Iran to shut down Google email service: report
The Iranian government said it will permanently suspend Google Inc's email service in the country, the Wall Street Journal reported on its website on Wednesday.
Google to build high-speed Internet network
Google Inc plans to build a super-fast Internet network for up to half a million people, a project that could pressure telecommunications companies to loosen their control of Web access in the United States.
Australia urges China for speedy Rio resolution
Australia urged China on Thursday to proceed quickly with the trial of four China-based staff of Anglo-Australian miner Rio Tinto , whose arrest on charges of spying and bribery have strained ties with Beijing.
Bailout costs fell by $400 billion, will fall more: Geithner
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Wednesday that the expected cost of U.S. financial bailout has fallen by more than $400 billion in the last year.
Stocks slip as Bernanke offsets Greece report
U.S. stocks dipped on Wednesday as worries over Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's strategy after the economy recovers offset optimism about a possible rescue for debt-burdened Greece.
Daily Forecast - 11/2/2010
The Australian Dollar opens slightly lower today against its U.S. counterpart at 0.8755.
Lord of the Rings die-hard fan releases 'prequel'
A major fan of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, spent six years and her entire life savings creating a prequel to the films.
Wall St dips as Bernanke offsets Greece report
U.S. stocks dipped on Wednesday as worries over Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's strategy after the economy recovers offset optimism about a possible rescue for debt-burdened Greece.
Stocks dip as Bernanke offsets Greece report
U.S. stocks dipped on Wednesday as worries over Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's strategy after the economy recovers offset optimism about a possible rescue for debt-burdened Greece.
Euro zone in intense talks on Greek rescue plan
Euro zone countries held intensive talks on Wednesday on a possible rescue for debt-laden Greece while civil servants in Athens staged the first big strike against government austerity plans.
Scientists argue for new climate science approaches
A number of mistakes and eroding public confidence has some scientists calling for drastic changes in how future United Nations climate reports are handled.
Stocks dip in busy day ahead of EU Econ Summit
The stock market ended slightly down today ahead of tomorrow's all important European Union Economic Summit, when European leaders will meet and discuss the details of a Greece bailout.
Opera says to introduce faster browser for iPhone
Norwegian browser company Opera Software said it would reveal a version of its Mini browser for Apple Inc's iPhone next week, offering faster download speeds.
UPS contacted by EU in price-fixing investigation
United Parcel Service Inc , the world's largest package-delivery service, said on Wednesday it has been contacted by the European Commission, which is probing price fixing in the shipping business.
iSuppli: Apple making up to 60% profit on iPad
Apple Inc. is set to make substantial margins on the iPad tablet, as the product only costs between $219 and $335 depending on the model, according to research firm iSuppli Corp.
U.S. real estate IPOs face tough market
Initial public offerings by real estate investment trusts faced a tough market on Wednesday as investors shied away from taking on risk in a volatile market.
Slim helps emerging-market M&A outstrip U.S., Europe
Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim's multi-billion dollar move to consolidate his telecoms empire has helped push emerging-market mergers and acquisitions (M&A) ahead of U.S. and European dealmaking in the year to date.
Carlyle sees Volcker impact on banks PE assets
Large banks will likely pare back their private equity-related operations in anticipation of the so-called Volcker rule, despite it being unclear if it will be adopted, the co-founder of Carlyle Group said on Wednesday.
AMG to buy UK's Pantheon for $775 million
Affiliated Managers Group Inc said on Wednesday it plans to buy British private equity group Pantheon Ventures, in the U.S. money manager holding company's fifth acquisition in seven months.
Micron to acquire Numonyx for $1.27 billion
Micron Technology Inc said it is acquiring privately held Numonyx Holdings B.V. on Tuesday in an all-stock deal valued at about $1.27 billion.
Lions Gate says Miramax fits acquisition criteria
Independent studio Lions Gate Entertainment on Wednesday said Walt Disney Co's art-house studio Miramax would fit into its criteria for acquisitions.
Stocks recover as investors shrug off fears of Bernanke's exit plans
Major U.S. stock indices recovered from earlier losses on Wednesday, shrugging off initial fears about Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's exit plan for the Fed's current level of support for the financial system.
Google testing broadband network :100xfaster than DSL
Google believes that internet speed is not fast enough and said it is building a new-and-improved network that will work 100 times faster than the cable and DSL services that the majority of Americans use today.
TI integrates 4 radios on chip
Texas Instruments announced a new chip that promises to give more functionality to mobile devices while also shrinking their footprint.
Sprint revenue misses expectations, shares fall
Sprint Nextel Corp's fourth-quarter revenue fell 7 percent and missed Wall Street expectations as the No. 3 U.S. mobile service charged consumers less for phone calls to help curb subscriber losses.
Google to build broadband network
Google Inc said it planned to build a high-speed broadband network, as the top Internet search company continues to explore new business areas.
Accessory makers, app developers eye Apple's iPad
The iPad may still be weeks away from launch, but the companies that feed off the popularity of Apple Inc's products are already hard at work prepping for the new tablet.
Google plans experiment to offer superfast Web
Google Inc said on Wednesday it would build a super high-speed broadband network for up to half a million people around the United States in order to experiment with the possibilities of a network running at 100 times current speeds.
Bernanke lays out vision for Fed monetary exit
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Wednesday detailed how the U.S. central bank will begin to wean the economy off its extraordinary stimulus, even as he stressed it was not yet time to do so.
New York Times ad outlook dim, shares fall
The New York Times Co warned on Wednesday that print newspaper advertising will continue to decline, sending shares down nearly 9 percent, even as the company slashed costs to reach a higher-than-expected fourth-quarter profit.