New lawsuit to challenge laptop searches at U.S. border

A group of plaintiffs is challenging the government's policy allowing laptops and other devices to be held and searched at borders, even when the traveler is not suspected of any wrongdoing. Hardware - Notebooks and Laptops - Cases and Accessories - Laptop - US-Mexico Border

Data theft hits 7,000 CUNY students - weeks ago

Red-faced City University of New York officials sent warning letters to 7,000 students telling them a computer containing personal information - including their names and Social Security numbers - had been stolen a few weeks ago.

Harvard to Lehman to New York's Subway: A Woman's Guide to Balancing Banks

Work in a bar. That was a friend’s suggestion for Harvard graduate Sara Grillo after she was laid off from Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. in 2008. Two years later, the hedge-fund analyst is campaigning to get more women into top financial jobs.

NRI murdered in Punjab, search on for killers

The Punjab Police Tuesday launched a manhunt to nab the killers of a US-based NRI who was heading back to New York after spending over a month in Punjab.

As U.S. officials begin visit to Beijing, relations are 'sound,' China says

"Sound" and "stable" was how a top Communist Party official described the two countries' relationship while receiving the U.S. delegation. Beijing - Asia - China - Business and Economy - Government