Is Elon Musk overhyped as SpaceX launch sees problems again?
SpaceX rocket launch
Why importers are losing big on the California port labor dispute
Impact of California port dispute
‘Dumpster diver’ finds confidential info and data in trash
Dumpster diving for data
Quest Diagnostics has huge 4Q, 2015 projections
Quest Diagnostics tops estimates
IBM denies rumors of massive layoff
IBM layoff talk
Looptworks turns airline seats into handbags
In the fashionable skies
What does a new Saudi king mean for oil markets?
New Saudi king
Ford’s new Mustang comes with sporty digital engine noise
The ‘roar’ of the engine
How is Greg Norman making golf popular again?
‘Deflate-gate’
We could see IBM be bought out
IBM needs to catch up
Hofmeister: Enjoy the prices while you can
How low will gas go?
Smart watch company Pebble cornering the market
Time to get smart
Artemis creating private cell networks
Personal cell networks
Geithner: mortgage costs to rise with reform
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Tuesday that future mortgage costs likely will be "modestly higher" after reforms are completed to the national housing finance system.
Daimler, Rolls-Royce Mull Joint $4.2 Billion Tognum Bid
The German automotive group and the British engine maker are considering a joint bid for engine maker Tognum.
Airbus Order Surge Lifts Cash-Rich EADS
Shares of EADS rallied as it returned to profit in 2010 and bagged a slew of new aircraft orders in the last 24 hours.
Airbus order surge lifts cash-rich EADS
By Tim Hepher and Jens Hack
Service sector hits fresh 5-year high in February: ISM
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The services sector grew at a slightly faster pace in February, notching up another more than five-year high, according to an industry report released on Thursday.
Skechers sues Sears over Shape-ups
(Reuters) - Skechers USA Inc sued Sears Holdings Corp , alleging that the housewares and apparel giant was selling footwear that infringed on some of its brands, including Shape-ups.
Global military spending hits high but growth slows
STOCKHOLM, April 11 (Reuters) - Worldwide military spending edged up in 2010 to a record $1.6 trillion, a leading think-tank said on Monday.