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Facebook Shares Continue Negative Slide
The selloff of Facebook continues. Investors pushed shares down an additional 8.9 percent Tuesday, they closed at thirty-one dollars a share. (May 22)
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Cuba Waiting for Cyber Age to Come
Cuba, si. High-speed Internet access on the island? Internet service in Cuba remains the slowest in the Western Hemisphere. (May 22)
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New Medicine. Can IPads Help Spot Dementia Risk?
British doctors begin trials today of an iPad memory test they believe will give early identification of people who have risk of dementia and Alzheimer's disease. (May 22)
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New Medicine. Can IPads Help Spot Dementia Risk?
British doctors begin trials today of an iPad memory test they believe will give early identification of people who have risk of dementia and Alzheimer's disease. (MAY 22)
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Raw Video: Private Rocket Blasts Off
A commercial rocket has blasted off with a load of supplies for the International Space Station. The SpaceX company's Falcon 9 rocket took flight at 3:44 a.m. Tuesday. (May 22)
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Raw Video: Private Rocket Blasts Off
A commercial rocket has blasted off with a load of supplies for the International Space Station. The SpaceX company's Falcon 9 rocket took flight at 3:44 a.m. Tuesday. (May 22)
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Houston Museum Unveils $85 Million Dinosaur Hall
The Houston Museum of Natural Science is preparing to unveil its $85 million dinosaur exhibit, already being hailed as one of the best in the country. (May 22)
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Investors Slap Facebook 11 Percent Lower
It was supposed to soar. Instead, it's plunging. Facebook's stock fell 11 percent on its second day of trading even as the rest of the stock market rallied. (May 21)
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SpaceX President: 'This Is Not Failure'
A new private rocket bound for the International Space Station roared to life for a history-making liftoff Saturday, but remained stuck on the ground following a last-second abort. (May 19)
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Raw Video: SpaceX Rocket Launch Aborted in Fla.
The countdown reached all the way to practically zero Saturday morning for the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. A NASA spokesman said the engine ignition sequence started, but there was an automatic shutdown by on-board computers. (May 19)
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