Science Alone Can't Name Source Of 2001 Anthrax Attacks
The scientific evidence by itself can't pinpoint the origin of the anthrax mailings that in 2001 and infected 22 people and killed five, according to a report from the National Research Council.
Stock futures up after M&A, Dell earnings
Stock index futures rose on Wednesday after estimate-beating results from Dell and a deal for Sanofi-Aventis to buy Genzyme for $20.1 billion in cash.
Producer prices, home construction rise
U.S. core producer prices in January rose to their highest rate in more than two years, hinting at a build up in inflation pressures as the recovery gathers pace, a potentially troubling development for the Federal Reserve.
Housing starts surge in January, permits tumble
U.S. housing starts rose more than expected in January to their highest rate in four months but permits for future home construction dropped sharply after hefty gains the prior month, according to a government report on Wednesday that showed the housing market still bouncing along the bottom.
Skype happy to hire Finnish engineers
Internet telephone service Skype said Nokia's alliance with Microsoft presented an opportunity for the company to tap into Finnish engineering talent looking for new jobs.
Mobile Fair: Interview: Skype happy to hire Finnish engineers
Internet telephone service Skype said Nokia's alliance with Microsoft presented an opportunity for the company to tap into Finnish engineering talent looking for new jobs.
Bonnaroo Festival lineup announced; Eminem and Buffalo Springfield to play
The annual Bonnaroo Music festival is held in Manchester Tennessee, in the middle of June. This year is it is June 9-11.
Internet, Social Media may trigger change in Libya, Iran, Bahrain as protests continue
Internet and social media platforms which emerged as potent tools for churning up dissent in Egypt and Tunisia continue to play a crucial role even in the latest upheaval in Libya, Bahrain as well as in Iran.
Mick Jagger, the latest victim of Twitter death hoax
Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger became the latest victim of the Twitter death hoax after 'RIP Mick Jagger' turned up on the Trending Topics list on Wednesday.
Google CEO: We Tried To Woo Nokia, Still Open To Partnership
Google tried to get Nokia to use Android, the CEO said.
Borders files for bankruptcy
Borders Group Inc , the second-largest U.S. bookstore chain, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, after years of sharp sales declines that made it impossible to manage its crushing debt load.
Surging Wireless Taxes A Growing Burden
Wireless consumers across the United States continue to face excessive and discriminatory federal, state, and local taxes and fees on their wireless bills, says a new report, which finds Nebraska paying a whopping 23.69 percent.
BHP in $80 billion expansion spree, puts off big takeovers
BHP Billiton plans to pour $80 billion into expansion over the next five years rather than chase ambitious takeovers, the world's biggest miner said after booming demand for iron ore and copper helped nearly double its first-half profits.
Apple's App Store Still King, But Others Gaining Share
Google's Android Marketplace makes a huge jump in market share, but Apple's App Store is still way ahead of the pack.
Home Depot to give boost to job creation by filling 60000 positions
The home improvement retailer is set to give significant boost to job creation in the economy, hiring over 60000 seasonal associates to cope with the demands of a busy spring season.
Cost cuts drive Heineken to forecast-beating 2010
Heineken NV , the world's third-largest brewer, beat full-year earnings forecasts as cost cuts in Europe and savings from a large Mexican acquisition more than offset lower beer sales, lifting its shares.
Daimler dividend above expectations, outlook upbeat
Daimler proposed a higher-than-expected annual dividend on Wednesday, predicting a considerable gain in earnings this year on better sales of its Mercedes premium cars and a turnaround at its trucks business.
Arsenal vs. Barcelona Live-Coverage
On Wednesday, two teams who arguably play the most attractive football in the world will face each other at Emirates Stadium when Arsenal hosts Barcelona in the first-leg of the Champions League Round-of-16.
Match Preview - How will the dream clash between Arsenal and Barcelona pan out?
On Wednesday, two teams who arguably play the most attractive football in the world will face each other at the Emirates Stadium when Arsenal host Barcelona in the first-leg of the Champions League last-16 round.
SocGen's Q4 profits bounce back
Profits at French bank Societe Generale nearly quadrupled in the final quarter of last year, thanks to a pick-up in its retail banking and core equities derivatives businesses, it said on Wednesday.
HTC Unveils Two Smartphones With Facebook Buttons
Smartphone maker HTC has rolled out two new phones - HTC ChaCha and HTC Salsa - with a dedicated Facebook button for one-touch access to the key functions of the social networking service.
Britney Spears sustains 'Hold it against me' buzz with super-short YouTube teaser videos
Weeks after launching the audio of her new song 'Hold it against me', Britney Spears has managed to sustain the buzz with super-short teaser videos on YouTube.
Giant fireball possibly a meteor sighted over East Coast
A fireball that streaked through the skies over East Coast, described by viewers as -- the size of a Cesna plane and one of the biggest, brightest, and most colorful ever! -- could have been a passing meteor.
Arnold may appear in another Terminator film
Universal is planning one with Justin Lin as director
From Buttonwood to Deutsche Börse: A History of the NYSE
A look at 5 key events that shaped the New York Stock Exchange from the 18th century till date
New subscription service: Should Apple fear App developers' backlash?
The Apple's new subscription service has begun drawing in flak from app developers. The pressing questions now are: Should Apple fear the backlash? Will the subscription service bring down Apple's App monopoly?
California freezes hiring amid $25 bln budget gap
California Governor Jerry Brown issued a hiring freeze across state government in the midst of an estimated budget deficit of $25.4 billion.
Game eyes step change in online revenue
British PC and video games retailer Game said it is aiming to revive its fortunes by increasing sales over the Internet and converting more visitors to its stores into paying customers.
Global stocks rise; sterling up on rate view
Global stocks rose on Wednesday on optimism about a strong outlook for corporate earnings, while expectations for higher interest rates in the UK lifted sterling and the euro gained against the dollar on sovereign demand.
BHP Billiton CEO harbored concern over China spying
Global miner BHP Billiton's boss, Marius Kloppers, confirmed on Wednesday he had harbored concerns about Chinese and competitor espionage on his business, citing it as a reason behind his push for market pricing of key commodities.