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TiLR is the brainchild of Fred Nikgohar, founder and CEO of RoboDynamics Corp. Nikgohar has built a robot that can be controlled from anywhere with a laptop or 4G mobile phone, a sort of "Avatar" or "Surrogate."
Giants such as Gap and Office Max have been called out for their apparent deletion of the word "Christmas" from their websites promoting holiday sales items.
Qantas Airlines experienced more problems with its fleet of Airbus A-380s at LAX Sunday
Two local banks seized by U.S. regulators add up to the highest total in one year since the savings-and-loan crisis 20 years ago.
The government says the economy added morethan 150,000 jobs last month, but millions still face the end of jobless benefits and millions more have lost hope of ever finding a job.
Have you noticed your food shopping bill going up? Analysts say if you haven't yet, you will soon.
American Honda Motor Co. said Wednesday its U.S. auto sales in October rose 19.8 percent from a year ago, led by the Accord model.
Hollywood studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc., the home of James Bond, says it has filed for bankruptcy protection as the culmination of a long process to restructure its finances with the support of lenders.
The so-called "Local Preference Ordinance" would create an estimated 10,000 jobs by lowering bids by locals 8 percent over those of outsiders.
Toyota Motor Corp. is asking a federal court in California to throw out lawsuits over acceleration defects in its cars, saying many of the plaintiffs never identified any defect or experienced sudden, unintended acceleration.
The home improvement chain has not admitted any culpability in the settlement for selling the paints, which air quality officials say is one of the biggest sources of local air pollution.
Three former California governors have teamed up with a state business group to warn emissions regulators against hurting the prospects of an economic recovery.
This year, you don't have to wait for your Thanksgiving turkey to digest before heading out to the stores for Black Friday.
A new survey suggests that despite a shaky economic outlook, Americans are expected to still spend their cash, but shoppers will be looking for a bigger bang for their buck.
