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Fred Couples has told Tiger Woods that he decided to add him to the 12-member Presidents Cup team.

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Apple has been on a decade-long roll starting with the its game-changing MP3 music player--the iPod-- in November 2001 right through its monumental, if brief, climb earlier this month to become the most valuable U.S. [More]

The company famous for the BlackBerry smartphone and the recent PlayBook tablet is trying to maintain its stronghold on small businesses. RIM is on the ropes

It’s not that the central and northern portions of the east coast of North America never see hurricanes. [More]

GLENEAGLES, Scotland (AP) -After rectifying one problem besmirching the PGA Centenary course that will host the 2014 Ryder Cup, Gleneagles officials have been struck by another - swarms of wasps.

In addition to being bad for animals, animal hoarding can cause health problems in humans

Say you need a diamond. You could go down to the jeweler, or you could put some carbon deep underground and let it sit for a couple billion years

Because there isn't enough snow in Arizona to support a ski range, the Snowbowl Resort is making its own snow. But the only water available is wastewater. Some people are not pleased.

Utilities are big and slow and doing a bad job preparing for the smart-grid-enabled future. Those who can't wait are setting up smaller grids, which are becoming test sites for smart energy management technology

By now you've likely heard that Steve Jobs has resigned as CEO of Apple and plans to continue as chairmen of the board. COO, Tim Cook, who has filled in for Jobs in recent years during his various medical leaves while he first battled pancreatic cancer and then recovered from a liver transplant, will step in as CEO. There is much to be analyzed and reported on regarding this announcement

Adam Scott and J.J. Henry got off to a good start.

From Nature magazine It sounds like a conspiracy theory: 'cosmic rays' from deep space might be creating clouds in Earth's atmosphere and changing the climate. Yet an experiment at CERN, Europe's high-energy physics laboratory near Geneva, Switzerland, is finding tentative evidence for just that

Carcinogens like benzene, acetaldehyde found in scented laundry products, according to University of Washington researchers