Steve Jobs authorized biography so his kids can know him
Steve Jobs, in pain and too weak to climb stairs a few weeks before his death, wanted his children to understand why he wasn't always there for them, according to the author of his highly anticipated
German fashion designer makes clothes from milk
A young fashion designer from the German city of Hanover is revolutionizing high fashion by designing clothes with a staple she can find in her fridge -- milk.
Anke Domaske, 28, has developed a fabri
Apple's lead over rivals could narrow without Jobs
If the death of Apple's inspirational leader means a slowdown in the company's blistering pace of innovation, it could give breathless rivals like Microsoft and Samsung a chance to catch up.
The exti
Mallya rules out Force India sale
Force India Chairman Vijay Mallya has no plans to sell the Formula One team and has pledged a long-term commitment ahead of the country's maiden grand prix later this month.
Media reports in India ha
Encephalitis kills 400 in flood-hit northern India
More than 400 people in northern India have died in the past month from encephalitis, a rare condition that causes inflammation of the brain, government officials said on Wednesday.
Encephalitis is m
France lauds Indian 'hero' killed by Paris thief
The story of an Indian immigrant who died on the Paris underground, shoved onto an electric rail after trying to defend a French woman from a thief has prompted an outpouring of support in France, whe
Rich run for cover as turmoil hits wealth
The world's wealthiest families have embarked on damage limitation rather than seeking to boost their fortunes as financial turmoil erodes their riches, with some so worried they are putting their mon
Cleared on appeal, Amanda Knox returns home to Seattle
Amanda Knox returned home to Seattle on Tuesday, one day after an Italian court cleared the 24-year-old college student of murder and freed her from prison.
A plane carrying Knox, who grew up in the
Stealth festival to rock Kabul with musical explosion
Afghans are used to having their days broken by a burst of gunfire or the boom of an explosion.
Faster expanding universe work wins physics Nobel
Three scientists shared the 2011 Nobel Prize for physics for the stunning discovery that the expansion of the universe is speeding up, meaning it may one day turn to ice, the prize committee said on Tuesday.