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Why Gold is a religion for many people

By Jon NadlerA mild recovery in prices on the back of $117+ oil and a once again declining dollar overnight helped bring gold back to the $920 area after last Friday's rout.

Gold run dollar gyrations crude oil price tick

By Jon Nadler After scaling up to $953.90 on the back of a new record of $115.50 in crude oil, gold prices turned back to the low $940's as the US dollar climbed to near 71.70 on the index....

'I am Bullish on All the Metals'

Greg McCoach is an entrepreneur who has successfully started and run several businesses the past 22 years. For the last eight of these years he has been involved with the precious metals industry as ...

Gold is a hedge against declining US Dollar

The idea that gold preserves wealth is even more important in an economic environment where investors are faced with a declining US dollar and rising inflation due to rising commodity prices.Histor...

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G7 draft: Will act to secure stability, growth

The Group of Seven finance ministers and central bank governors gathering in Tokyo on Saturday will reaffirm their determination to ensure financial stability, according to a draft G7 statement obtained by Reuters. We will continue to watch developments closely and remain committed to taking necessary action, individually and collectively, in order to secure stability and growth in our economies, the draft read.

Global gold demand slumps as prices soar to record

Record gold prices have scared buyers in many parts of the world and left them to watch helplessly the blistering rally that shows no signs of abating.

EU and Google Dispute Over IP Address: Personal or Not

The European Union's data privacy regulators contradicted Google Inc. views on IP addresses and said they should be regarded as personal information, according to reports Monday.

Gold falls 2.4 percent but rebound eyed

Gold fell 2.4 percent on Wednesday as investors took profits after a failed bid to set another record high beyond $914, but analysts said it might rebound after a period of consolidation.

Gov't Site Exposed Air Travelers to Identity Theft

Airline travelers were exposed to identity theft by a U.S. government web site meant to help them remove their names from a security no-fly list, according to a new report.

Energy crisis? Not on the campaign trail

It has been called the 800-pound gorilla but it's getting scant attention in the U.S. election

CIA says it made and destroyed interrogation tapes

The CIA acknowledged making videotapes to document interrogations of terrorism suspects that used techniques critics have denounced as torture, and said on Thursday it had destroyed the recordings.

Kosovo backers seek tough NATO security pledge

The United States and other backers of Kosovo's drive for independence will seek a firm pledge from NATO allies on Friday to maintain peacekeeping troops at current levels and deal robustly with any violence.

Gold firm above $800 on soaring oil

Gold held firm above $800 an ounce on Thursday as oil prices soared, but prices were locked into narrow ranges as a firmer dollar dulled the metal's attraction for non-U.S. investors.

Norton unveils Smartphone anti-virus software

Symantec on Tuesday unveiled mobile security software that protects Smartphones from viruses and spam as customers e-mail, browse the web and access online banking.

Israel launches anti-hijack pilot ID system

Israeli authorities plan to issue a new anti-hijack identification system to incoming aircraft which they say is foolproof, but some experts are not convinced it will plug all the security holes on the horizon.

State Department official and brother queried on Blackwater

The State Department's top investigator and his brother will both be asked to testify to a committee of Congress about the brother's link to the Blackwater security firm, the committee announced on Friday.

Gold moves higher on dollar's slump

Gold gained on Friday, with investors keen to drive the metal to a record high of $850 an ounce as the dollar tumbled to an all-time low and oil rallied.

Companies fail to block music threat

Most companies do not stop staff from downloading music from the Internet, despite the risks posed to work computers, a survey has found.

Gold hits 28-year high as dollar touches record lows

A tumbling dollar and strong oil prices prompted investors and speculators to buy gold heavily on Tuesday, with the metal hitting a 28-year high and trading about $30 below its record peak.

IBM seen launching major data security initiative

International Business Machines Corp is launching a major initiative to drive sales in the data security market, including $1.5 billion in spending next year on marketing and product development, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday in its online edition.

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