Amy Winehouse won't lose husband without a fight
Amy Winehouse is refusing to allow her husband to divorce her.
EU complains to Microsoft about browser competition
European Union regulators addressed Microsoft Co. on a private statement Thursday complaining that the bundling of Internet Explorer with Windows harmed competition, undermined product innovation and reduced consumer choice, the Financial Times reported Friday.
Obama sets off on train ride to Inauguration day
President-elect Barack Obama, set off on a train ride to Washington for the Tuesday inauguration.
Sony Ericsson posts loss on lower consumer spending
Sony Ericsson reported loss of 187 million euro or $246 million in the fourth quarter, as the economic downturn lowered consumer spending.
What a rising name for Fitzgerald; a closer look at the Super Bowl
Larry Fitzgerald is an American football wide receiver for the Arizona Cardinals of the National Football League born in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
What to do with frozen pipes?
What to do with zero temperatures these days that leads to frozen water pipes in area homes and businesses, causing sprinkler alarms to go off, water mains to break and leaving homeowners hard-pressed to find an available plumber?
With win over Hornets; Cavaliers go powerfully
On Friday night the Cavaliers extended their home winning streak to 20 by beating the New Orleans Hornets 92-78.
AMD cuts 1,100 jobs, executive's salaries to handle recession
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. announced Friday it will cut 1,100 jobs and make temporary pay cuts to top executives and employees as the company faces the tough economic conditions.
Dying Ex-Boyfriend alleges Oprah's Secret Cocaine Addiction
In his tell-all book, titled: The Wizard of O: My Life with Oprah, ex-lover Randolph Cook, reveals the talk show queen Oprah Winfrey had been a cocaine addict in the 1980s.
Looking Ahead to 2009
The U.S. labor force may not notice the end of the recession later this year because jobs and income will continue to be weak in the subsequent months, one economist says.
Eating Well and Life Satisfaction: A Global View
The relation between eating and life satisfaction depends on world region, according to a new survey.
Americans say bailout hasn't worked
A majority of Americans don't believe that the bailout for banks has worked, according to a new poll.
Zimbabwe Cholera deaths are rising uncontrollably
On Friday the death toll of the Zimbabwe epidemic had reached an alarming number of 2,225.
Credit Where Credit is Due
This week, in a speech before the London School of Economics, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke offered a perverse economic theory in his quest to gather support for
Jerry O'Connell shows off twin girls (VIDEO)
Jerry O'Connell is beaming with joy over becoming a father that he couldn't help but show off his daughter's photos on Friday on national TV.
Satyam's directors search for financing, Raju's suceesor
Directors of Satyam Computer Services Ltd.' appointed by India's government were set to meet Saturday to discuss ways the company can receive financing after the state rejected a rescue bid.
Chrysler aided with $1.5 bln bailout to trigger car loans
The financial unit of automaker Chrysler LLC was granted an additional $1.5 billion to help it make new car loans.
Kimora Lee Simmons Pregnant with Djimon Hounsou baby
Kimora Lee Simmons and actor Djimon Hounsou are reportedly expecting their first child together.
Obama supports DTV-Switch Delay
President-elect Barack Obama's transition team sent a second letter to Capitol Hill on Friday to re-enforce the push to postpone the nation's scheduled transition to digital-only television.
Circuit City shutting down as no buyer found
Circuit City Stores Inc., said Friday it will begin to liquidate its assets after failing to reach a deal with creditors and lenders for a potential sale of the company. The company has hired four liquidators which will sell all the remaining merchandise in 567 stores.
Bikini Girl Casey Carlson wows American Idol's judges
As American Idol headed to Kansas City, contestant Casey Carlson was able to move judge Simon Cowell, that makes her stand out amongst the crowd to Hollywood.
Bartz' intentions for Yahoo's search unit, possible deal
What are the real intentions of Carol Bartz for Yahoo's internet search business?
Joaquin Phoenix new rap career to be documented
For all the broken-hearted Joaquin Phoenix fans, Casey Affleck has news that will cheer them up.
PRICE GAP PORTENDS GOLD PRICE BOOM
Most consider the New York market 'spot' price for an accurate indication of the true price. However, investors now buying buy physical or 'fabricated' gold, are paying a
Boy George jailed for 15 months and gets $7,500 fine
Singer Boy George just has been sentenced to 15 months in jail for chaining up and beating a male escort in his London apartment.
'Bad Bank' Possibility Gains Momentum
The idea of creating a bad bank to assume the risky investments of financial institutions is being considered by top U.S. policy makers as a way of healing the financial system.
American's Best Dance Crew is back on its third season
MTV's America's Best Dance Crew, the show, which pits crews from around the country against each other, starts its third season Thursday night.
'Watchmen' dispute over, movie out in March
The copyright infringement squabble over superhero flick Watchmen between Warner Bros and Twentieth Century Fox came to an end on Friday.
American painter Andrew Wyeth dies at 91
American artist Andrew Wyeth died on Friday in his Philadelphia home, according to a spokeswoman for the Brandywine River Museum near his home in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania.
$19M: Carol Bartz first payment as CEO of Yahoo
Yahoo Inc.' new CEO will be paid a compensation package of about $19 million in 2009, bonus and stock options, a securities filing stated.