The BBC's Olympian Streaming Ambitions

Today in international tech news: The BBC unveils plans to stream all 2,500 hours of the Summer Olympics. Elsewhere, Apple has reportedly engaged in talks with China Mobile, the world's biggest phone company, about teaming up to offer the iPhone; a criminal gets busted in Columbia for failing to log out of Facebook; and a report suggests most computer users in the world have acquired pirated ...

Asian Stocks Post Worst Week Since November on Europe, China

Asian stocks fell, with a regional index posting its worst week in five months, amid concern Greece will be forced out of the euro and that austerity plans needed to contain the Europe’s debt crisis will be derailed.

ASIAN STOCKS: Asian Stocks Post Worst Week Since November on Europe, China

Asian stocks fell, with a regional index posting its worst week in five months, amid concern Greece will be forced out of the euro and that austerity plans needed to contain the Europe’s debt crisis will be derailed.

New Toyota Supra Rumors, Chrysler Recalls Sedans, And Scion Gives Away Playstation Vita With Every iQ [The Morning ...

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Amazon crushes estimates in Q1, posts $130 million profit on $13.18 billion in sales

Amazon on Thursday reported its financial results for the first quarter of 2012. Analysts were looking for a profit of $0.07 per share on $12.86 billion in sales, and Amazon posted earnings of $0.28 per share on revenue of $13.18 billion, crushing expectations. The retailer netted $0.38 per share on revenue of $17.4 billion this past holiday quarter, and $0.44 per share on $9.86 billion in sales ...

Nintendo (NTDOY) Reports First Annual Loss In Over 30 Years: Will Wii U Fight Off Mobile Gaming Rivals?

Nintendo revolutionized the gaming industry with its Wii console, which was the first commercial gaming device to incorporate motion-censored controls heavily into gaming. However, strong price cuts made to the Wii and the 3DS hand held video game device have lead the company to post its first annual loss in more than three decades, according to the Wall Street Journal.