IBT Staff Reporter

Trader Glencore is set to price its record $11 billion market debut in the middle of its initial range, balancing appetite for its shares with concerns from some investors over valuation, sources familiar with the matter said.

Intel's CEO Paul Otellini took a few shots at ARM in both mobile and PC.

Japanese camera and copier maker Canon Inc <7751.T> expects its quake-hit supply chain to recover more quickly than originally estimated, giving a roughly 50 billion yen ($600 million) boost to its annual sales, the company's chief executive said.

Within 24 hours after the news broke that Arnold Schwarzenegger fathered a child with a member of his household staff, the name of the mother has been released.

The mother of Arnold Schwarzenegger's child born out of wedlock has been revealed, according to reports.

Staples Inc slashed its full-year forecast and said it would open fewer stores than it had planned after its quarterly results missed Wall Street estimates, sending its shares down nearly 16 percent.

Rovio Mobile, creator of hit iPhone game Angry Birds, is aiming for a stock market listing in New York in two to three years, its chief executive told Reuters.

Wall Street was set to open flat to slightly higher on Wednesday as caution before a Federal Reserve announcement was balanced against gains by computer maker Dell and a rebound in commodity prices.

The Oakland Athletics grabbed a share of first place in the division, trouncing the Los Angeles Angels 14-0, on a perfect all around game for the A’s. The A’s are now tied with the Texas Rangers for the best record in the AL West.

The woman who has accused Dominique Strauss-Kahn of attempted rape did not know about his position as a top-ranked French politician or as managing director of the International Monetary Fund, her lawyer said on Tuesday.

Legendary tennis champion John McEnroe has praised the world number two juggernaut Novak Djokovic, saying the Serb's 37-match unbeaten run so far this season is more impressive than his own unbeaten record set in 1984.

Intel plans to introduce more than 10 tablets which run on its processor, and also revealed that Microsoft may release both an ARM-based and x86-based Windows 8.

Dirk Nowitzki put on a historic shooting performance on Tuesday night, as the Dallas Mavericks defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder, 121-112, at American Airlines Center, to take Game One.

Endeavour docks at the ISS and begins preparation for the first space walk on Friday.

Amtrak CEO Joseph Boardman told a Senate committee that losses will continue to increase and long-distance train service has caused the company to lose money, even though Amtrak set a passenger record last year.

Andrew Fastow, the former Enron Corp chief financial officer considered the mastermind behind the energy company's fraud, has been moved to a halfway house from a Louisiana prison.

The IMF warned Greece on Wednesday it must redouble reform efforts to avoid derailing its fiscal program, key to dealing with a huge debt mountain.

Hershey Co Chief Executive David West is leaving chocolate bars for Del Monte canned vegetables and cat food, the second unexpected CEO departure at Hershey in less than four years.

A Secret Service agent interrogated a 13-year-old boy without parental consent over a Facebook posting.

It has been rumored that Blake Lively will play Carrie in Sex and The City. Sarah Jessica Parker speaks about the prequel at Cannes.

Shoppers are spending cautiously because of higher food and gas prices, quarterly results from Target Corp and BJ's Wholesale Club Inc showed on Wednesday.

As the episodes are winding down for The Oprah Winfrey Show, thousands of fans are expected to gather at Chicago's United Center for the taping of a double episode Surprise Oprah! A Farewell Spectacular.

Israel set up a government cyber command on Wednesday to secure the country against hacking attacks on its key networks and boost the competitiveness of local industries specializing in high-tech security.

Stocks were little changed on Wednesday with investors hesitant to make bets before the Federal Reserve's assessment of the economy later in the day.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev rapped Premier Vladimir Putin's top deal maker on Wednesday for lapses that contributed to the collapse of a major oil deal between Rosneft and BP.

The IMF warned Greece on Wednesday that a drive to shore up its troubled finances would fail unless Athens redoubled its reform efforts, and the ECB hit back at suggestions a debt restructuring might be the solution.

Wide receiver Plaxico Burress will get out of prison early, and some sources say he may end up with the New York Jets.

Target Corp posted a bigger-than-expected rise in quarterly profit on Wednesday, as soaring profitability in its credit card business mitigated the impact of some sluggish sales at its stores.

Stock index futures were little changed on Wednesday as investors turned cautious before news from the Federal Reserve, offsetting gains in computer maker Dell and a rebound in commodity prices.