Microsoft CEO very surprised by Oracle-Sun deal
Microsoft's chief executive said on Monday he was 'very surprised' by Oracle Corp's plans to buy Sun Microsystems Inc.
Somali Pirates attack two more but free one food aid ship
Somali pirates released a hijacked ship and its 19-man crew after they found out it was picking up food aid for their hungry countrymen, a Somali clan elder said Monday.
New Apple Ads Ignore Price Wars
Apple, in its newly ads Get a Mac campaign addressing a selling point for Macs vs. PCs has ignored price wars and over Microsoft’s latest “laptop hunter” series of commercials.
TI posts quarterly profit, revenue topping estimates
Texas Instruments on Monday posted a small quarterly profit and better-than-expected revenue as demand for its chips appeared to stabilize even though it emphasized caution about the business climate.
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Obama seeks agency spending cut by $100M
President Obama convenes his first formal Cabinet meeting Monday and asked department and agency chiefs to find way to cut $100 million out of the federal budget over the next 90 days, a senior administration official said.
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Chemical companies' outlook to trump weak earnings
Investors are expected to look past a weak crop of earnings reports from U.S. chemical companies this quarter and focus on whether a potential economic upturn can keep shares on an upswing, analysts said.
Bank of America net up, shares sink on bad loans
A surge of troubled loans overshadowed better-than-expected earnings at Bank of America Corp, and the largest U.S. bank said it expects the credit situation to worsen, driving its shares down 24.3 percent.
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HP updates its Pavilion line with dv6t
Hewlett Packard appears to be in a serious move to increase its laptop sales market share.
Iran urged to reciprocate U.S. moves
Iran should reciprocate recent overtures by the Obama administration to discuss its nuclear program, Mohamed ElBaradei, chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), said on Monday.
Future cell phone to take on music editing
Design firm Pilotfish unveiled on Monday plans to make an advanced music phone, hoping to tap untested demand for music editing on the go.
Canadian hostage drama in Jamaica ends peacefully
A would-be hijacker surrendered to authorities on Monday after agreeing to free the last of more than 180 hostages he seized hours earlier aboard a Canadian charter jet in Montego Bay, Jamaica.
Obama to challenge government agencies to cut costs
President Barack Obama will challenge government agencies to cut $100 million in spending when he holds his first Cabinet meeting on Monday, an administration official said.
U.S. senators hope to have health bills by June
The chairmen of two Senate committees drafting legislation to overhaul healthcare told President Barack Obama on Monday they were working together to have bills ready by early June.
U.S. calls Iranian speech vile
A speech by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad calling Israel a racist state was vile and fed racial hatred but did not preclude U.S.-Iranian diplomatic contacts, the United States said on Monday.
Oil drops over 8 pct on economic outlook, dollar
Oil slid over 8 percent to under $46 a barrel on Monday, depressed by a rising U.S. dollar and growing caution about the pace of any economic recovery and its impact on oil demand.
Wall Street sinks as bank shares tumble
Stocks slid on Monday on concerns over the sustainability of recent better-than-expected results from banks after Bank of America Corp reported a big increase in troubled loans.
GM cutting 1,600 U.S. salaried positions
General Motors Corp said on Monday it is telling about 1,600 salaried U.S. employees this week to leave by May 1 as it scrambles to reduce costs under a restructuring mandated by the U.S. government.
Lilly profit rises as dollar helps inventories
Eli Lilly & Co reported higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Monday as it controlled costs and revalued overseas inventory because of the stronger dollar.
Wall Street falls as bank shares tumble
Stocks slid on Monday on concerns over the sustainability of recent better-than-expected results from banks after Bank of America Corp reported a big increase in troubled loans. Wall Street's tumble follows a six-week winning streak, the longest for the S&P 500 since 2007, with the Dow scoring its biggest gain over the period since 1938.
Fannie Mae names Michael Williams CEO
Fannie Mae , the government-controlled U.S. home funding company, on Monday named Michael Williams as president and chief executive officer.
Parents' visit may ease the case on jailed American journalist
The parents of the American journalist jailed in Iran visited their daughter for the first time since she was sentenced to prison, saying that she remained in good condition.
UBS to sell Brazil unit for £1.7 billion
Swiss banking UBS AG said Monday it plans to sell its Brazilian unit for £1.7 billion or $2.5 billion to BTG investments to boost up its capital in the current economic crisis.
Treasury does not yet have stress test results
The U.S. Treasury said on Monday there was no basis for a report that said its stress tests on the health of the nation's 19 top banks showed several were technically insolvent.
Oil drops over 7 percent on econ outlook, dollar
Oil slid over 7 percent to $46 a barrel on Monday, depressed by a rising U.S. dollar and growing caution about the pace of any economic recovery and its impact on oil demand.
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Oil drops nearly 8 percent on econ outlook, dollar
Oil slid nearly 8 percent to $46 a barrel on Monday, depressed by a rising U.S. dollar and growing caution about the pace of any economic recovery and its impact on oil demand.
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