CNBC.comFirst the mobile phone, now the car. Having revolutionised personal communication Apple now wants to change the way we drive. The technology group will next week launch its first in-car operating system with Ferrari, Mercedes-Benz…
Rotoworld.comDale Earnhardt Jr. (No. 88 Chevrolet SS) leads the first practice for the Sprint Cup The Profit on CNBC 500 at Phoenix International Raceway. A lap of 138.723 mph was the quickest of the 46…
Seahawks.comSeahawks fan Chuck McGowan brings us a look at his ’12th Fan View’ video series, as he documents the Seahawks victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII from his seat in the upper…
CNBC.comInvestment firm London Central Portfolio is set to launch a London residential property fund in Singapore next month, focusing on the central districts of the city, and in direct response to growing Singapore demand for…
Why spring is the best time to buy a fall wardrobeCNBC.comSpring fashion weeks in New York, Milan and other cities provide a window into designers’ lines for fall, and experts say many of the trends…
CNBC.comThe emerging market slowdown has hit luxury fashion, with U.K. brands like Burberry and Mulberry rattling investors with warnings of slowing growth in Asia. However, all was not doom and gloom at London Fashion Week,…
Sydney Morning HeraldThis post was originally published on Mashable. We now know that Apple held closed-door talks with Tesla, a meeting of two innovative companies that hints at a number of possibilities. But buried in…
ESPNTAMPA, Fla. — Having had a night to sleep on it, Derek Jeter hasn’t changed his mind. The New York Yankees shortstop and captain still plans to retire at the end of the 2014 season….
CNBC.comAt seven in the morning, on the corner of Dolores Avenue and 18th Street in San Francisco’s Noe Valley neighborhood, tech workers are quietly boarding private buses to get to their jobs in Silicon Valley….
CNBC.comFor almost a week in January every year, Davos is in the headlines of the entire world media. Millions eagerly turn to their favorite news channel to get a taste of what is happening at…
Financial TimesGlobal smartphone shipments surpassed 1bn last year for the first time, driven by demand for cheaper devices amid signs of slowing growth in the increasingly crowded higher end of the market. IDC, a technology…
CNBC.comThe under-representation of women at this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos has been one of the more obvious elephants in the room. At an event where Shinzo Abe, Prime Minister of Japan, one of…
Telegraph.co.uk16.25 More Europe concern from Davos, where CEOs are worried that a shift to the right in May’s European parliamentary election could block reforms and make the bloc harder to govern. At a talk entitled…
San Francisco ChronicleHollywood loves a sequel, and this awards season is shaping up to be one. Just as “Argo” emerged as the unlikely victor over “Lincoln” last year, another 1970s-set crowd-pleaser is turning into the…
USA TODAYPepsi, Bud Light and other major Super Bowl XLVIII advertisers hope to strike a chord with consumers by playing up musical tie-ins. This year’s promotions will include some familiar marketing techniques such as companies…
KETKCNN — NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — Starbucks’ mobile app leaves customers’ passwords open to attack, according to a research report. The popular app, which allows Starbucks customers to purchase drinks and food directly from their…
American Live WireAccording to a report hackers may be able to access personal information from the app Starbucks offers for it’s customers. This app enables customers to purchase items at Starbucks using their smartphones. If…
ABC NewsNetflix’s Internet video service thrives on drama and suspense, but not the kind triggered by a legal ruling that threatens to affect the company’s growth and pricing. The intrigue stems from an appeals court…
USA TODAYSANTA MONICA, Calif. — Jimmy Iovine doesn’t do small. The way the producer-turned-entrepreneur sees it, people didn’t know they needed sleek $300 Beats by Dr. Dre headphones until they appeared, a point proven by…
CNBC.comAT&T, which announced its plans on Monday, has tried to characterize the move as simply another billing option and argued it shouldn’t raise net neutrality concerns because sponsored data will be treated with the same…
PC MagazineLife for BlackBerry has been a struggle, but the Canadian phone maker isn’t giving up just yet, as evidenced by CEO John Chen’s CNBC commentary outlining “the way forward.” “It’s been easy for competitors…
CNBC.comHome owners in the wealthiest parts of London are rushing to extend their homes underground before new planning restrictions are brought in next year. The number of planning applications involving basements has risen 80 per…
DailyTechAmazon had a record holiday season this year, so much so that it had to limit new Prime memberships and give gift cards to those who didn’t receive packages before Christmas. According to a new…
DailyTechApple not only helps you find your way around outside, but now inside its stores as well with a new service. The new indoor positioning system, called “iBeacon,” helps in-store customers pick up their orders…
Tout.com, the 15-second video cross between Twitter and YouTube, is enjoying a very rapid growth phase fueled by its partnership with WWE Entertainment, the producers of the wildly popular wrestling shows and television programs. WWE…
For some reason CNBC and the makers of Sonicsgate decided to air the documentary detailing how the Seattle Supersonics managed to break a 41-year relationship with Seattle and leave, during NFL Draft weekend. Sports fans,…
The hot tech news is that Facebook will hold and Initial Public Offering (IPO) in April of 2012, and that the giant social network started by Mark Zuckerberg is valued at $100 billion. The question…
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is evolving into a real piece of work. Elected in February 2009 on a “jobs” platform, the already plain-spoken former Federal District Attorney became an outspoken governor of The Garden…
