Best Buy results sink electronics shares
A weaker-than-expected quarterly profit from electronics bellwether Best Buy Co Inc led to a decline in shares across multiple platforms.
Sweden to appeal U.K bail for WikiLeaks founder
A British judge granted bail of 200,000 pounds ($317,400) on Tuesday for the release of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, wanted in Sweden for alleged sex crimes and the target of U.S. fury over the release of secret diplomatic cables.
Sweden to appeal UK bail for WikiLeaks founder
A British judge granted bail of 200,000 pounds ($317,400) on Tuesday for the release of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, wanted in Sweden for alleged sex crimes and the target of U.S. fury over the release of secret diplomatic cables.
Court grants WikiLeaks' Assange bail
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, arrested in Britain on Swedish allegations of sex crimes, was granted bail by a British court on Tuesday.
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The Apple engineer talks about how he created an Ancient Greek computing device, the Antikythera Mechanism out of Legos.
Court grants bail to WikiLeaks' Assange
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, arrested in Britain on Swedish allegations of sex crimes, was granted bail by a London court on Tuesday.
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In a sign that cyber security needs rapid quality improvements, two more U.S. companies, McDonald's Corp and Walgreen Co, said they had been hacked in the past week, along with U.S. media company, Gawker.
Yahoo prepares to lay off 600 employees
Internet company Yahoo Inc is preparing to retrench between 600 and 700 employees ahead of a holiday trimming due to its lackluster growth.
YouTube unveils new Trends Page, similar to Google Trends
Google-owned video-sharing website, YouTube has announced the launch of YouTube Trends, aimed at showcasing and keeping track of the most popular videos on the site.
U.S. CEOs more optimistic on economy: Roundtable
Chief executive officers of large U.S. companies are much more optimistic about the economy than a few months ago, although their expectations for growth remain modest, according to a quarterly survey by the Business Roundtable.
Nokia delays flagship E7 phone to early 2011
Nokia has delayed the rollout of its next top-of-the-range model to next year, another blow to the cellphone maker's plans to regain ground lost to Apple and Google in the smartphone market.
Dell doubles China spending to $250 billion by 2020
Dell will likely spend $250 billion in China on procurement and other investments over the next 10 years as it expands in the world's No. 2 PC market, the head of its China operations said on Tuesday.
WikiLeaks' Assange defiant as lawyers seek bail
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has denounced the firms that suspended payments to his website as instruments of U.S. foreign policy and called for help in protecting his work from their illegal and immoral attacks.
Microsoft Joins Coalition Opposing Google-ITA Deal
Computer software giant Microsoft has joined the ranks of companies opposing Google's proposed acquisition of ITA Software, which powers most of the online airfare search sites.
Toshiba to make LCD panels for Apple iPhone: report
Toshiba Corp will spend about 100 billion yen ($1.19 billion) to build a factory to make small LCD panels, mainly to supply to Apple Inc for use in iPhones, Japanese business daily Nikkei said on Tuesday.
Cuba launches Wikipedia-like online encyclopedia
Cuba has begun its own online encyclopedia, similar to Wikipedia, with the goal of presenting its version of the world and history.
Pfizer names Lorch chairman, raises dividend
Pfizer Inc named board member George Lorch as nonexecutive chairman, a week after the abrupt departure of Chairman and Chief Executive Jeffrey Kindler from the world's largest drugmaker.
WikiLeaks's founder Assange seeks bail in UK court
Lawyers for Julian Assange, held in Britain over allegations of sex crimes in Sweden, will try again on Tuesday to win bail for the WikiLeaks founder who provoked U.S. fury by publishing secret diplomatic cables.
Pfizer names Lorch chairman and raises dividend
Pfizer Inc said on Monday that board member George Lorch was elected nonexecutive chairman of the board, effective immediately, and the world's largest drugmaker raised its dividend by about 11 percent.
Toshiba expects U.S. PC sales to outpace market
Toshiba Corp <6502.T> expects its notebook personal computer sales in the United States to sharply outpace the industry in the holiday season.
BlackBerry Torch seen aiding RIM's results
Research In Motion likely sold as many BlackBerrys in its last quarter as Apple sold iPhones, aided by a strong showing from its new Torch smartphone, as Google gathers steam and Microsoft enters the fray.
Senators press China on piracy, counterfeiting
Two senators, armed with a new report on piracy and counterfeiting in China, urged Beijing on Monday to step up efforts to protect American movies, software and other goods from illegal copying.
Dell to buy Compellent for $960 million
Dell Inc plans to buy data storage company Compellent Technologies Inc for about $960 million, in a bid to shake its reliance on hardware, but it may need to do more to compete in new technologies like cloud computing.
New York critics name Social Network best film
The New York Film Critics Circle on Monday named Facebook film The Social Network the best movie of the year, and gave its best director honor to the movie's maker, David Fincher.
Justin Bieber tops list of most-viewed YouTube videos
Teenager Justin Bieber had four of the top 10 most-watched music videos in the world on YouTube in 2010, with Baby taking claiming the top spot at more than 400 million views, YouTube said on Monday.
Toshiba plant to make LCD panels for Apple: report
Toshiba Corp will spend about 100 billion yen ($1.19 billion) to build a factory for making small LCD panels, mainly to supply to Apple Inc's iPhones, the Nikkei business daily said.
YouTube's most- watched videos in 2010
As the year is coming to an end YouTube is also ready with the list of most viewed videos that people in US and around the world were searching and watching for in 2010, said YouTube blog post.
Judge Nixes Paul Allen's Shot At Suing The Internet
A U.S. Federal Judge in Washington state has put the kibosh on Paul Allen's sue the Internet patent lawsuit, at least for now.
MIT Engineer Creates 'Minority Report' Kinect
An MIT engineer has created a Minority Report type graphics interface off the Microsoft Kinect
WikiLeaks rival Openleaks coming soon: website
The former deputy to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is vowing to launch a rival site soon that he says will be more transparent than the original.
Get smart: Techie gifts for fitness fanatics
'Tis the season of the smart workout, when mobile phones track miles run, treadmills interact with virtual trainers and computer chips render even jump ropes artificially intelligent.
Gawker Sites Hacked; More Than 1M Accounts Exposed
Gawker.com and other websites owned by Gawker Media were attacked by hackers over the weekend, prompting the sites to stop publishing new material and advise users to change their passwords.
Lenovo eyes rising margins on appreciating yuan
Lenovo, the world's No. 4 PC maker, expects its operating profit margin to trend upwards, helped by easing component shortages and an appreciating Chinese currency, its CFO said on Monday at the Reuters China Investment Summit.
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