Another plea in Galleon case; Rajaratnam jury sits
While a jury studied the evidence in Raj Rajaratnam's trial on Tuesday, a former trader associated with his Galleon Group hedge fund became the latest to plead guilty in a sweeping government probe of insider trading on Wall Street.
Delta vows to recapture full cost of jet fuel
Soaring jet fuel costs pounded Delta Air Lines and US Airways Group in the first quarter, leading both to post losses, but rising fares eased the blow, and Delta said it aims to recapture the full cost of fuel on every flight.
Asia, Europe Target Apple Over Tracking Controversy
In the wake of Apple's iPhone tracking scandal, some government organizations have begun investigating allegations that Apple has intentionally tracked its customers.
3M, ITW profits beat, industrials raise forecasts
A half-dozen U.S. industrial multinationals beat Wall Street earnings estimates and raised their full-year forecasts on strong performance in overseas markets and a rebound in U.S. auto and truck production, pushing share prices higher.
Warning on Severe Storms, Tornadoes in Six Southern States
The National Weather Service predicted severe thunderstorms and chances of tornadoes across six southern states Tuesday afternoon and into Wednesday, as severe weather continues to impact the region.
Consumers perk up, but home prices fall again
Consumers felt better about the short-term outlook for the economy in April as expectations about the pace of inflation and concerns about the labor market eased.
Consumer confidence rises in April
U.S. consumer confidence rose in April as inflation expectations eased somewhat and consumers felt better about the short-term outlook, according to a private sector report released on Tuesday.
Ford posts best 1st-quarter profit in 13 years
Ford Motor Co reported its best first-quarter profit since 1998 as higher prices for such redesigned vehicles as its tiny Fiesta more than offset pressure from spiking commodity and oil prices.
Ford posts best 1st-qtr profit in 13 years
Ford Motor Co reported its best first-quarter profit since 1998 as higher prices for such redesigned vehicles as its tiny Fiesta more than offset pressure from spiking commodity and oil prices.
Oil seesaws as investors eye Fed meeting, inventories
Oil prices seesawed in volatile trading on Tuesday, as investors eyed a U.S. Federal Reserve two-day policy meeting for any signal of a change in monetary policy.
Consumers perk up but home prices fall again
Consumers perked up a bit in April as they lowered their forecasts for inflation and worried less about the jobs market, but yet another fall in house prices underscored the challenges facing the recovery.
S&P hits highest since June 2008 on strong earnings
Wall Street rallied and the S&P 500 hit its highest level since June 2008 on Tuesday as a flood of positive corporate results added to increasing optimism about the economic growth outlook.
Oracle CFO Quits, No Reason Given
Oracle Corporation announced that its president, Safra Catz will be taking over as chief financial officer in the wake of CFO Jeff Epstein's departure.
Is Europe ready to put its data in the clouds?
The American computer scientist John McCarthy -- who coined the phrase artificial intelligence -- predicted in 1961 that computing power may someday become a public utility, much like electricity or water.
Analysts confident of Netflix's streaming service growth
Analysts remained confident of Netflix Inc's web streaming services growth model, despite a disappointing profit outlook that triggered a sharp fall in the company's stock price on Monday.
Boeing says mid-year decision on 737 line possible
Boeing Co said on Tuesday it could make a long-awaited decision on the future of its popular 737 aircraft line by the middle of this year.
France's Sarkozy backs Draghi for ECB presidency
French President Nicolas Sarkozy threw his weight behind Mario Draghi's candidacy to head the European Central Bank on Tuesday, giving a major boost to the Bank of Italy chief's hopes of succeeding Jean-Claude Trichet.
Oil seesaws amid caution eyeing Fed meeting, inventory
Oil prices seesawed near unchanged in volatile trading on Tuesday, as investors eyed a U.S. Federal Reserve two-day policy meeting for any signal of a change in monetary policy.
Plagiarism hunters plague German politicians
A group of anonymous internet activists have surged to prominence in Germany by examining the doctoral dissertations of politicians for plagiarism on a public Internet site.
China Internet market should not be treated differently: Exec
China's massive Internet market should not be singled out and treated differently from other Internet markets in the world, a Google China executive said on Tuesday.
Sony chases Apple with launch of Android tablet
Sony launched its first tablet computers Tuesday in an ambitious attempt to grab the No.2 spot from Samsung in a fast-growing market dominated by Apple's
'Extreme Piracy,' Custom Firmware Likely Cause Of PlayStation Network Outage
With Sony's PlayStation Network's outage now its sixth day, new theories have attempted to answer the questions that Sony has so far avoided.
Spanish borrowing costs jump; Greek debt shunned
Spain's short-term borrowing costs jumped on Tuesday as euro zone markets returned from the Easter break still fretting about a potential Greek debt restructuring with knock-on effects on other sovereigns.
EA's COO to leave for Zynga
Electronic Arts Inc's chief operating officer has resigned, and a source close to the matter said he will take an executive post at Zynga, the privately held social games company.
Wall Street at year highs, Fed may pose hurdle
Solid earnings from Ford, 3M Co and United Parcel Service lifted stocks on Tuesday, but the rally to around three-year highs may face a hurdle as the Federal Reserve begins a policy meeting.
Watch Out Netflix, YouTube Is On The Prowl
YouTube is preparing a video rental service according to one report.
Coach profit rises but says Japan will hurt
Coach Inc reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit as sales at its North American stores soared, but the upscale handbag maker warned that the disasters in Japan would dent results.
Jim Carrey joins the cast for The Office season finale
It was announced last week that comedian Jim Carrey will join the cast of NBC's The Office for a 50-minute finale special.
Schalke pokes fun at Manchester United and England in match program column
Before Schalke's biggest game in their history against Manchester United in the Champions League semi final, the German side couldn't resist cheeky jibes aimed at Manchester United and England in general.
UPS profit beats estimates, shares rise
United Parcel Service reported a quarterly profit that beat estimates as price hikes stuck, and the world's largest package delivery company raised its 2011 forecast for record results.