Credit Suisse to cut bonuses by 55 Pct
Swiss bank Credit Suisse plans to cut bonuses for investment bankers by 55 percent, Bloomberg reported on its website on Tuesday, citing unnamed sources.
Dow Chemical post $1.55 Bln 4Q loss, revenue drops
Dow Chemical Co reported a fourth-quarter loss on Tuesday, as sales dropped 23 percent and volumes fell sharply amid the global economic crisis.
Euro Zone Producer Prices continue declining in December
Inflation at factory level has continued declining in December, posting its fifth consecutive month on month drop, after having peaked in May, according to data released by Eurostat.
Jobless migrants in China pose threat to social stability: Official
About 20 million of China's migrant workers have lost their jobs, increasing the threat of social instability, a senior official said on Sunday.
Somali Pirates want $6 million ransom
Somali Pirates who seized a German gas tanker in the Gulf of Aden are demanding $6 million for the vessel's release, sources told Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa on Monday.
Phelps caught hitting Marijuana
The 23 year old Olympic gold medalist and Towson native Michael Phelps apologized for regrettable behavior after a photo of him smoking a marijuana pip
Gadaffi elected as new leader of African Union
On Monday at the African Union summit in Addis Ababa, Libyan leader, Moammar Gadhafi, was elected leader of the African Union, a position he has long sought.
Obama nominates Ron Sims for HUD
President Barack Obama announced Monday that Ron Sims will be nominated as deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Mars, Ocean touring now on New Google Earth 5.0 Beta Release
On Monday, Google announced new additions to the 5.0 edition of Google Earth, including ocean mapping, historical imagery, touring, and the addition of Mars terrain.
Mars, Ocean appear in new Google Earth 5.0 beta
On Monday, Google announced new additions to the 5.0 edition of Google Earth, including ocean mapping, historical imagery, touring, and the addition of Mars terrain.
Wi-Fi comes to BART
San Francisco's Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) has finalized an agreement with WiFi Rail to install and provide WiFi connectivity on all BART commuter trains.
Wi-Fi comes to San Francisco's BART
San Francisco's Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) has finalized an agreement with WiFi Rail to install and provide WiFi connectivity on all BART commuter trains.
Chrysler offers new buyouts to hourly workers: official
Automaker Chrysler LLC is offering another round of buyout and retirement incentives to hourly workers, a union official said according to the Associated Press
Toxicology reveal Scott Ruffalo's body had traces of drugs
Scott Ruffalo, brother of actor Mark Ruffalo, who died a month ago by a gunshot to the head was reported to have had very slight traces of cocaine, morphine and alcohol in his system at the time of his death by People magazine.
'Valkyrie' tops overseas box office
Valkyrie held on to the mantle of top Hollywood film overseas thanks to an estimated $18.6m haul from approximately 3,900 screens in 26 markets that boosted the running total through Fox International to $38.9m.
Macy's unveils 7,000 job cuts, slashes dividend
Macy's Inc. announced today it will cut 7,000 jobs, reduce its quarterly dividend and change its operating structure as a strategy to increase sales, profitability and reduce costs. The company plans to reduce expenses by approximately $400 million per year beginning in 2010, and $250 million in 2009.
Humana gains as it unveils optimistic 09 forecast
Humana Inc rose on Monday after the second biggest health insurer in the U.S. unveiled an optimistic forecast for 2009.
London immobilized after worst storm in 18 years
London was immobilized Monday by the biggest snow storm to hit the city in 18 years, according to the Britain's Meteorological Office.
Jon Bon Jovi elected to New Jersey Hall of Fame
Basketball great Shaquille O'Neal, rock 'n' roller Jon Bon Jovi, comedian Jerry Lewis and civil rights activist Paul Robeson have been elected to the New Jersey Hall of Fame.
Vista, XP Service Pack Blocker coming to an end
Microsoft will soon eliminate a tool that blocks updates to its Windows XP and Windows Vista operating systems, according to a company blog, forcing users who have since resisted software updates to finally update.
Vista, XP Service Pack Blocker to be eliminated
Microsoft will soon eliminate a tool that blocks updates to its Windows XP and Windows Vista operating systems, according to a company blog, forcing users who have since resisted software updates to finally update.
Chip sales slide 22 pct
The three-month moving average of worldwide sales of semiconductors declined by 21.9 percent in December 2008 to $17.41 billion, compared to sales of $22.28 billion in December 2007, according to the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA).
Chip sales plunge 22 pct
The three-month moving average of worldwide sales of semiconductors declined by 21.9 percent in December 2008 to $17.41 billion, compared to sales of $22.28 billion in December 2007, according to the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA).
Vanessa Hudgens won't be starring in 'New Moon'
Vanessa Hudgens won't be starring in Twilight sequel New Moon - because the part she reportedly auditioned for will not happen until the third movie.
U.S. refiners, workers extend talks to avert strike
Suspense over a possible strike at U.S. refineries continued as the United Steelworkers union prolonged talks with companies on Monday for a new contract involving thousands of workers across the country.
U.S. refiners, workers extend talks to avert major strike
Suspense over a possible strike at U.S. refineries continued as the United Steelworkers union prolonged talks with companies on Monday for a new contract involving thousands of workers across the country.
Jennifer Hudson, Faith Hill lip-synched Super Bowl performance
Jennifer Hudson delivered an outstanding performance at Sunday night's Super Bowl, but American Idol music director said the singer had lip-synched the national anthem.
Alanis Morrissette, KT Tunstall in new music show on public TV
Alanis Morissette, Raphael Saadiq, and KT Tunstall are among the artists who will appear on Live From the Artist's Den, a new show the will debut on public television stations.
Consumer spending down more than expected, savings increase
Consumer spending dropped for the sixth straight month in December to 1 percent, as Americans begin saving more amid tough economic times, according to a new report from the U.S. Commerce Department said Monday.
'Taken' snatches weekend box office top spot
Spy thriller Taken snatched the top box office spot this weekend, raking in $24.6 million and helping fuel the first $1 billion in January ticket sales in Hollywood history.