Twitter rolls out new feature - @anywhere
Twitter announced a new technology that will embed the popular micro-blogging site onto individual websites.
Blockbuster raises bankruptcy as possibilty
Video-rental chain Blockbuster Inc said on Tuesday for the first time it may need to file for bankruptcy protection after years of struggling to lessen its debt load.
NASA surprised by shrimp-like creature beneath Antartica
NASA scientists were very surprised at the discovery of a shrimp-like creature living at deep beneath an Antarctic ice sheet.
Facebook beats Google as most visited site
For the first time, Facebook replaced Google as the most visited Web site in the U.S. for a full week.
Author Lewis says Wall Street reckoning is coming
Wall Street's biggest banks could be broken up by the Congress in the coming year in an eventual reckoning over the financial meltdown of 2008, Liar's Poker author Michael Lewis said on Tuesday.
FCC backs plan to speed up Internet
Communications regulators submitted to Congress a national broadband plan that aims to expand access, increase Internet speeds and shift airwaves to mobile services.
Canadian lawmakers grill Toyota execs on recall
Canadian lawmakers accused Toyota Motor Corp executives on Tuesday of waiting too long to inform the government of problems with faulty accelerators in some of the company's vehicles.
Stocks close up on Fed comments and Greece's rating
The stock market closed with a modest gain Tuesday following an afternoon rally as investors breathed a sigh of relief that the Federal Reserve pledged to keep interest rates low “for an extended period of time” and Standard & Poor's affirmed Greece's debt rating.
Microsoft Releases Internet Explorer 9 'Platform Preview'
Microsoft today unveiled a public sneak preview of its newest browser, Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) which is aimed at Web developers.
Resume Tips – Something to think about…
How many times have you picked up a magazine while waiting for an appointment and flipped through the hundreds of pages of articles? How long did it take you to decide whether or not to turn the page?
Intel shares jump on talk of strong earnings
Intel Corp shares jumped 4 percent on Tuesday on speculation that the world's top chip maker is preparing to release a positive estimate of its current-quarter earnings.
Wall St hits fresh 17-month high after Fed
Stocks rose to a fresh 17-month high on Tuesday after the Federal Reserve held benchmark rates near zero and maintained its pledge to keep them low for an extended period.
Everything You Need to Know About Agritourism
Carlos Castejon greets us wearing a cowboy hat, a red flannel shirt, jeans and cowboy boots. For him, it's just another day at Finca el Cisne, his 2,000-acre ranch outside of Copan Ruinas, Honduras. But for us, it will be a day filled with tasting local produce, horseback riding and learning about how coffee beans are grown and harvested.
Senate panel seen approving financial reform
The new financial reform bill introduced in the Senate will likely be approved at the committee level next week, but its shape could change substantially once it comes before the full Senate and winning Republican support comes into play, analysts said on Tuesday.
Bad weather depresses housing starts in February
U.S. housing starts fell last month as winter storms disrupted construction, and another drop in building permits suggested the weakness would linger.
GE expects profit, dividend to rise in 2011: CFO
After two rocky years and a severe global financial crisis, General Electric Co expects its profit and dividend to rise in 2011, the largest U.S. conglomerate's chief financial officer said.
Wall St higher after Fed statement
Stocks rose on Tuesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve held benchmark rates near zero and renewed its pledge to keep them exceptionally low for an extended period.
Stocks keep gains as rates will stay low for an 'extended period'
The U.S. stock market held on to gains in the afternoon session as the Federal Reserve pledged to keep the federal funds rate low for an extended period, calming fears the Fed Reserve would take a more hawkish stance.
Wall St. higher after Fed statement
Stocks rose on Tuesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve held benchmark rates near zero and renewed its pledge to keep them exceptionally low for an extended period.
Senate bill threatens stiff penalties on China
Members of Congress on Tuesday threatened Beijing with duties on some of its exports if it fails to revalue its currency, pressuring the Obama administration to label China a currency manipulator.
Fed holds rates, extended period vow steady
The Federal Reserve held benchmark rates near zero on Tuesday and renewed a promise to keep them exceptionally low for an extended period while pointing to increased momentum in the economy's recovery.
Intel unveils new server chips ahead of AMD
Intel Corp released its newest server chips on Tuesday, as it seeks to maintain its dominance over rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc , and prepare for an expected rise in demand.
Harley-Davidson shares gain on takeover chatter
Harley-Davidson Inc shares jumped 5.7 percent on Tuesday amid speculation the motorcycle maker could be the target of a leveraged buyout.
Kraft under fire after Cadbury plant U-turn
Kraft Foods came under heavy fire from UK parliamentarians on Tuesday for raising false hopes about the future of a Cadbury plant as it battled to win control of the British chocolatier.
Shell says most oil companies shunning Venezuela
International oil majors have mostly lost interest in investing in Venezuela, Royal Dutch Shell Plc said on Tuesday.
Arrow talks may prompt sweetened Shell/PetroChina bid
Australia's Arrow Energy said on Tuesday it was in active discussions with Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina over their joint $3 billion takeover offer, prompting analyst talk of a sweetened deal.
Higher risk in children exposed to CT scan
The risk of a single scan inducing a fatal cancer in children is 70 times greater than the risk of dying from a general anesthetic, warned a radiology expert, urging physicians to request a formal written consent from parents, before ordering their children's CT scan.
The number of HIV infected people in Queensland spikes up
According to Queensland's Chief Health Officer, Jeannette Young, about 12 new cases are added in the list of HIV affected people last year who were under the category of persons in the age of 25 to 34 years of age.
Australians in country areas have poorest heart health
According to latest findings released by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW), those living in country and remote areas are more likely to die or need hospital care for cardiovascular disease (CVD).
Number of ‘Mischievous’ Doctors Rose To 300%
The number of misbehaving doctors at Australia rises to 300%