Messi gets the better of Ronaldo
Lionel Messi, and not Cristiano Ronaldo, is on the way to greatness according to Barcelona and Netherlands legend Johan Cruyff.
T. Rowe Price mutual funds buy into Facebook
A number of T. Rowe Price Group mutual funds reported owning stakes in Facebook Inc, valuing the fast-growing social media company at $25 per share.
Data lifts Wall St but Google weighs on tech
Stocks rose on Friday as encouraging economic indicators overshadowed disappointing results from Bank of America and Google.
Core inflation ticks up, may support Fed stance
Rising food and gasoline costs lifted U.S. consumer prices overall in March, but underlying inflation pressures were contained and consumers grew more confident about the economy in early April.
U.S. stages most challenging missile-defense test
The U.S. military said it shot down an intermediate-range ballistic missile target over the Pacific on Friday in the most challenging test yet of its work on a planned antimissile shield for Europe against Iran.
BofA profit drops on foreclosure delays
Bank of America Corp posted an unexpectedly sharp drop in first-quarter profit as higher expenses from delayed home foreclosures weighed on its mortgage business.
Luxury spending by rich to rise
Rich Americans are expected to spend an extra $26.6 billion on luxury goods this year but they will do so with an eye toward value as the country recovers from recession, a poll released on Friday found.
MeeGo sees interest from others after Nokia shift
Technology firms such as LG Electronics are moving toward adopting the Linux-based MeeGo operating system after Nokia abandoned it, one of the project's leaders said.
Instant view: Core inflation rises mildly
Rising food and gasoline prices lifted U.S. consumer inflation as expected in March, but underlying inflation pressures remained contained, a government report showed on Friday.
Vimpelcom eyes talks with Algeria after Wind deal
Vimpelcom will next week seek talks with Algeria on a disputed unit of Orascom Telecom after completing a deal to buy Orascom and other telecoms assets of Egyptian tycoon Naguib Sawiris.
Google CEO: Everything Going According To Plan
Larry Page says the company's management transition is going according to plan; analysts and Wall St. investors aren't so sure as Google's stock takes a tumble.
Glencore's bumper IPO paves way for deals
Top commodity trader Glencore's planned $12 billion London listing has long been seen as the first step to merging with Xstrata , in what could be the biggest mining takeover in history.
PORTUGAL BAILOUT: How Housing Will be Affected
Faced with its worst financial situation in over 30 years, Portugal avoided default on Friday by paying off maturing 2005 bonds.
Playbook Launch Party In New York (Photos)
Research In Motion launched the Playbook last night in New York, but questions about who the device is aimed at still linger.
Details on the shows replacing All my Children and One Life to Live
ABC announced it will be canceling two daytime soap operas, All My Children and One Life to Live.
BofA profit drops; foreclosure delays hurt bank
Bank of America Corp posted an unexpectedly sharp drop in first-quarter profit as higher expenses from delayed home foreclosures weighed on its mortgage business.
Dow, S&P rise on data, but Google curbs Nasdaq
The Dow and S&P rose on Friday as encouraging economic indicators offset disappointing results from Bank of America Corp , though weakness in Google Inc kept the Nasdaq's advance in check.
Core inflation rises slightly, sentiment mends
Rising food and gasoline costs lifted U.S. consumer prices overall in March, but underlying inflation pressures were contained and consumer confidence rose in April.
Costs erode Mattel's quarterly profit
Mattel Inc, maker of Barbie dolls and Hot Wheels cars, reported a 33 percent drop in first-quarter earnings on higher costs.
South Korean portals file competition complaint against Google
South Korea's top internet portals filed a complaint on Friday with antitrust regulators against Google Inc, alleging the search giant was unfairly stifling competition in the domestic mobile internet search market.
Obama Jokes about Birthplace: 'I Wasn't Born Here'
President Barack Obama joked about his birthplace on Thursday at a campaign speech in Chicago where he prepared supporters at a fundraiser for a 2012 presidential re-election run.
U.S. says succeeds in most challenging missile test
The U.S. military said it had successfully completed its most challenging missile intercept test yet, using Lockheed Martin Corp and Raytheon Co hardware to shoot down an intermediate-range ballistic target over the Pacific.
Building Computers Emits More Carbon Than Using Them
A new study shows that most of the energy a computer ever uses is in the manufacturing process rather than when it s being used.
Paul Allen: I’m Just Telling It Like It Is (VIDEO)
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen won't apologize for his unabashed criticism of former best friend and co-founder Bill Gates.
Schwab's profit rises on higher fees, trading
Charles Schwab Corp , the largest U.S. discount brokerage, on Friday posted slightly higher-than-forecast earnings as rising stock markets led to increased trading and fees from clients.
Apple's White iPhone 4 due this month: Will it sport an A5 chip, 8-MP camera and 4-inch screen?
The White iPhone 4 will cease to play hide-and-seek as Apple will start selling the elusive device by the end of this month. Its launch remained as elusive as a white tiger since June 2010.
Plosser says Fed could tighten policy this year
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Plosser on Friday said the U.S. central bank could move to tighten monetary policy this year if the recovery unfolds as he expects.
Cost surge under new Google CEO unnerves Street
Google Inc's stunning 54 percent spending surge in the first quarter spooked investors already worried its new CEO may take his eye off the bottom line to chase revenue growth.
Data helps Dow, S&P, but Google weighs on Nasdaq
The Dow and S&P rose on Friday as encouraging economic indicators offset some disappointing corporate results, though weakness in Google Inc pressured the Nasdaq.
Sack not a problem for Chelsea manager Ancelotti
With everyone expecting Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti to be sacked at the end of the season, the Italian has claimed it would not be a problem for him.