Asia stocks set for biggest weekly rise in 3 months
Asian stocks were poised for their best weekly gains in three months as market players hunted for bargains while the euro perked up after the European Central Bank signaled a rate hike as early as next month.
Nintendo's 3DS contains Toshiba, Fujitsu chips: iFixit
Nintendo's 3D-capable handheld game player contains chips manufactured by Toshiba Corp, Fujitsu Ltd and Invensense Inc, technology firm iFixit said after dismantling the hot new gadget.
Jobs seen at 9-month high in February
Employers probably hired more workers in February than in any month since May last year, recovering from extreme winter weather and raising hopes the economic recovery has gathered critical momentum.
Apple to give $100 refund on iPad purchases made in last 14 days
Apple Inc, will give a refund of $100 to shoppers who bought the first-generation iPad at one of its retail stores or through its online store in the past two weeks.
Exclusive: Chrysler refinancing talks advance: sources
Chrysler Group LLC is in advanced discussions with banks on refinancing about $7 billion in government debt and establishing a credit facility in a process that would help clear the way for its initial public offering later this year.
Judge to approve plan that pays GM creditors
A federal judge said on Thursday he would approve the bankruptcy plan for Old GM, wrapping up one of the most complex Chapter 11 cases in U.S. history and paving the way for a distribution of General Motors stock and warrants to creditors.
Interview: Doximity gains fans ahead of official launch
Days ahead of its official launch, Doximity -- a LinkedIn-style application for healthcare professionals -- already has the backing of the venture capital community and thousands of U.S. doctors.
Nintendo has high hopes for 3DS
Nintendo Co Ltd said it has set ambitious goals for its newest handheld gaming system despite growing competition from smartphones like Apple's iPhone.
Exclusive: Chrysler refinancing talks advance, sources say
Chrysler Group LLC is in advanced discussions with banks on refinancing about $7 billion in government debt and establishing a credit facility in a process that would help clear the way for its initial public offering later this year.
Correction: Days before official launch, Doximity garners fans
NEW YORK - Days ahead of its official launch, Doximity -- a LinkedIn-style application for healthcare professionals -- already has backing of the venture capital community and thousands of U.S. doctors.
Banks haven't gotten the tax fraud message: prosecutor
Foreign banks have not gotten the message when it comes to helping American clients avoid paying taxes, a top U.S. tax prosecutor said on Thursday.
Wal-Mart hikes dividend 20.6 percent
Wal-Mart Stores Inc said it is increasing its annual dividend nearly 21 percent, citing its ability to generate cash in a fiscal year that disappointed investors with weak U.S. sales.
Courtney Love to pay $430,000 in Twitter case
LOS ANGELES - Rocker Courtney Love has settled the lawsuit brought against her by a fashion designer who claims she was defamed in a series of Twitter messages.
Days before official launch, Doximity garners fans
Days ahead of its official launch, Doximity -- a LinkedIn-style application for healthcare professionals -- already has backing of the venture capital community and thousands of U.S. doctors.
Marvell quarterly results below estimates
Chipmaker Marvell Technology Group posted worse-than-expected fourth-quarter results as investors worried soft personal computer sales could hit its hard-drive controller business.
Marvell warns of mobile revenue drop, shares dive
Marvell Technology Group warned revenue would drop this quarter as tablet sales nibble at the PC market and as it struggles to sell smartphone chips in China, hurting its shares after hours.
CORRECTED: Doximity gains fans ahead of official launch
Corrects symbol of Apple Inc.NEW YORK - Days ahead of its official launch, Doximity -- a LinkedIn-style application for healthcare professionals -- already has the backing of the venture capital community and thousands of U.S. doctors.
IAC loses appeal over ex-unit that went bankrupt
IAC/InterActiveCorp , a media holding company chaired by billionaire Barry Diller, lost its bid to dismiss a lawsuit accusing it of deceiving a private equity firm into buying a call center operator that quickly went bankrupt.
Fed's balance sheet hits record in latest week
The U.S. Federal Reserve's balance sheet expanded to a record size in the latest week, as the central bank continued to purchase bonds, Fed data released on Thursday showed.
Geithner plays down oil supply risks
Rich nations could tap strategic oil reserves if needed to ward off the risk that Middle East political unrest triggers an inflationary price spiral, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Thursday.
CORRECTED: Wall St rallies on falling oil, economic data
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Geithner: Can tap oil reserves if needed
The United States and other major economies can tap strategic oil reserves if need be to keep soaring oil prices from derailing a global recovery, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Thursday.
Swift deal needed in Mets Madoff dispute: mediator
Mediation would not go on endlessly if no deal were reached between the owners of the New York Mets baseball team and the Madoff trustee in their $1 billion dispute, mediator Mario Cuomo said on Thursday.
Oil falls on profit taking, market eyes Libya plan
Oil prices retreated from near 2-1/2 year highs on Thursday as traders took profits after Venezuela pitched a plan to resolve the Libyan crisis, despite deep skepticism about whether it would work.
Interview: Days before official launch, Doximity garners fans
Days ahead of its official launch, Doximity -- a LinkedIn-style application for healthcare professionals -- already has backing of the venture capital community and thousands of U.S. doctors.
Gross urges slow pace of deficit cuts
Bill Gross, co-chief investment officer of PIMCO, the world's biggest bond fund manager, on Thursday urged lawmakers to cut the massive federal deficit but not so swiftly as to choke off the nascent U.S. economic recovery.
Data points to strengthening growth, jobs
The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless aid hit the lowest level in more than 2-1/2 years last week and service sector hiring picked up in February, signs the labor market recovery was quickening.
Sears latest store chain to woo Amazon affiliates
Sears Holdings Corp sent an open letter on Thursday to independent Web operators affiliated with online retailer Amazon.com inviting them to join its network, becoming the second major U.S. store chain to go after key partners of the Web retailer in recent weeks.
Euro, U.S. business gains, price pressure builds
Growth in the service sectors in the United States and Europe hit its highest in five years in February, suggesting economic growth is accelerating though inflationary pressures are building.
Blackberry Messenger Coming to Android, iOS
RIM may be bringing its popular messaging service to rival platforms, say sources.