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Motorola Sued by Huawei for Patent Infringement

Telecom services provider Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. filed a lawsuit on Monday against Motorola and Nokia Siemens Networks for intellectual property infringement.

Judges to weigh mortgage document destruction

Federal bankruptcy judges in Delaware are due to hold separate hearings Monday on requests by two defunct subprime mortgage lenders to destroy thousands of boxes of original loan documents.

Nadal's journey from Grand Slam to 'Rafa Slam'?

Last year, Rafael Nadal had two biggest records - he finally secured the number 1 ranking and set the record for the longest match seen in the Australian Open at 5 hours and 14 minutes, playing against Fernando Verdasco. This year, he hopes to break more records by winning his 10th single Grand Slam. More importantly, if he does succeed, he will be the only player in three decades to hold all four major Grand Slams - Wimbeldon Championship, Roland Garros, the United States Open and the Austral...

Sean Parker Says The Social Network is a complete work of fiction

Sean Parker, who was the former president of social network giant Facebook, said the recent movie The Social Network was great, but called it as a complete work of fiction.

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Unbacked Money, 40 Years On

2011 will mark 40 years since the United States' government finally stopped redeeming its dollars for gold. That ended over 250 years of formal gold backing for the West's dominant currencies. It also took the entire world off precious-metal money for the first time in 5,000 years of civilization.

For-profit schools ask court to stop new rules

A group of for-profit schools sued the U.S. government on Friday, seeking to overturn three rules that are part of a federal crackdown on the sector.

Protesters of death penalty hold candles during a vigil outside the gates to the Osborn Correctional Institution in Enfield, Connecticut, against the execution of serial killer Michael Ross, early May 13, 2005

Capital Punishment in threat as manufacturer stops production of killer drug

Hospira Inc. decides to stop production of sodium theopental - one component of the combination widely used in lethal injections.

Senate will vote on health law repeal, says senior Republican

U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss, R-GA, predicted on Friday that the U.S. Senate will vote on a repeal of the health reform law passed last year, echoing an earlier pledge by the top Senate Republican.

Athletes allowed to testify in Barry Bonds trial

Athletes, including former baseball all-star Jason Giambi, will be allowed to testify about getting steroids from Barry Bonds' trainer when the perjury trial of Major League Baseball's home run king begins in March, a federal judge said on Friday.

Ex-baseball star Clemens seeks dismissal of case

Lawyers for former baseball pitching star Roger Clemens asked a federal judge on Friday to throw out charges that he lied and obstructed a congressional probe into whether he used performance-enhancing drugs.

Clippers GM: Blake Griffin Will Be A Clipper For Life

Blake Griffin is currently enjoying a great rookie season and has become one of the most talked about players in the NBA. Yesterday, Clippers GM Neil Olshey declared his intention to make Griffin a Clipper for life.

Actor Orlando Bloom's Home for rent

Hollywood actor Orlando Bloom has put his home in the Hollywood Hills for rent at a whooping $18,000 a month.

Injured Venus Williams lasts just seven points

Venus Williams retired from her Australian Open third round match against Germany's Andrea Petkovic with injury on Friday after lasting just seven points.

Federer fighting fit but Venus and Henin go home

The hard grind of the opening week took its toll on injury-hit Venus Williams and Justine Henin as they departed the Australian Open on Friday but Roger Federer bounded into the last 16 with something to spare.

French court convicts Bronfman, Messier in case related to Vivendi bankruptcy

A court in France has fined Edgar Bronfman Jr., the chairman of Warner Music Group,5-million euros ($6.7-million) on criminal charges related to the prior bankruptcy of Bronfman’s former company, media conglomerate Vivendi Universal.

Verizon Appeals FCC Rules, Bucks Net Neutrality

Verizon has fired the first salvo against net neutrality, appealing the Federal Communications Commission rules in the courts.

Venus retires injured, out of 2011 Australian Open

Venus William's time at the Australian Open was cut short after injury forced her to retire from her third round tie with Andrea Petkovic.

Obama's speech on 50th Kennedy Inauguration Anniversary (FULL TEXT)

The following is a White House transcript of remarks by President Barack Obama as delivered at the 50th Anniversary of John F. Kennedy's Inauguration, at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., on January 20, 2011.

Verizon challenges FCC's new Internet rules

Verizon Communications took the Federal Communications Commission to court on Thursday over its new Internet traffic rules, arguing the regulator had overstepped its authority.

Wi-LAN and Broadcom to settle patent lawsuits

Patent licensing firm Wi-LAN Inc said it would settle its patent litigations with U.S. chipmaker Broadcom Corp for an undisclosed amount.

Column: China to replace U.S. as top economic power says GE CEO

For Jeff Immelt, the CEO of General Electric (GE.N`), the 130 year-old American industrial behemoth, the financial crisis marked the end of the age of America's economic dominance.

JFK airport terrorist attack conspirator sentenced to 15 years in prison

Abdel Nur, a Guyanese national, has been sentenced by a U.S. district court judge to 15 years in prison for providing material support to a terrorist group that had conspired to attack John F. Kennedy International Airport in Queens, New York, by exploding fuel tanks and the fuel pipeline under the airport.