Barnes & Noble improves Nook Color to take on iPad
Barnes & Noble on Monday introduced new features to its Nook Color e-reader designed to make the device more competitive with Apple's iPad and to offer more functions that Amazon.com's Kindle does not.
Jury deliberates Rajaratnam's fate in insider case
The fate of hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam was in the hands of a jury on Monday in the biggest Wall Street insider trading trial in decades, a case that featured FBI phone taps and former friends who testified against him.
Barrick bids $7.68 billion for Equinox, tops Minmetals
Barrick Gold Corp has agreed to buy Equinox Minerals for about C$7.3 billion ($7.68 billion), topping a bid from China's Minmetals Resources <1208.HK> in a big bet on soaring copper demand.
Johnson Controls says Japan crisis will hit Q3
Johnson Controls Inc , one of the world's largest auto suppliers, said a drop in auto production following last month's earthquake in Japan would cut earnings and revenue in its fiscal third quarter.
Oil over $124, violence flares in Mideast, Nigeria
Oil rose above $124 a barrel on Monday, pushed higher by an escalation of violence in the oil-producing Middle East and post-election unrest in OPEC member Nigeria.
Wikileaks Guantanamo: Expert Warns on Testimony from Tortured Witnesses
Testimony unveiled on Sunday in documents released by Wikileaks from prisoners of the United States in Guantanamo, Cuba is not reliable because they were subjected to torture or other forms of coercion, or include false statements by other prisoners, an expert on the matter says.
Tech Vendors Indicted For Selling Laptops To Iran
Three men running technology vendor businesses were indicted last week for selling millions of dollars worth of laptops to Iran.
Wall Street slips on concerns about inflation
U.S. stocks fell on Monday on signs some corporate outlooks were being strained by concerns over higher raw material costs, including consumer products maker Kimberly-Clark Corp.
New home sales up, market still seen weak
Sales of new U.S. homes rose in March and the number of properties on the market was its lowest since the 1960s, but further gains will be hampered by stiff competition from a glut of previously owned houses.
Barrick strikes deal for Equinox, tops Minmetals
Barrick Gold Corp said on Monday it had struck a deal to buy Australian copper miner Equinox Minerals for more than C$7 billion ($7.36 billion), topping a takeover offer by China's Minmetals Resources by 16 percent.
SpaceX CEO Musk: We're Going To Mars
Spacex chief Elon Musk is talking a big game when it comes to the future of space travel.
Zagg shares rise; good reviews for iPad 2 keyboard case
Shares of Zagg Inc rose 9 percent to an 8-week high on Monday, with the mobile device accessory maker winning favorable reviews from technology blogs for its recently launched keyboard case for Apple Inc's iPad 2.
Japan quake jolts auto output, Toyota may fall to No.3
Toyota Motor Co may slip to No. 3 in the automaker production rankings behind General Motors and Volkswagen due to Japan's earthquake and nuclear crisis, which slashed local output by almost two-thirds in March alone.
Nintendo to launch new Wii in 2012 as profit slips
Nintendo Co Ltd said it would launch a successor to its aging Wii game console in 2012 as it struggles to win back users from rivals Microsoft and Sony and seeks to reverse a slump in profits.
Wall Street down as Kimberly-Clark cuts outlook
Stocks fell on Monday on signs some corporate outlooks were being strained by inflation concerns, including consumer products maker Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Nissan recalls 196,000 SUVs on corrosion risk
Nissan Motor Co Ltd <7201.T> recalled nearly 196,000 older-model Pathfinder and Infiniti QX4 SUVs due to the chance that road salt and water could collect to cause a loss of steering, U.S. safety regulators said.
RadioShack profit hurt by T-Mobile
RadioShack Corp's quarterly earnings fell on weakness in its T-Mobile business and higher costs, prompting the U.S. consumer electronics chain to cut the top end of its full-year profit outlook.
Kimberly-Clark profit falls, weighed down by costs
Kimberly-Clark Corp posted a lower quarterly profit on Monday and said this year's earnings could come in below earlier expectations as costs for pulp and other goods are rising more than twice as much as it expected.
Kimberly-Clark's quarterly profit slips
Kimberly-Clark Corp on Monday posted a lower quarterly profit and said this year's earnings could come in below earlier expectations as the rapid rise in costs for pulp and other goods pressures its profitability.
Sony: Hackers Caused PlayStation Network Outage
Sony Corporate Communications Director Patrick Seybold made the confirmation on Friday shortly before a second announcement that Sony is suspending access to its PlayStation Network Service.
Johnson Controls reports higher earnings
Johnson Controls Inc reported higher second-quarter earnings on Monday and lifted its revenue outlook for the year due to the stronger euro and higher expectations for its heating and ventilation unit.
Barrick bids C$7.3 billion for Equinox, tops Minmetals
Barrick Gold Corp has agreed to buy Equinox Minerals for about C$7.3 billion ($7.68 billion), topping a bid from China's Minmetals Resources <1208.HK> in a big bet on soaring copper demand.
Prince Harry will throw Royal Wedding after-party
OK! Magazine is reporting that Prince William's little brother, Harry, will be throwing him and his bride-to-be Kate Middleton an after party after the royal wedding.
Barrick bids for Equinox, tops Minmetals
Barrick Gold Corp has agreed to buy Equinox Minerals for about C$7.3 billion ($7.68 billion), topping a bid from China's Minmetals Resources <1208.HK> in a big bet on soaring copper demand.
Jury to decide Rajaratnam's fate in insider case
The fate of hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam will be in the hands of a jury on Monday in the biggest Wall Street insider trading trial in decades.
Wall Street flat near 3-year highs
Stocks were little changed on Monday as investors digested gains from a slew of recent strong earnings reports, while Wall Street was set for a choppy, low volume day with major European markets closed.
China unveils new wanted, not-wanted industry list
China's economic planning agency on Monday published a new list of industries that it would encourage, restrict or ban, a blueprint that could have a far-reaching impact on investment activity China over the coming years.
Johnson Controls lifts 2011 revenue forecast
Johnson Controls Inc posted higher second-quarter earnings on Monday and raised its revenue forecast for fiscal year 2011 due to the stronger euro and higher growth estimates for its building efficiency unit.
Schalke 04 Vs Manchester United - Berbatov ruled out, Rooney targeted
It has been confirmed that Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov will be out of the Champions League first leg against German side Schalke after failing to recover from a groin strain.
Elton John confirms Lady Gaga is godmother of his son
In an interview, Barbara Walters went deep into Elton John's and David Furnish's life as the couple opened up about their son Zachary.