The USD100,000 aid that should had been given to families of four US soldiers that were recently killed in Afghanistan would be delayed due to the partial government shutdown.
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Porsche Macan to be unveiled in 37 days
The 2014 Macan would be unveiled by Porsche at an auto show in Los Angeles in 37 days. Porsche would be unveiling the Macan in 37 days. The 2014 SUV model would be shown at an auto show to be held in Los Angeles.
Food stamps stimulus set to end October 31
The temporary increase of the food stamp program would end by the end of this month. The temporary stimulus for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) would expire by the end of the month.
Elbit Systems-made F-35 helmets allow pilots to see through jet's wings and floor
The helmets for the F-35 fighter jet would have high-tech features that allow pilots to see through the wings and floor of the F-35.
F-35 pilot helmets to be made by Israeli company
Israel-based Elbit Systems would be making the pilot helmets for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighters. The pilot helmets for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter would be exclusively manufactured by Israel-based firm Elbit Systems and its US partner, Rockwell Collins.
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Hewlett-Packard (HP) Co Chief Executive Officer Meg Whitman's recent email to its over 300,000 employees had stressed the need for the company to work harder and regain the top spot in the corporate technology services market.
Major broadcasters including Fox Television Stations had appealed to the Supreme Court in the hopes of stopping the streaming services of tech startup Aereo.
Google Inc's planned user endorsement ads could be opt out by its customers in a few simple steps.
Payment processing company Dwolla told its customers through an email statement it would no longer accept Bitcoin currency starting the end of this month.
Users of Apple Inc's iPhone 5S displayed a blue screen of death initially thought to be only available on Microsoft Corp's Windows.
Erin Brockovich pointed to preemption laws in her campaign to take Essure off the market. Erin Brockovich, the consumer advocate who filed a multimillion case against Pacific Gas and Electric Co for groundwater contamination, had blamed preemption laws in her fight against birth control implant Essure.
Erin Brockovich said she wanted Essure, a birth control procedure by Bayer Corporation, taken off the market.
The government of President Barack Obama would allow states to reopen national parks using their own funds.
Eight nationally-run parks in Utah would reopen by Saturday using state funds. Despite the ongoing US government shutdown, five national parks in Utah will reopen on Saturday.
