Toshiba CEO plans to overcome supply chain woes in H2
Japan's Toshiba Corp said on Thursday it expects its operations to recover in the second half of this financial year after being hit by supply chain disruptions in the wake of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.
4 Top Lawmakers React to Obama's Deficit Speech
The top four lawmakers in Washington on Wednesday responded to President Barack Obama's speech on long term fiscal policy, focusing on Obama's comments on health care coverage for seniors and increasing taxes.
Asia's Clamor to Buy Silver Unheard of...Dysfunctional as Gold Slips with Stocks
The interbank silver market [in Asia] is dysfunctional says one Hong Kong dealer's note. Liquidity is getting worse while the price action is getting more exaggerated as a result.
U.S. probes whether banks colluded in Libor: report
U.S. regulators are probing whether some major banks colluded to manipulate a global benchmark interest rate before and during the financial crisis, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the situation.
Former BP boss Browne on Glencore shortlist: source
Former BP chief executive John Browne is on the shortlist of candidates to become chairman of mining giant Glencore , a source familiar with the matter said, confirming news reports.
Senate panel slams Goldman in scathing crisis report
In the most damning official U.S. report yet produced on Wall Street's role in the financial crisis, a Senate panel accused powerhouse Goldman Sachs of misleading clients and manipulating markets, while also condemning greed, weak regulation and conflicts of interest throughout the financial system.
Market set to open lower after disappointing data
Wall Street stocks were set for a lower open on Thursday as worries about higher inflation and signs of job market weakness kept investors cautious.
Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones: Photos of the couple through the years
People.com recnetly reported that actress Catherine Zeta-Jones was treated for Bipolar Disorder.
Reactor Fuel Rods Damaged, TEPCO Admits
Tokyo Electric Power Co. has confirmed what many experts said all along -- that the spent fuel rods in one of the reactors were damaged and releasing radioactive material.
Facebook investor Milner to open HK office: source
Russian billionaire Yuri Milner, a venture capitalist and social networking investor who has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in Facebook, Groupon and Zynga, is opening an office in Hong Kong, according to a source familiar with the matter.
China FX reserves soar past $3 trillion, add to inflation
China's foreign exchange reserves soared to a record of more than $3 trillion by end-March, while its money supply growth blew past forecasts, threatening to aggravate the nation's inflation woes and trigger more policy tightening.
David Beckham bends footballs into rubbish bins at a California beach (VIDEO)
A new video has emerged in which LA Galaxy star David Beckham bends three footballs into far away rubbish bins while on a California beach, promoting questions of whether he really did it or whether the incident was staged.
Futures fall on inflation worries; data in focus
Stock index futures fell on Thursday before U.S. data that could shed light on the impact of rising commodity prices and as concerns grew over Chinese inflation.
BRICS demand global monetary shake-up, greater influence
The BRICS group of emerging-market powers kept up the pressure on Thursday for a revamped global monetary system that relies less on the dollar and for a louder voice in international financial institutions.
Futures dip on China inflation worries; data eyed
Stock index futures fell on Thursday as investors awaited data to assess the impact of rising commodity prices amid growing concerns over Chinese inflation.
Music piracy and shoplifting are worlds apart to students: study
Students perceive shoplifting and digital piracy differently, despite the fact that they are both forms of theft, finds a new study.
Stock futures signal weak start for Wall Street
Stock index futures pointed to a slightly weaker start for Wall Street on Thursday, with futures for the S&P 500, Dow Jones industrial average and Nasdaq down 0.1 to 0.2 percent by 0847 GMT.
Stanford research casts sober light on Russia's mortality crisis (FULL TEXT)
The end of an anti-alcohol campaign contributed to a plunge in mortality rates during its short life in the Gorbachev era, researchers said.
FDA OKs new treatment for large brain aneurysms
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new treatment system manufactured by Neurovasx Inc. for large brain aneurysms. Maple Grove-based Neurovasx's cPAX Aneurysm Treatment System is for surgery on brain aneurysms that are difficult to manage because of their size and shape.
Dollar at low, world stocks weaker
The dollar sank to a 16-month low against a basket of currencies on Thursday as investors bet U.S. monetary policy would continue to be loose, while a report that Chinese inflation will rise dragged on equities.
BRICS take aim at dollar with call for global monetary revamp
The five BRICS nations took another step toward cementing their global influence on Thursday, calling for a broad-based international reserve currency system providing stability and certainty.
Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Real Madrid - Match Highlights (VIDEO)
Tottenham made a valiant attempt to overturn their first leg deficit of 4-0 on Wednesday, but Real Madrid secured a 1-0 victory via Cristiano Ronaldo's goal at White Hart Lane to go through 5-0 on aggregate, setting up a semi final El Classico with Barcelona.
Air France A380 Collision at JFK Airport -- PHOTOS/VIDEO
Photos and video of the April 12 Air France A380 Collision at JFK Airport have emerged.
Six-wheeled Superbus to hit the roads and cruise at 155mph (VIDEO)
A 15ft-long, six-wheeled behemoth that on first glance looks like a cross between the Batmobile and a (very) stretched limousine, billed as the 'Superbus' was unveiled in Dubai on Sunday.
Japan Nuclear Agency releases report card on Fukushima reactor
Summary of details at Fukushima Nuclear Stations and other reactors by Japan's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency:
IAEA's latest status on reactors at Fukushima Nuclear Plant
IAEA's latest status on reactors at Fukushima Nuclear Plant : the situation at the Fukushima Daiichi plant remains very serious but there are early signs of recovery in some functions such as electrical power and instrumentation
Apple suppliers begin making white iPhones: sources
Suppliers to Apple Inc have begun production of white iPhones after a delay of almost 10 months, pointing to a launch date of within a month, two people familiar with the situation said on Thursday.
Catherine Zeta-Jones follows several celebrities into treatment for Bipolar Disorder [PHOTOS]
Catherine Zeta-Jones follows several celebrities including Ben Stiller and Sting into treatment for Bipolar Disorder. The actress was reportedly hit by the stress of husband Michael Douglas' throat cancer battle.
Ten reasons why BlackBerry PlayBook would lose the tablet war
The BlackBerry PlayBook is to hit stores by April 19. While the new gadget is smaller than most other tablets, especially the iPad 2, it might just remain a good attempt from RIM to get into the tablet war. But the question remains whether it will be a capable player in the market.
Apple suppliers begin production of white iPhone: sources
Suppliers to Apple Inc have begun production of white iPhones after a delay of almost 10 months, pointing to a launch date of within a month, two people familiar with the situation said on Thursday.