IBT Staff Reporter

Social networking is coming to your next automobile thanks to Toyota.

Jose Bautista of the Toronto Blue Jays is dominating the batting statistics in baseball right now. How can the Yankees pitchers contain him during the upcoming three-game series?

Here are some reactions from celebrities responding to Doomsday.

A Google executive who became the face of the Egyptian democratic uprisings earlier this year said on Monday that social networking was now a key to political activism.

French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde said Monday it was premature to discuss whether she would win the top job at the IMF and insisted any selection process should be open, transparent and merit-based.

Individual investors are wading back into the market nearly three years after the financial crisis, but some U.S. brokerage executives said their customers remain cautious.

While the eruption of the Grímsvötn volcano in Iceland is the most powerful in decades, it isn't likely to cause the same kinds of disruption as Eyjafjallajökull did last year.

Harold Camping is a little bewildered and mystified that his Doomsday prediction on May 21 did not come true, a board member of Camping's Family Radio International said on Sunday, according to a report.

Zimory GmbH, a Berlin-based cloud computing company, is looking at listing its shares in the United States in 2013, its CEO said, potentially joining a wave of market newcomers in a hot sector that has also sparked a flurry of deals involving some of the biggest technology names.

On Sunday, the International Cycling Union (UCI) made a statement rejecting allegations by Lance Armstrong's fomer teammate Tyler Hamilton, who accused Armstrong and UCI of covering up test results from the Tour of Switzerland. Hamilton's statements were made in a special interview on 60 Minutes.

For one May 21 Doomsday believer, the failed prediction by broadcaster Harold Camping has prompted an acknowledgment of error and a desire to avoid making specific date assertions about God's Judgment Day going forward.

The International Cycling Union (UCI) has rejected allegations that Lance Armstrong failed a drugs test 10 years ago and that the sport's ruling body covered it up.

An earless bunny was born near Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant, giving rise to fears that nuclear radiation leak is worse than expected and deformed human babies may be next in the list.

International Business Machines surged past old rival Microsoft Corp in market value for the first time since April 1996, marking the latest twist in the fluctuating fortunes of two of the world's most important technology companies.

Anne Sinclair, Dominique Strauss-Kahn's third wife, stands strongly beside him with steady love as she finances his life with her massive family fortune.

The monster tornado that tore through Joplin, Mo., on Sunday killed at least 90 people and caused catastrophic damage. How does it rank compared to other tornadoes in U.S. history?

Stocks fell on Monday, joining a global equities sell-off, as a slowdown in manufacturing growth and a stronger U.S. dollar clouded the outlook for earnings.

RIM. has come out in defense of its Playbook, saying the tablet has sold better than expected.

Harold Camping and his 'end of the world' 2011 prediction have captured the public's attention. While thousands of people genuinely believed him, the vast majority were there for the show.

On Sunday, Derrick Rose's comments about the NBA's huge performance enhancing drugs problem became widely published prior to the Chicago Bulls' playoff game against the Miami Heat.

Ten days after Prince William and his bride Kate Middleton left the United Kingdom for their honeymoon to the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean, the newlyweds are back.

Financial markets piled pressure on heavily indebted euro zone countries on Monday as investors worried about heightened risks in Spain and Greece and ratings agencies stoked new concerns over Italy and Belgium.

Financial markets piled pressure on peripheral euro zone countries on Monday as investors worried about heightened risks in Spain and Greece and fresh concerns over Italy.

Music Locker war just got fiercer as Amazon announced its deal of the day, Lady Gaga's brand-new album Born this way up for grabs for $0.99.

The man who proclaimed the world was going to end this Saturday was quite alive and well when IBTimes spoke to him on Sunday night.

Russian Internet company Yandex raised the price guidance for its Nasdaq initial public offering on Monday, responding to strong investor demand after LinkedIn Corp's blowout debut last week.

President Barack Obama will depart from Ireland to London earlier than planned on Monday after concerns of volcanic ash from an eruption in Iceland.

Students and Scholars Against Corporate Misbehaviour (SACOM) say the Foxconn explosion was definitely preventable and caused by the manufacturer's negligence.

Stocks fell on Monday, with major indexes falling more than 1 percent, on concerns about the euro-zone debt crisis and a slowdown in global industrial demand, prompting investors to buy more protection against a further market decline.