Apple vs. Samsung Patent Lawsuit: Samsung Infringed Apple's Text-Selection Feature, Says ITC Judge

A judge has found Samsung Electronics Co. guilty of infringing a text-selection feature seen on Apple devices.

U.S. Creates Only 88,000 New Jobs in March

Analysts are starting to worry the U.S. economy is cooling again, after only 88,000 new jobs were created in March. The job count is notably lower than generally predicted, fueling speculation by observers the country is entering another financial lull, even before expected federal spending cuts kick in.

Beyonce's New Song 'Grown Woman' Debuts In New Pepsi Ad Commerical (Video)

Just in case you haven't gotten enough of Beyonce over the past 15 years, her new Pepsi ad will take you on a journey back in time to remind us why she's arguably the greatest entertainer of her generation.

Florida Food Stamp Scam Lands Father And Son in Jail After Three Month Investigation

Two Florida convenience store owners have been busted for fraud after allegedly conducting a large food stamp scam and using taxpayer money to stock their shelves.

McDonald's Strike: Fast Food Workers In NYC Demand $15 An Hour Wage

Groups of fast food workers and activists held rallies across New York City demanding higher wages and the right to unionize on Thursday.

Samsung Galaxy S4 Release To Be Preempted By The Samsung 'Experience Shop' Launch Across 1,400 Best Buy Stores

Samsung is giving customers the opportunity to experience their “mobile ecosystem.”

Lululemon is Downgraded and Sees Top Quality Officer Leave After See-Through Mishap

Weeks after the athletic apparel company recalled some of its yoga pants for being see-through, Lululemon Athletica Inc. has announced Sheree Waterson, its top product executive is leaving April 15.

Investor Carl Icahn Buys Into Nuance Voice-Recognition Company, Signals Changes in Corporate Structure

Nuance Communications, the Burlington, Mass. speech recognition software maker, might head in a new direction, now that high-profile investor Carl Icahn has acquired 9 percent in the company.

Apple CEO Tim Cook Apologizes To China Over Warranty Polices

On Tuesday, Apple Inc. caved into pressure from Chinese consumers who demanded an apology over the company's warranty policies in China. The company issued a statement in Chinese signed by CEO Tim Cook on their website expressing regret for any "concern or misunderstanding" in the country.

Tesla Model S Sales Higher Than Expected, Spurring Tesla Motors to First Profit

Electric car company Tesla Motors announced its first ever profit, for the first quarter of 2013, after sales of its flagship sedan the Tesla Model S exceeded expectations.

Apple vs. Samsung Lawsuit: Second Patent Infringement Trial Could Give Apple More Money, Says Samsung

In the latest filing, Samsung is aware of the risks of another patent infringement trial with billions of dollars on the line.

US Manufacturing Growth Unexpectedly Slows in March, Continues to Expand Overall

The Institute of Supply Management has published its monthly analysis of the United States manufacturing industry, reporting an unexpected drop in growth from February's numbers.

Consumer Sentiment: Spending Rises In U.S. To Unexpected Levels In March

New reports show that US consumers were unexpectedly more confident than economists predicted in March from the prior month as American optimism toward the economy has been on the rise.

US Consumer Spending Goes Up With A Budding Economy

US consumers earned more and spent more during the month of February as the job market strengthened. Purchases, which account for about 70 percent of economic activity, rose 0.7 percent in February from January which is the biggest gain in five months.

Apple vs. Samsung Lawsuit: Samsung Wants New Jury to Value 14 Alleged Patent Infringements

The Apple vs. Samsung patent infringement trial may be over in Japan and the United Kingdom, but it’s taking place in two courts in the U.S.