For months and months, former CBS News investigative correspondent Sharyl Attkisson played an agonizing game of brinkmanship regarding her privacy: She strongly suggested that the federal government was behind a series of intrusions into her personal and work computers, though she has consistently hedged her wording to allow some wiggle room. In May 2013, for example, she told a Philadelphia radio host that there could be “some relationship” between her technology intrusions and the government snooping on Fox News reporter James Rosen. Read More...
BANGKOK — China’s Baosteel said Tuesday that it will acquire Nippon Steel’s 50% stake in their auto steel joint venture for about $242 million.
The contract for the joint venture, Baosteel Nippon Steel Automotive Steel Sheets, was due to expire on July 30.
The venture between Baosteel and Nippon Steel combined Japan’s advanced technology with the promise of the huge and fast-growing Chinese market. But demand for steel has weakened in China as the auto industry transitions to electric vehicles and as property construction has languished during an industry downturn. Read More...
The Teletubbies, from left, Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa Laa and Po. (AP Photo) Maybe it was the time Tinky Winky gave that "big hug" to Dipsy. Or maybe it was the time he " Read More...
