Mark Zuckerberg wants at least $5 billion from Wall Street investors, but those investors will not be getting much face time in return.

The Facebook co-founder and CEO made that clear when he skipped

Samsung Electronics Co is relying on the booming smartphone market and its mainstay chips business to help it cope with its underperforming LCD display and TV units.

The world's biggest technology fi

June 7: Double-dip recession or not, people will still pay any price to have lunch with Mr Warren Buffett. The annual charity auction for lunch with the legendary 80-year-old investor began on Sunday

June 6: A Goldman Sachs Group Inc shareholder has sued Mr Rajat Gupta, a former director of the investment bank, over trades revealed in civil and criminal insider trading cases against Mr Gupta and c

May 31: Mobile phone maker Nokia Oyj abandoned hope of meeting key targets just weeks after setting them, raising questions over whether its new boss can deliver on the turnaround he promised in Febru

A World Cup photographer was held at gunpoint on Wednesday during a pre-dawn burglary at a lodge used by journalists covering Portugal and Spain, raising concerns about security in the host country.

Al Qaeda has threatened to kidnap Saudi princes and ministers in order to secure the release of a female Al Qaeda operative arrested by Saudi forces, Al Arabiya television said on Thursday.

Israel on Wednesday was deporting the last of the nearly 700 foreign activists detained in a deadly raid on an aid flotilla bound for Palestinians in the blockaded, Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip.

Pro-Palestinian activists promised Tuesday to send two more boats to challenge Israel’s blockade of the Gaza Strip as international outrage mounted over a botched Israeli raid that left nine people de

Oprah Winfrey’s charity, the Angel Network, is closing down as the popular US television talk show host prepares to end The Oprah Winfrey Show in 2011 after 25 years to set up her own cable TV network