San Jose Airline Worker Accused In $500k Credit Card Scam
An American Airlines employee is accused of ripping off a half a million dollars from passengers at San Jose's Mineta Airport as part of a complex credit skimming scheme.
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An American Airlines employee is accused of ripping off a half a million dollars from passengers at San Jose's Mineta Airport as part of a complex credit skimming scheme.
The Nintendo Wii may be popular, but one family is not too fond of the Icon 8-in-1 Sports Kit Pro controller used by some to play the games.
Google Inc. is undercutting rival Apple Inc. with an online payment system that lets publishers keep more of the fees charged for reading their digital editions.
Including the iPad, Apple Inc. sold 17.2 percent of mobile computers worldwide in the October-December quarter, according to a report published Wednesday by research group DisplaySearch.
Google wants to become the hub of online travel, promising better bargains and more convenience by melding the Internet search leader's wizardry with the Web's top airline-fare tracker, ITA Software.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is among a group of technology business leaders that President Barack Obama plans to meet with Thursday in San Francisco.
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Abandoning an earlier policy of diplomatic restraint, the CEO of Google said the company is "very, very proud" of Egyptian employee Wael Ghonim, who organized protests in Egypt and was thrown in jail there.
Apple has announced that if publishers want to sell digital newspapers and magazines for the iPhone and iPad, they must give customers the option of paying through its iTunes store.
AOL CEO Tim Armstrong is making a $10 million bet that his turnaround strategy will pay off. He just invested that amount of money in 477,000 shares of the company's stock.
A "Do Not Track" bill was introduced in Congress Friday and consumer and privacy advocates are applauding the move.
Popular Internet radio service Pandora outlined its plans for an initial public offering of stock in a Friday filing with securities regulators.
