Apple's fiscal second-quarter profit jumped 95% as the company posted record iPhone sales, as well as strong sales of its multimedia iPad device and Macintosh computers.
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Tim Hetherington, the Oscar-nominated co-director of the 2010 film "Restrepo" and Vanity Fair contributing photographer, was killed Wednesday in the western city of Misrata, Libya, amid a battle between rebel and government forces.
The Dow Jones industrials rose 186.79 points, or 1.52%, to 12453.54, the highest closing level since June 5, 2008. Wednesday's climb represented the measure's largest one-day gain since March 3.
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The top executive of Nasdaq OMX Group said a 70% jump in first-quarter profits proved the strength of the share-trading business, as the the exchange company continues to pursue a deal with NYSE Euronext.
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Galleon Group founder Rajaratnam provided "in his own words" powerful evidence that he is guilty of insider trading, a prosecutor told jurors during closing arguments in the hedge-fund manager's trial.
Federal prosecutors have agreed to let two of the three online gambling companies targeted in a federal crackdown, to use their domain names to facilitate U.S. players' withdrawal of funds in accounts.
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Unreliable data on oil production—starting with the world's largest exporter, Saudi Arabia—are adding to the price volatility triggered by unrest in the Middle East, despite efforts to improve transparency.
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Housing prices are rising rapidly in Australia, Canada, China, Hong Kong, Israel, Singapore, South Africa and Sweden. Housing prices are flat—or falling—in Britain, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy and the U.S. Welcome to the two-speed global economy.
Homeland Security will replace the much-derided color-coded terror-alert system next week with a system designed to give specific information.
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Two researchers have uncovered a secret file on iPhones that keeps a record of where the phone has been -- a file that is unencrypted and stored by default.
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Telepan is the latest fine-dining restaurant to take a beating from New York City's controversial restaurant-grading system.
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It is spring selling season for U.S. mall landlords, with property giants Westfield Group, Simon Property Group and General Growth Properties marketing 40 malls across the country.
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Makeup and makeovers may not be as safe -- or as effective -- as you think.
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The new study relies on data covering 74,556 dogs whose deaths were recorded between 1984 and 2004.
North Carolina's elite men's basketball team hits the dormitory courts to play classmates—just for fun.
Visitors to the Hollywood sign have grown in number in the past two years, sparking a war in the neighborhood over what to do.
Bijan Pakzad, a Beverly Hills designer of ultraluxury clothing, perfume and jewelry, suffered a stroke Thursday and died a few days later.
Preview: When the markets hit a pothole in mid-2010, some analysts put their bullish bent on hold. That's when the winners of the 19th annual Best on the Street analysts survey pulled away from the pack.
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In today's pictures, a Christian woman takes part in a baptism in the Jordan River, Italian police investigate a recently found ancient mausoleum, cyclists race across Belgium, reindeer show their strength and more.