Entering his sun-filled office in Citigroup’s Manhattan headquarters, Sanford I. Weill punched a few buttons on a computer near a window before looking over his shoulder and smiling broadly.
Brain trauma patients with certain visual deficits, including gaps in the visual field, can gain back a good portion of sight by using a novel computer program that retrains brain circuits, scientists have found.
The Internet is entering its Lego era. Indeed, blocks of interchangeable software components are proliferating on the Web and developers are joining them together to create a potentially infinite array of useful new programs.
Lou Dobbs is a master of the sinister tease. Last month, while previewing a story, he told viewers of his nightly CNN newscast that when the State Department seeks secure network communications
With Republicans deeply divided, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted on Monday to legalise the nation’s 11 million illegal immigrants and ultimately to grant them citizenship
President Bush today announced the resignation of his chief of staff, Andrew H Card Jr, in the first major staffing change of his troubled second term.
For Rajee Kumaran, this was the city of dreams. Many workers, at sites like this in Dubai, paid corrupt recruiters high fees to get to the Emirates, ending up in cramped camps earning low pay.
After a weeklong trip to China, two senators who have been pushing Chinese leaders to devalue their nation’s currency say they do not agree on how much progress China is making.
A US State Department purchase of more than 15,000 computers built by the Lenovo Group of China is starting to draw criticism in the latest sign of American unease about the role of foreign companies in the American economy.
Drug and chemical giant Bayer has announced a nearly $20 billion offer for its smaller rival, Schering topping a $17.9 billion offer by Merck of Germany.
