Dow ends worst day in 7 months on Saudi fears
Fears about the economy and unrest in Saudi Arabia darkened the outlook for equities on Thursday, pushing major indexes below key technical levels.
Oil pares losses as Saudi protest heightens worries
Oil recouped most of its deep losses in late trade on Thursday after reports of police firing on protesters in Saudi Arabia revived fears of further unrest in the world's top exporter.
HCA shares rise after biggest U.S. PE-backed IPO
Shares of private equity-backed hospital operator HCA Holdings Inc rose nearly 4 percent in early trading in a strong stock market debut on Thursday, even as the broad market sank.
Rajaratnam tapes played for jurors in N.Y. court
Jurors for the first time heard the voices of accused hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam and some of his high-placed friends discussing stocks in wiretapped conversations that authorities argue show he traded illegally on company secrets.
China's cyber abilities worry U.S.: spy chief
China's growing capabilities in cyber-warfare and intelligence gathering are a formidable concern to the United States, the top intelligence official told a Senate panel on Thursday.
Wall Street skids on cloudy technical outlook
Fears about the economy and unrest in the Middle East sent indexes skidding below key technical levels on Thursday as the near-term outlook for stocks grew cloudy.
Raj Rajaratnam tapes played for jurors in N.Y. court
Jurors for the first time heard the voices of accused hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam and some of his high-placed friends discussing stocks in wiretapped conversations that authorities argue show he traded illegally on company secrets.
S&P 500 technical levels weaken
The S&P 500 fell on Thursday below its 50-day moving average for the first time since November 30, highlighting the benchmark's loss of upward momentum.
Lindsay Lohan rejects plea deal
Lindsay Lohan was back in court today as she rejected a plea agreement offered by prosecutors in a grand theft case. The plea would have guaranteed Lohan's return to jail.
Deep probe expected for D.Boerse-NYSE merger
EU regulators are likely to take a long, hard look at Deutsche Boerse's planned takeover of NYSE Euronext, the EU's antitrust chief said, while a top NYSE executive said talks with authorities globally are so far going well.
Crude oil pares losses on Saudi unrest
Brent and U.S. crude oil futures pared losses on Thursday, beset by deeper geopolitical concerns on witness reports that police fired upon protesters in Saudi Arabia's Eastern province.
GM CFO to leave after missing out on top job
General Motors Co finance chief Chris Liddell, who was passed over for the top job at the automaker last year, is leaving the company.
Wall Street adds to losses with S&P at session low
Stocks extended losses on Thursday, with the S&P 500 hitting session lows as traders cited anxiety over Saudi police firing on protesters.
Financial markets software developer MetaQuotes offers free enterprise management system for educational institutions
The Company will provide all educational institutions its groupware for managing enterprises, known by the brand name TeamWox, absolutely free of cost.
Facebook puts six on Forbes billionaire list
Facebook not only made household names out of its founders thanks to the movie The Social Network -- it has also minted the latest crop of the richest people on the planet.
HCA makes strong debut as shares gain 4 percent
Shares of private equity-backed hospital operator HCA Holdings Inc were up 4 percent on Thursday in a strong stock market debut, even as the broad market sank.
Crude prices retrace up on Saudi unrest
Brent crude oil futures climbed back to positive territory and U.S. crude pared losses Thursday after reports from Saudi Arabia said police had fired upon protesters, traders and other market sources said.
GM CFO Chris Liddell to leave company
General Motors Co said on Thursday that Chief Financial Officer Chris Liddell will leave a little more than a year after joining the U.S. automaker from software giant Microsoft Corp .
Police Remove Some Demonstrators from Wisconsin Capitol Building
Police physically removed more than a dozen demonstrators at an entrance to the Assembly chamber in the Wisconsin capitol building on Thursday ahead of vote in that chamber of a bill that would remove collective bargaining rights from public state employee unions.
Online game company Zynga to double India staff this year
Zynga, the online game company behind the titles FarmVille and Mafia Wars, and one of the hottest U.S. Web start-ups, said it is starting a game development studio in India and plans to double its staff there this year.
Angry Birds creator Rovio raises $42 million
Rovio, the Finnish developer behind the Angry Birds smartphone game, raised $42 million from investors and named Skype co-founder Niklas Zennstroem to its board.
Apple iPad to go on sale online first
Apple Inc will kick off online sales of its new iPad in the early hours on Friday ahead of its evening store launch of the tablet computer.
Charlie Sheen may have caused shirt company to fold
TMZ is reporting that Sheen may have caused a lot of damage to the company that made the shirts Sheen wore in Two and a Half Men.
Indexes lose over 1 percent
Stocks slid more than 1 percent on Thursday and the S&P 500 fell through a key technical level amid global economic worries, suggesting more losses may be on the way.
Chilean man gets 82 tattoos of Julia Roberts [PHOTOS]
All of the tattoos are inspired by various scenes from her films. Here is a look at Miljenko Parserisas Bukovic and his tattoos.
The High Cost Of A Data Breach
Data breaches are costing companies $7.2 million per year according to a study from Symantec.
Charlie Sheen's shirt company may close down
TMZ is reporting that Sheen may have caused a lot of damage to the company that made the shirts Sheen wore in Two and a Half Men.
Oil drops on stronger dollar
Oil prices tumbled on Thursday as the dollar strengthened on renewed Euro zone credit worries, though fears remained that prolonged conflict in Libya could do long-lasting damage its oil infrastructure.
Merkel ally lowers euro summit expectations
Euro zone leaders will not decide much at Friday's summit on the bloc's debt crisis but a compromise deal is likely at the end of the month, a coalition ally of German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday.
Stanley Ho says legal dispute resolved
Macau gaming magnate Stanley Ho, chairman of the enclave's biggest casino operator SJM Holdings <0880.HK>, has resolved his dynastic tussle against his family members.