Author : EW News Desk Team

The Japanese government has lifted the last remaining bans on beef shipments from the Iwate Fukushima and Tochigi prefectures, assuring consumers that a system had been set up to...

Internet giant Google Inc. has agreed to pay the US government US$500 million for allowing online Canadian pharmacies to advertise to US-based consumers through its AdWords program, according to...

Steve Jobs, founder of Apple, has resigned as CEO from the computer and technology firm. Jobs will be replaced by Apples Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook. Steve Jobs, founder...

Libyan rebels have offered a 2 million dinar (US$1.7 million) bounty on the head of Muammar el-Qaddafi, with his whereabouts remaining unknown despite Libyan rebels claims that 95 percent...

Facebook has confirmed that it will remove its Places check-in feed from its mobile apps and interface, just a year after it was unveiled, with only 6% of Facebook...

Some of France's richest people, including L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt and the head of oil giant Total, have signed a petition to pay more tax following U.S. billionaire Warren...

The fighting in Tripoli may have yet to be ended, and Muammar el-Qaddafi may have yet to been caught, but the scramble for Libya’s oil wealth has already begun...

 The oil markets celebration over Libya was short lived. A day after news headlines were abuzzed over the apparent victory of the people of Tripoli, the future of Libya...

Automated Speech Recognition (ASR) technology is increasingly becoming a more prevalent part of today's society. Presently, the technology is most evident in our mobile phones or our personal laptop...

Germany has signaled that it will not support plans to create euro zone-wide government bonds. German Vice-Chancellor Philipp Roesler was quoted as saying that "euro bonds are the wrong...