Dow Jones and News Corp chief executive officer, Rupert Murdoch, are plunging into a Corporate Governance drama, where Dow Jones shareholders and Directors are contemplating a $5 billion offer from Ru

According to an announcement by NASA, Wally Schirra, a leading US Astronaut, who pioneered the space program for the United States, had died at the age of 84. Wally Schirra suffered a heart attack and

Smog levels in the United States are lower than they used to be but the eastern half is witnessing a rise in the soot levels, reported the American Lung Association in its annual “State of the Air” report.

The cremated ashes of James Doohan, the burly chief engineer of the Starship Enterprise in the original "Star Trek", were released into space on Saturday when a telephone-pole-sized rocket blasted off from a remote launchpad in the New Mexico desert.

David Halberstam, an American Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author, was killed Monday (April 23, 2007) in a traffic accident in Menlo Park, California near the Dumbarton Bridge, his wife, Jean

The debate regarding World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz and his involvement in awarding a huge pay increase to a close female friend, Shaha Riza, comes to center stage on Sunday April 15th, as the Wo

The CEO of Vonage, the internet telephone company, resigned on Thursday. Micheal Synder served Vonage for almost 14 months before he handed over his resignation. The company is already in a huge mess due to the patent issues and is fighting the allegations.

David Stockman, President Reagan's budget director, was charged yesterday with overseeing an all-encompassing fraud at the besieged auto parts supplier he led. The company Collins & Aikman Corp. colla