Bad News for "World Trade Center"?
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Business for Oliver Stone's World Trade Center was off   nearly 25 percent Thursday from its Wednesday opening.
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US News, NEW YORK, A New York developer hoping to rebuild the destroyed World Trade Centre has won a major victory against his insurers, after a jury decided the hijacked airline attacks of September 11, 2001, were two separate events.
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What to do when bad news strikes a company you're watching.
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Oddly enough, good news can be bad, and vice versa.
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CEO Christopher Milliken is the latest casualty. Could things get any worse, or is this the end of the drama?
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A leaked intelligence report of Osama   bin Laden's death has met scepticism from Western and Muslim   governments but may increase a clamor from his followers to   show himself on video for the first time in nearly two years.
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The official story: &quot;No, this isnât true. Just a wild rumor.&quot;--Eidos staffer. Bono was unavailable for comment. What we heard: Though at first it was laughed off as one of the loopiest rumors to hit the
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This has been some kind of week with the Boston Red Sox finally winning the World Series. That begs the question - if the Chicago Cubs step up next year and win the whole thing, do these events qualify as official signals that the Apocalypse is upon us?
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Over the last 24 hours Twitter has been down as much as it's been up. As always this gives us a reason to think about what the world would be like without Twitter and then those of us who are engineers or would-be engineers, start thinking about ways to fix the problem, whatever it is. The Twitter folk say that the recent problems are related to an infrastructure overhaul. Of course I believe them, I take it at face-value. I think the MacWorld Expo outage was about traffic, I don't think last night's Republican debate took Twitter down. Anyway, I'd like to really understand what's going on behind the scenes at Twitter, Inc. They say they're confident the new infrastructure will hold up better, I'd like to understand why. Can we have a meeting, with a few people from the tech community who actively use Twitter and a few people from the company, to be briefed on what's going on. The same way the President briefs Congress when there's some kind of international crisis.  Twitter wouldn't exist without its users. Everyone wants to know what's going on. Let's have some real honest direct communication?
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Security concerns after 9/11 mean the days of high jinks-first, question-later are gone
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At New York Times, the bad news just keeps coming.
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Federal officials re-created a floor system of the World Trade Center and conducted a fire test on it Wednesday as part of an investigation into the towers' collapse on Sept. 11, but results didn't immediately provide clear answers.
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He was blown up in the caves of Tora Bora. He was on dialysis and dying of kidney disease. He was in the hands of Pakistani intelligence and about to be turned over to the United States. Rumors of Osama bin Laden's death or capture go back years, and they have always proved greatly exaggerated.
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The building that will replace the fallen World Trade Center towers is fraught with symbolism -- and reinforced as hell.
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By David Paul Kuhn. By Dick Meyer. By Dotty Lynch. By Bob Schieffer. The airing of a tape of Osama bin Laden capped a week of bad news for President Bush that threatened to derail his candidacy in the final days of the presidential election
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I love Twitter, but there have been a lot of problems, and this is too much. They're taking it down tonight, for two hours, and we're hot on a big story, and it's developing -- on Twitter. This seems like a bad night for Twitter to go to sleep. (But there probably never is a good night.) I don't think the Twitter guys really understand how much we're doing with their service.  It's been going down a lot lately. And while other people have been complaining about it losing posts, I had never seen it lose one, until yesterday, and now it's losing them regularly, for me too. Read the first three words of this post again.  They raised $5 million, it seems now it's time for them to get the bugs out, hire some people who really understand scaling, if necessary re-implement the system from the ground up. Do whatever is needed to make it as reliable as the other tools we depend on. We need Twitter to work. It's not a fun experiment for us, we're using it.  Jack, Ev, Biz, Fred -- please take note. Postscript: The announcement changed, now they're saying it'll be down on Sunday night. Much better. Thanks!
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Corrects paragraph two to show Chertoff playing down reports al Qaeda as threatening as pre-Sept. 11.