
Microsoft's new Windows Phone platform won instant support from major manufacturers on Wednesday when China's ZTE and Taiwan's HTC Corp pledged to launch smartphones running the software.
Skype founder sees upside for Microsoft after deal
Skype founder Niklas Zennstrom said Microsoft could capitalize on its $8.5 billion acquisition of the Internet calling service by expanding into mobile and improving video call quality.
Oil rises after U.S. inventory report
Oil turned higher on Wednesday with Brent crude climbing above $113 a barrel after weekly U.S. government inventory figures an unexpected draw in stocks of distillates, which include heating oil and diesel
ZTE to launch LTE devices, Microsoft Mango
ZTE Corp, China's No.2 network equipment maker, plans to launch LTE devices in the United States along with smartphones based on Microsoft's Mango operating system to expand its U.S. footprint.
Top ten Oprah moments
From car giveaways to coming-out revelations, some of the most memorable moments on television over the last 25 years have been on The Oprah Winfrey Show. Here are the top 10.
Oprah Winfrey's many faces over the years 1986 to 2011
Oprah Winfrey media mogul, talk show host and considered to be the most influential woman on U.S. Television is due to take a bow as the last episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show draws to an end.
NASA Ends Communication With Spirit Rover
NASA has decided to cease communications with the rover Spirit today, ending a seven-year mission that was supposed to last 90 days.
University of Buffalo suggested revised UB 2020: Tuition hike would be 8%
According to the press center of the University of Buffalo, school president Satish K. Tripathi on Tuesday offered a proposal to state leaders, revised 2020 Challenge Grant program. This plan calls to support a $375 million project to relocate UB's medical school to downtown Buffalo.
Tornado Season 2011 Kills Nearly 500, about 1,000 Twisters Strike
As the risk of severe thunderstorms continues following tornadoes in the MidWest and South over the past few days, a new compilation of impact in 2011 finds that nearly 500 people have been killed and about 1,000 twisters have struck so far.
Wall Street set to open lower after weak durables
Wall Street stocks were set for a lower open on Wednesday after weaker-than-expected manufacturing data added to evidence the U.S. economy's recovery was slowing.
Greece's 100 billion-euro shadow over banks
LONDON, May 25 - European banks remain saddled with almost 100 billion euros of Greek government debt they can't sell, hedge or ignore, after a number of recent deals to offload the exposure to reduce the impact of a possible default ended in failure, according to bankers involved.
Durable orders slump in April on autos, aircraft
New orders for long-lasting U.S. manufactured goods recorded their largest decline in six months in April as aircraft and motor vehicle bookings tumbled, indicating the economy remained stuck in a soft patch.