Yahoo loses search share

Once the world’s online search leader, Yahoo’s share has sharply declined, putting it in danger of losing its relevance in a market increasingly dominated by Google.

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Microsoft Corp. will eliminate 800 more positions from its workforce, the company announced Wednesday.

The BlackBerry is king… in Indonesia, anyway. It’s hard to go anywhere in Jakarta, the nation’s busy capital, without seeing someone using one of these ubiquitous smart phones.

Google’s much-anticipated new phone, the HTC-designed Nexus One, could make its debut next week.

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Vaccine manufacturing giant Sanofi Pasteur opened its doors to the media Wednesday, inviting reporters to a first-of-its-kind, up-close look at its H1N1 flu vaccine production facility.

The United Nations on Thursday announced new security measures in Afghanistan in the aftermath of a militant attack on a guesthouse that killed five staff members and wounded nine.

It is unseasonably warm in the Pacific Northwest, and several events on the Olympics schedule have already been postponed or canceled. But officials say the courses will be ready.

Pakistan cricket is embroiled in a new controversy after the national team were accused of deliberately losing two games at the Champions Trophy by a government official.

Toyota, the largest car manufacturer in the world, has announced it is pulling out of Formula One.

Authorities in Malaysia have seized more than 20,000 Bibles in recent months because they refer to God as “Allah,” Christian leaders said Thursday.

In his most complete explanation of the problems that beleaguer Toyota, the company president said “we failed to connect the dots” with accelerator problems in the United States and Europe.

An earthquake killed one person and injured 11 in southwest China early Sunday, state media reported.

Here we go again.

Pakistanis now believe the war against the Taliban is their war, whereas in the past they considered it to be the United States’ war, a former Pakistani general with close ties to his country’s military told CNN’s Christiane Amanpour.