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Why are 5 million kids on Facebook if it doesn’t want them?

YoopyaSep 20, 20120

(Reuters) – Facebook has an ugly little secret, a number disclosed nowhere in its voluminous filings to become a public company and now only vaguely

Kanye West Doesn’t Want ‘Intimate Moments’ Of Kim Kardashian Romance Filmed On TV?

YoopyaSep 19, 20120

As reports suggest Kim is ‘secretly embarrassed’ with the amount of coverage Kim Kardashian has become known for sharing her life in front of the

Lonmin deal stirs more South Africa mine strife

YoopyaSep 19, 20120

By Sherilee Lakmidas MARIKANA, South Africa (Reuters) – South African police fired tear gas and rubber bullets on Wednesday to disperse protesters near a mine run

U.S. judges to decide venue for Facebook lawsuits

YoopyaSep 19, 20120

(Reuters) – Before Facebook Inc investors can pursue their court fight over the social network’s problematic stock market debut, a panel of federal judges must

Angola court rejects two appeals on vote, yet to rule on UNITA’s

YoopyaSep 19, 20120

By Shrikesh Laxmidas LUANDA (Reuters) – Angola’s top court rejected appeals by two opposition parties on alleged irregularities in a vote won comfortably last month by

HTC unveils two Windows phones, multiple customers

YoopyaSep 19, 20120

(Reuters) – HTC Corp on Wednesday unveiled two smartphone models running Microsoft Corp’s Windows Phone 8 software and said the devices would be available in

Kenya Finmin says striking teachers’ pay demands unsustainable

YoopyaSep 19, 20120

By George Obulutsa NAIROBI (Reuters) – Kenya’s economy cannot fund the wage increases striking teachers are calling for and meeting their demands would require hiking taxes

China implicates Bo Xilai in criminal case

YoopyaSep 19, 20120

(Reuters) – China for the first time on Wednesday implicated former senior politician Bo Xilai in a criminal act while avoiding naming him directly in

South Africa’s Zuma: “I am with the people”

YoopyaSep 19, 20120

By Luke Baker BRUSSELS (Reuters) – South African President Jacob Zuma dismissed critics who accuse him of being out of touch with the people and

U.S. official says Benghazi consulate was “terrorist attack”

YoopyaSep 19, 20120

(Reuters) – The assault on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi last week in which four Americans died was a “terrorist attack” that may have had