UK's Cameron urges ambassadors to 'sell Britain'
Britain now intends to focus on growth as Prime Minister David Cameron urged the importance of trade to the country's business ambassadors. Cameron urged the ambassadors to 'sell Britain' to the rest of the world, and emphasized on the importance of growth.
Wall Street rises after positive earnings news
U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday after several fourth-quarter earnings reports and outlooks came in higher than expected, putting the S&P 500 index on track to snap three straight sessions of declines.
Which AT&T 4G phone stands out? Motorola Atrix, HTC Inspire or Samsung Infuse?
Not to be left behind in the fight for 4G space, AT&T has introduced three phones on its network from Motorola, HTC and Samsung at the recently concluded CES 2011 in Las Vegas, and made sure it has the arsenal to make up for the iPhone loss, courtesy, Apple launching an iPhone for Verizon.
November wholesale inventories fall, sales up sharply
U.S. wholesale inventories unexpectedly fell in November as wholesale sales outstripped forecasts, a government report showed on Tuesday, suggesting optimism about the sustainability of demand.
Kinect or Move - Take your pick
Soft games, hardcore gaming, linear or 3D effect, motion gaming has changed the way we look at the virtual world - Kinect or Move - take your pick
Japan to buy euro debt, Portugal resists bailout
Japan promised on Tuesday to buy euro zone bonds this month in a show of support for Europe's struggle with a seething debt crisis.
Alaska pipeline still seen restarting this week: source
Alaska's main oil pipeline was still expected to restart this week after a spill on Saturday forced it to shut down, idling 12 percent of U.S. oil production, a source familiar with its operations said.
DGA nominations leave female directors out
Considered an indication of what to expect at the Oscars, True Grit and 127 Hours find no mention along with the ladies in the DGA list
Holiday surprises help Sears and Tiffany
The holiday shopping season still delivered a few surprises on Tuesday, both naughty and nice, showing that the U.S. economic recovery is not strong enough to lift all retailers.
Portugal Prime Ministe says no aid needed, budget gap below goal
Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates attempted on Tuesday to put a floor under persistent talk that his country will seek an international bailout, saying there are no such plans and that the 2010 budget gap was lower than its goal.
Assange could face death penalty in U.S.: lawyers
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will argue he should not be extradited from Britain to Sweden over alleged sex crimes because he could end up in the United States facing the death penalty, his lawyers said on Tuesday.
Auburn Tigers tips Oregon Ducks for NCAA BCS National Championship Title
No. 1 Auburn tipped No. 2 Ducks 22-19 in the Tostitos BCS National Championship Game on Monday night meaning SEC's stayed on top for the fifth straight year and Auburn won the title for the first time since 1957.
Lennar tops Wall Street's view, shares up
Lennar Corp , the third-largest U.S. homebuilder, reported quarterly results that bested Wall Street estimates and said it expected a profitable 2011, sending its shares up more than 7 percent.
Wall Street higher after solid start to earnings season
U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday as the first major set of fourth-quarter earnings came in largely higher than expected, suggesting that the recent run-up in anticipation of results was justified.
Spain Treasury plans syndicated bond this month: source
Spain plans to issue a 10-year syndicated bond this month, a Treasury official told Thomson Reuters service IFR on Tuesday, replicating last year's issuance pattern as jittery markets push its yield spreads near euro-era highs.
Goldman to disclose more to investors: source
Goldman Sachs Group Inc plans to start disclosing more financial information to investors, including how much of its revenue comes from trading and investing its own money, a person familiar with the matter said.
Groupon raises $950 million in financing
Web advertising firm Groupon Inc, announced on Monday that it has completed a $950 million round of financing.
Mobile broadband users seen hitting 1 billion in 2011
Mobile broadband subscriptions are on track to surpass 1 billion in 2011 only months after reaching half a billion, Ericsson said on Tuesday, highlighting a key growth driver for the telecom sector.
Stock futures indicate shares rising on earnings
Stock index futures indicated a higher open for Wall Street on Tuesday after Alcoa , the largest U.S. aluminum producer, kicked off the earnings season by beating forecasts.
One more business school turns to ethics and sustainability studies
The College of Business at the San Francisco State University has launched the Center for Ethical and Sustainable Business
Google's new app to help math buffs solve Sudoku puzzles!
Number crunchers and math buffs can now enjoy a newer version of Internet search engine Google that can solve mathematical puzzle Sudoku.
Stock futures point to higher open as earnings start
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Tuesday as the fourth-quarter earnings season started with a stronger-than-expected profit from Alcoa and higher outlooks from several retailers.
Thailand's Red Shirts protest again but remain peaceful
Over 30,000 protestors took to the streets in Bangkok on Sunday in a peaceful anti-government rally, in the first move seen by the Red Shirts group since the emergency rule was lifted last month.
Consumers still struggling with loans: ABA
U.S. consumers continue to struggle to pay back home equity, auto and other loans as high unemployment drags on the economy.
China overshoots loan target and more tightening to come
China overshot its bank loan target in 2010 and finished the year with money growth still running too fast, underscoring the need for more decisive policy tightening to keep inflation in check.
Kennedy Serial shelved by History Channel; TomKat may not attend the Oscars
Reportedly giving in to political pressure the History Channel refused to air 'The Kennedys' serial. In related news, Tom Cruise and Katie Homes may not be attending the Oscars.
Tiffany raises outlook on 11 percent holiday sales gain
Tiffany & Co's sales over the holiday season rose in every region of the world where it operates jewelry stores, prompting the retailer to raise its full-year profit forecast.
Stock futures rise after solid start to earnings season
Stock index futures rose on Tuesday as fourth-quarter earnings season began with a profit from Alcoa that topped Wall Street targets and as concerns over European debt eased.
Beckhams plan to shift to UK for the new arrival
The whole world is as excited as the Beckhams with the announcement of their new arrival and keeping fingers crossed for a girl
Futures rise after strong Alcoa earnings
U.S. stock index futures rose on Tuesday as the fourth-quarter earnings season unofficially got started with a strong profit beat from Alcoa and as Europe rebounded from recent losses.