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Rupert Murdoch joins Twitter, posts controversial tweet

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch’s unexpected appearance on the micro-blogging site has been nothing short of controversy.

Apple designer Jonathan Ive awarded knighthood

Apple's chief designer, Jonathan Ive, credited with the look and the feel of the company's many creations, has been knighted in Queen's New Years Honors list.

Millions of Americans expected to hit the road for holidays

The holiday rush is underway. Millions of Americans will hit the roads and take to the skies as they head to their holiday destinations this Christmas and New Year's.

Good samaritans help pay off Christmas layaways

There still are good people in this world, and some are in magnanimous mood this holiday season.

Drunk BlackBerry execs gnawed through plastic restraints

The drunken antics of two Research in Motion (RIM) executives forced an Air Canada flight from Toronto to Beijing to divert to Vancouver on Nov. 29.

Steve Jobs to be immortalized with bronze statue

Gabor Bojar, chairman of Hungarian software company Graphisoft, has commissioned the creation of larger than life bronze statue of Steve Jobs as tribute to the departed former Apple co-founder and genius.

Warren Buffett selects farmer son as successor

Warren Buffett has selected his 56-year-old son Howard, to succeed him as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK.B), CBS News reported today.

'Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview' coming to US theaters

An old interview of Steve Jobs recorded 15 years ago has resurfaced and is now being released as a film at Landmark Theaters in 19 cities across the country on Nov. 16 and 17.

Apple key execs get $400 million in bonuses

Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) just showered seven of its senior executives with bonuses worth about $400 million.

Apple security chief John Theriault steps down

John Theriault, Apple Inc.'s (Nasdaq:AAPL) vice president of global security is leaving the company, reportedly taking an early retirement.

Google’s Android a 'stolen product' -- Steve Jobs

According to excerpts leaked from Walter Isaacson’s biography of Steve Jobs, the digital genius was so livid with Google Inc. over Android that he was willing to go on a thermonuclear war with it as he considered the operating system a blatant rip-off of Apple's iOS.

California declares October 16 ‘Steve Jobs Day’

The elite of the Silicon Valley will be gathering at Stanford University campus to pay a tribute to the visionary digital leader Steve Jobs next week.