An Olympic Qualifier, but Not in Israel’s Eyes
Under Israel’s Olympic eligibility rules, figure skater Tamar Katz needed a top-14 finish at the European championships; she was 21st.
As Big Ten Studies Expansion, Others Brace for Ripple Effects
If the Big Ten chooses to add members, it is possible that it would set off a series of dramatic changes in other conferences.
Georgetown Big Man’s Loyalties Endure
Hoyas center Greg Monroe knew he had to get out of New Orleans before Hurricane Katrina hit, but he also knew he had to return.
Samsung Forecasts Strong Year
Samsung Electronics expects rapidly recovering demand for its premium computer memory chips and flat screen TVs to drive growth this year as it reported better than expected quarterly profits Friday.
Former Skating Champion Wins a Big Olympic Tuneup
Mao Asada landed two triple axels in the Four Continents event, showing that she’s rounding into top form as the Olympics approach.
Murray Is One Left to Test Federer
Pretournament talk suggested Roger Federer would be distracted and vulnerable at the Australian Open. Instead he has breezed into the final against Andy Murray.
When Phones Are Just Too Smart
Despite the availability of over 140,000 apps on iTunes, researchers have found that the average iPhone or iPod Touch owner uses only 5 to 10 regularly.
Results of Study on Cellphone Use Surprise Researchers
A study conducted by the Highway Loss Data Institute shows that laws banning cellphone use while driving has not resulted in a reduction in car crashes.
Nokia Profit Rises on Smartphone Sales and Cost-Cutting
The company increased its share of the lucrative smartphone market and promised to deliver phones with enhanced touch-screens this year.
Amazon’s Holiday Sales Buoyed Profit
Sales and net income both beat analysts’ estimates as shoppers took advantage of holiday discounts and free shipping.
Its First Profit in 5 Quarters Pushes Kodak Stock Up 25%
Shares of the company jumped 25 percent, lifted by consumer and commercial inkjet printer sales, leaner costs and royalties.
Loss Forecast at Motorola; Shares Drop
The company, which is trying to end a years-long sales slump, said it would introduce several new smartphones this year.
Federer Easily Advances to Final
It took the world’s top player less than 90 minutes to reach his 22nd Grand Slam Final, a record.
Seeing Through the Apple (and "Avatar") Hyperbole
The iPad and the top-grossing movie of all time share a few things in common.
Gates Foundation to Double Spending on Vaccines
Bill Gates calculated that the increased money could save the lives of as many as eight million children by 2020.