Three-Year Hunt Nabs Hacker Who Popularized Cybercrime
An Algerian national who is allegedly part of the cybercrime consortium behind a powerful hacking software known as…
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Syria Conflict: ‘Dozens Executed’ In Village
More than 40 people have been killed by government forces in a village in north-western Syria, activists say. The…
Samsung, BlackBerry 10 Devices Approved For U.S. Military
The Pentagon cleared Samsung Electronics Co. (005930)’s devices for use on its networks, signaling the start of a…
Intel CEO-Designate Krzanich Plans Faster Shift To Mo
Brian Krzanich, Intel Corp. (INTC)’s next chief executive officer, said he’s already sold the company’s board on…
Saudi Floods Death Toll Rises To 20: Civil Defense
Twenty people have died and four people remain missing in Saudi Arabia after heavy downpours triggered flash floods…
Egyptian Soldiers Head To Saudi Arabia For Military Maneuvers, Says Military Source
Egypt and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have agreed to perform the first joint military maneuver in the…
Rights Centre: 1462 Protests In Egypt Within April
Egypt witnessed 1462 protests during April, making it the top country worldwide in number of protests during that…
Siemens Cuts 2013 Outlook Amid Charges For Delayed Trains
Siemens AG (SIE), Europe’s largest engineering company, cut its full-year forecast after quarterly earnings missed…
HTC Chief Chou’s Last Chance At Turnaround Rides On One Handset
HTC Corp. (2498) President Peter Chou called his latest smartphone One. As sales slide and market share shrinks,…
Facebook Revenue Exceeds Estimates On Mobile Advertising
Facebook Inc. (FB)’s first-quarter sales topped projections, a sign that Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg is…