Intel’s CEO used a secret budget to jump-start its new chip effort
Before Brian Krzanich was named Intel’s CEO in 2013, he’d spent nearly two decades as an engineer there. That means he’s seen Intel grow into… Read More ›
Before Brian Krzanich was named Intel’s CEO in 2013, he’d spent nearly two decades as an engineer there. That means he’s seen Intel grow into… Read More ›
Yahoo’s board will consider a potential sale of its internet business when it meets later this week, according to a Wall Street Journal report citing anonymous… Read More ›
New York – Americans bought more than $3 billion worth of goods on Cyber Monday, a leading survey showed, as bigger-than-expected discounts and strong… Read More ›
Juneau, Alaska – The newly elected mayor of Alaska’s capital city was found dead at his Juneau home, and police are investigating a range… Read More ›
New York – UnitedHealth CEO Stephen Hemsley offered a mea culpa Tuesday for his company’s decision to dive deeper into the Affordable Care Act’s… Read More ›
A Kansas man suspected of killing his 7-year-old son is in jail as investigators try to identify of human remains found on his property. Michael… Read More ›
Paris – President Barack Obama warned his Russian counterpart Tuesday against intervening in Syria’s civil war, suggesting that Vladimir Putin is aware of the dangers his… Read More ›
Washington – By conventional political wisdom, Donald Trump should be a presidential has-been by now. But two weeks ahead of the final Republican debate of… Read More ›
Army medical officer says move, made possible with advances in medicine, will affect few but send important message In light of recent medical developments,… Read More ›
Former New York Assembly speaker found guilty on seven corruption counts, but colleague freed from prison NEW YORK (JTA) – The two men used… Read More ›
In a letter to his newborn daughter, Facebook co-founder pledges to donate 99% of his estimated $45 billion Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday… Read More ›
Palestinian security services instruct communications companies to stop servicing Hamas’ al- Aqsa TV; in past month, Israel closed two Hebron radio stations. The Palestinian security… Read More ›
The terrorist organization’s news station, Al-Manar, claims that two demolition devices were exploded in order to destroy an Israeli listening device in the Marge Ayoun… Read More ›
More than 40 years after the murder of 11 Israeli athletes at the Summer Games in Munich, a new documentary film and a New York… Read More ›
Islamic State’s online supporters include 300 Americans says report out of George Washington University’s Program on Extremism. WASHINGTON – Active online supporters of the Syria-based… Read More ›
“It’s a shame the public can’t know what’s going on.” A private attorney is pushng to make public details about an apparently dramatic development… Read More ›
More and more countries want to deal with Israel, even if they disagree with certain aspects of the current government’s policies. Nearly 150 leaders… Read More ›
With the strength of Russia’s economy far from certain, steps against Turkey could cause more harm than good. Russian President Vladimir Putin’s rhetoric towards… Read More ›
Payam Feili, sporting a Star of David neck tattoo, arrives in Tel Aviv to launch Hebrew translation of his book, play adaptation The exiled… Read More ›
The man accused of a deadly shooting rampage at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs was told Monday that he will be charged… Read More ›