Beatles being paid directly by iTunes in deal
NEW YORK - It seems that the EMI/Beatles deal that finally brought the Fab Four's catalog to iTunes may be more groundbreaking than originally thought.
American Air holds ground in travel agent spat
American Airlines sparred with third-party ticket sellers on Wednesday in an ongoing battle over distribution costs and methods as one key provider of airfare data vowed to stop offering the airline's flight information.
Intel Unveils Sandy Bridge
Intel takes the wrapping off its much anticipated Sandy Bridge processor.
Corrected: LG Display in LCD screen supply deal with Sony
Corrects first paragraph to read flat screen purchases, instead of flat screen TV purchases
LG Display in LCD screen supply deal with Sony
LG Display said on Wednesday that the company is in a TV screen supply deal with Japan's Sony Corp, a major breakthrough for the South Korean company after Sony switched to Samsung six years ago for flat screen purchases.
Clorox sued by Arm & Hammer maker over cat litter
A new lawsuit cries foul over Clorox Co's advertising for a brand of cat litter.
RIM's PlayBook software unit QNX shifts into gear
QNX Software, the system Research In Motion will use to power its PlayBook tablet and future BlackBerry smartphones, may outshine its parent this week as it touts vehicles with the productivity of an office.
Healthcare battle begins
House Republicans wasted no time in going after President Obama’s healthcare reforms of 2010.
Toyota, Ford tied at top in U.S. perception survey
Toyota Motor Corp, faltering from recalls, has fallen into a statistical tie with Ford Motor Co for tops in U.S. consumer brand perception, influential magazine Consumer Reports said on Wednesday.
LG Electronics sees flat North America TV sales in 2011
LG Electronics Inc, the world's No. 2 flat-screen TV maker, expects flat-screen TV sales in North America, its biggest market, to be unchanged this year at 34 million units, an LG executive said on Wednesday.
Hiring surges, buoys economic outlook
The number of U.S. private-sector jobs surged in December at a rate three times stronger than forecast, the most bullish signal in months that a recovery in the world's biggest economy is shifting up a gear.
Google wins court challenge on government contract
Google Inc won a small battle in its larger war to make inroads into government contracting when a federal judge ordered the Interior Department to rethink a proposed bid for a contract for email services.
Toyota, Ford knotted at top in perception survey
Toyota Motor Corp, faltering from recalls, has fallen into a statistical tie with Ford Motor Co for tops in U.S. consumer brand perception, influential magazine Consumer Reports said on Wednesday.
Starbucks cuts name, coffee from logo
Starbucks Corp , the world's biggest coffee chain, dropped both its name and the word coffee from its 40-year old logo, prompting cries of outrage from people who said they were loyal customers.
ADP strength elicits sharp selloff
CHICAGO, Jan 5 - As the domestic session opened, 10-year notes were up 13+/32nds on weaker stocks overnight; however, the ADP Employment report stunned the market with 297k jobs created versus an expectation of +100k.
Madoff's sister-in-law selling Palm Beach home
Bernard Madoff's sister-in-law, whose husband was a top executive at his firm, has put up her luxury home in Palm Beach, Florida, for sale with an asking price of $6.5 million.
Gibbs will leave White House
Robert Gibbs, President Obama’s press secretary is leaving the White House. He will depart some time after the President’s State of the Union address on Jan. 25, the administration said today.
AT&T plans 20 new smartphones, major Android push
AT&T Inc plans to sell 20 phones with high-speed Web surfing this year including 12 phones running Google Inc software in its biggest push yet to lessen its dependence on Apple Inc's iPhone.
Microsoft to work with ARM chips, not just Intel
Microsoft Corp will introduce a version of its Windows operating system compatible with chips designed by Britain's ARM Holdings, as the software company tries to grab a slice of an exploding market for tablet computers.
Verizon Techs Appeal GPS Decision
A group of Verizon technicians is appealing a court decision that upheld the company's right to use global positioning system devices to track employees' whereabouts.
Jobs growth boosts Wall Street, extending rally
The creation of three times as many private-sector jobs as expected turned Wall Street's early losses into gains on Wednesday, extending a rally investors worried had come too far too fast.
Panasonic to reveal Internet TV technology: report
Panasonic Corp will open up for free its technology for Internet-enabled televisions as it looks to create a rival group to the Sony Corp and Google Inc alliance, the Nikkei reported.
Oppenheimer loses $18 million raid claim against Citi
After almost eight years, Oppenheimer & Co has lost its battle to force Citigroup Inc to pay over $18 million for luring away nine of its top financial advisers.
AT&T plans 20 fast Web phones this year
AT&T Inc plans to launch 20 phones with high-speed Web surfing this year including a phone from Motorola Inc.
LG Unveils Smarter Connected TVs, 3D TV and Smartphones
The South Korean electronics giant introduces a slew of new products at the CES.
Comcast rolls out video app for iPad; eyes live TV
Comcast Corp plans to soon roll out a feature allowing its customers to watch real-time television shows, whether a crime drama or newscast, on tablet computers such as Apple Inc's iPad.
Qualcomm moves into tablet business with Atheros
Qualcomm Inc plans to dominate the supply of wireless chips for tablet devices such as Apple's iPad with its $3.2 billion planned purchase of Atheros Communications Inc .
National debt looms large over Washington
The two houses of the 112th Congress commence business today at noon and both veteran lawmakers and newcomers are going to find many important national issues on their collective plates – jobs and the economy, healthcare, last fiscal year’s unattended budget, this fiscal year’s developing budget, immigration, Afghanistan, Pakistan and energy, to name some of the bigger ones.
New York subway passengers stranded during snowstorm mull suing MTA
New York subway passengers, who were stranded for seven hours on the A train when the city was hit by a snowstorm on Dec. 26, are planning to sue the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA).
Hiring surges in December, buoys economic outlook
The number of U.S. private-sector jobs surged in December at a rate three times stronger than forecast, a hiring report showed, the most bullish signal in months that a recovery in the world's biggest economy is shifting up a gear.