IBT Staff Reporter

106201-106230 (out of 154954)

U.S. firm sues China, PC majors over filtering software

A U.S. software maker is suing China, several major PC makers and two Chinese software makers for $2.2 billion, accusing them of using stolen code in controversial Web filtering software that drew global criticism last year.

Asia shares up on resources, eyes on U.S. jobs

Asian shares edged up on Thursday, buoyed by resource shares, while the dollar was on the defensive after minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting suggested the possibility of more stimulus measures for the U.S. economy.

Microsoft CEO unveils new HP tablet

Microsoft Corp Chief Executive Steve Ballmer unveiled a new Hewlett-Packard Co tablet computer on Wednesday, beating Apple Inc's hotly anticipated move into the market.

GE shareholders may face a year of living sideways

After a tumultuous year that saw General Electric Co stock tumble to 18-year lows, then whipsaw back to triple that level, shareholders of the largest U.S. conglomerate may be in for a year of few, if any, gains.

Lockheed says F-35 program not in trouble

Lockheed Martin Corp on Wednesday said it was continuing work to sharply reduce the costs of the F-35 fighter and did not believe the program was in trouble despite a report that the Pentagon will cut production of 122 airplanes through 2015.

How to get yourself headhunted in 2010

It’s all very well applying for jobs. However, the most desirable and prestigious ones are not necessarily advertised but filled by headhunters who approach suitable candidates on behalf of whoever’s hiring.

Motorola may make own brand phone for Google sale

Motorola Inc plans to make a phone that Google will sell in its direct cellphone sales channel and that device could potentially sport the Motorola brand, the company's cellphone chief Sanjay Jha said in an interview on Wednesday.

Thai puts crew of N.Korea arms plane on trial

A Thai court has set on Wednesday to try the crew members of a North Korea arms plane seized in Bangkok in mid-December and refused to release them on bail, according to Ria Novosti news report.

Cadbury talks to Hershey for rival bid

Members of Cadbury Plc's board have been talking with counterparts at Hershey Co as expectations fade for a significantly higher bid from Kraft Foods Inc .

Obama presses security overhaul, Nigerian indicted

U.S. President Barack Obama is not patient and is demanding immediate changes in airline security, the top U.S. military officer said on Wednesday, as a grand jury indicted the Nigerian man for trying to blow up a Detroit-bound plane on Christmas Day.

Justice Department to review Comcast, NBC deal

The U.S. Justice Department will conduct an antitrust review of the proposed $30 billion joint venture between Comcast Corp and NBC Universal, department spokeswoman Gina Talamona said on Wednesday.

Dow and S&P edge up, Nasdaq off on data, Fed minutes

The Dow and S&P 500 inched higher, while the Nasdaq dipped on Wednesday after Federal Reserve officials said they were still worried about labor market weakness and a report on the services sector showed only slight improvement in the economy.

Jason Alexander joins Jenny Craig ranks

Jason Alexander, the former star of 1990s hit television sitcom Seinfeld, on Wednesday joined the ranks of celebrities working with weight control company Jenny Craig, Inc. to lose pounds in the new year.

National Oilwell: dividends don't alter M&A plan

A recent special dividend from leading oilfield equipment provider National Oilwell Varco Inc did not signal a change in its strategy of steadily making acquisitions, a company official said on Wednesday.

Pages