Classified US spy satellite launched from California
A spy satellite for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office has been launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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Toshiba board decides on chip sale to Bain Capital group
Toshiba's board signed off Wednesday on selling its computer chip business to a group led by Bain Capital Private Equity, but the deal's future remains unclear as Toshiba's U.S. joint venture partner Western Digital opposes ...
In Namibia, 1533 Portuguese shipwreck's relics hidden away
Diamond prospectors in Namibia nearly a decade ago stumbled upon remnants of a shipwrecked Portuguese vessel whose trading journey to India was cut violently short by a storm in 1533.
Western Digital says JV partner Toshiba's complaints harmful
Western Digital Corp. lashed back against its joint venture partner Toshiba on Thursday in a deepening feud over the Japanese company's plan to sell its computer memory business.
Toshiba pushes back closing deal on memory unit sale
Japanese electronics and energy giant Toshiba has delayed its deadline for reaching an agreement on selling its lucrative computer memory chip business.
Japan's Toshiba fights Western Digital over chips unit sale (Update)
Japanese electronics maker Toshiba is facing resistance from its U.S. joint venture partner Western Digital over Toshiba's plans to sell its computer-chip business to anyone else, and Toshiba is fighting back.
Italian satellite launcher Avio in place for next space race
Italian satellite launcher company Avio's successful public offering on Monday will help fuel its ambitions to be a leader in the next space race, the company's CEO said in an interview.
Classified US satellite launched from California
A rocket carrying a classified U.S. satellite for the National Reconnaissance Office has been launched from California.
Honda, Hitachi Automotive to develop, make electric vehicles
Japanese automaker Honda Motor Co. has signed a deal with Hitachi Automotive Systems to jointly develop, make and sell motors for electric vehicles, as the industry adapts to concerns over global warming and the environment.
Carmakers to build Europe network of e-charging stations
German carmakers BMW, Daimler, Porsche and Audi and US competitor Ford said on Tuesday they would cooperate on a Europe-wide network of electric charging stations.
