Second Sun coming in 2012?
Earth is likely to have second sun in next few weeks, at least temporarily, according to reports of Australian daily news.com.au.
Google's Page brings change and questions
One day after Google's surprise announcement that Larry Page would once again run the company, investors and industry insiders were wondering if he is up to a now very different job.
Capital Punishment in threat as manufacturer stops production of killer drug
Hospira Inc. decides to stop production of sodium theopental - one component of the combination widely used in lethal injections.
Senate will vote on health law repeal, says senior Republican
U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss, R-GA, predicted on Friday that the U.S. Senate will vote on a repeal of the health reform law passed last year, echoing an earlier pledge by the top Senate Republican.
Aung San Suu Kyi to go online for the first time in life
Pro-democracy leader in Myanmar granted Internet access two months after her release from house arrest
Citi board raises CEO Pandit's salary to $1.75 million
Citigroup Inc's board raised the salary of Chief Executive Vikram Pandit to an annual base of $1.75 million, from a symbolic $1 per year, the bank said in a regulatory filing on Friday.
Citi CEO Pandit's salary soars to $1.75 million from $1
Citigroup Inc's board gave Chief Executive Vikram Pandit a $1,749,999 raise on Friday.
U.S. closes four banks, biggest is in Denver
U.S. authorities closed four banks -- one in Denver and three in the U.S. Southeast -- on Friday with total assets of $2.7 billion, bringing the number of failures in 2011 so far to seven.
Facebook raises $1.5 billion from investors
Facebook has raised $1.5 billion from investors, under terms which the world's No. 1 online social network says gives it a value of about $50 billion.
Citi board raises CEO Pandit's salary to $1.75 million
Citigroup Inc's board raised the salary of Chief Executive Vikram Pandit to an annual base of $1.75 million, from a symbolic $1 per year, the bank said in a regulatory filing on Friday.
Corrected: Kraft, Starbucks spar over market share losses
(Corrects date in second paragraph to March 1 from March 31)
Kraft, Starbucks spar over market share losses
Starbucks Corp cannot use market share losses in the grocery coffee aisle as grounds for ending a 12-year-old distribution partnership with Kraft Foods Inc, a Kraft attorney said on Friday.
How to lose weight before wedding
Are you ready for your wedding? Or are you worried to wear your wedding dress because of belly fat and cellulite on your arm? Here, we'll give you some tips to make a 'Dress body line'.
Facebook to unveil financials, raises $1.5 billion
Facebook is preparing to open its books this year or early in 2012 to give investors a glimpse into the financial workings of the world's No. 1 social network, after it sealed an oversubscribed $1.5 billion round of financing led by Goldman Sachs.
Fund managers to post higher profits, mixed flows
Fund companies are poised to report higher profits for the December quarter compared with a year ago as rising markets pushed up total assets.
Obama names GE's Immelt to lead fresh push on jobs
President Barack Obama, in another shift toward the political center, named General Electric Co. Chief Executive Jeffrey Immelt on Friday as a top outside economic adviser to help lift hiring.
Bank of America posts loss on mortgage problems
Bank of America Corp, the largest U.S. bank, reported weaker-than-expected revenue and a second straight quarterly loss after its limping mortgage business triggered writedowns and legal settlements.
Warner Music shares soar on sale talk
A sale of Warner Music Group, whose shares surged nearly 30 percent on Friday on news of the possibility, is not likely to happen until prospective buyers see what happens with EMI Group, its smaller rival whose owners are also exploring strategic options.
Stocks finish mixed
U.S. stocks delivered mixed results Friday, General Electric led the way among blue chip stocks with a stronger-than-expected earnings, while financial sector stocks turned in mixed results.
Lenovo, NEC in talks to combine PC businesses: sources
China's Lenovo Group is in talks with Japan's NEC Corp for a joint venture in personal computers, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said, in a deal that would help them take on larger global rivals.
iFixit Offers Pentalobe Screwdriver For iPhone 4
Gadget repair enthusiast blog says Apple is deliberately making the iPhone 4 impossible to open, but they can help solve that problem.
GE lifts Dow, S&P 500 but S&P's 7-week streak ends
The Dow and S&P 500 rose on Friday as General Electric Co's earnings put a positive tone on the economic recovery, snapping a two-day losing skid for the benchmark index.
Greenland Ice Sheets Melt At Record Rate In 2010
Ice sheets in Greenland are melting faster than ever before, according to new research.
Bar set high as stocks face pullback
The much anticipated pullback is finally under way, some investors say, after a mid-week wobble. But the market is showing it still has some juice left -- if earnings can meet towering expectations.
Bar set high with Wall Street on pullback brink
The much anticipated pullback is finally under way, some investors say, after a mid-week wobble. But the market is showing it still has some juice left
Sprint seen adding subscribers, at least in Q4
Sprint Nextel is expected to reward long-suffering investors with its first quarterly subscriber growth in more than three years, but the celebration may be short-lived.
Black Market Prices: The Low Cost Of Stolen Credit Cards
Security firm Panda Security details the price for various forms of stolen financial information in the black market.
Solar energy effort shines on
The Obama administration is forging ahead with its plans to bolster alternative energy sources in the U.S., advancing a loan of $967 million to help build the world’s largest photovoltaic solar generating plant.
GE earnings climb on strengthening global economy
General Electric Co posted a better-than-expected profit, helped by strong emerging-market demand for heavy equipment and setting the stage for what could be a wave of strong manufacturing earnings reports.
What is National Hug Day?
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