It's a tantalizing bit of expectation building. Apple's invitation to its annual developers conference is tagged with this phrase: “It's the week we've all been waiting for.”

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Apple meeting plans dim iPhone hopes

Chrysler also reported net income of $183 million for 2011 and said its annual revenue increased 31 percent, to $55 billion.

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Chrysler Posts $225 Million Profit, Capping Turnaround

Three to six major hurricanes could form over the Atlantic Ocean this year, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday in its annual hurricane season forecast.

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More hurricanes, storms forecast

Sorry, Apple fans. Apple blogger Jim Dalrymple killed buzz about the company’s summer conference, saying there will be no iPhone, iPad, or Mac hardware unveiled. Apple traditionally debuts new iPhones at its annual software conference, but this year…

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No New iPhone This Summer

Womenswear retailer Alexon Group warns that its annual profits will be cut by £1.5m after the freezing weather hits sales.

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Cold weather hits Alexon profits

Time magazine selects Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg as its annual Person of the Year, the figure it believes had the most influence on events in 2010.

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Zuckerberg is Time person of 2010

The air service linking north and south Wales will continue for another four years as its annual assembly government subsidy rises from £800,000 to £1.2m.

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Air link subsidy rises to £1.2m

Slate has released its annual ranking of 80 of the world’s most powerful people over 80 years old. New to the top 10 of the 80 Over 80: Warren Buffett, George Soros, Clint Eastwood. Thomas S. Monson, 83, the president of the Mormon Church and as such…

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The Most Powerful Octogenarians

The Chronicle of Higher Education found in its annual survey, 78 percent of all presidents had total compensation packages of less than $600,000.

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Private-College Chiefs See Rise in Pay

In its annual report, the International Energy Agency said it expected energy demand will grow by more than a third over the next 25 years.

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Jump in Energy Demand Seen by 2035

Bafta salutes Emmy nominees at its annual US garden party

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Tea for television

Mining giant BHP Billiton has seen its annual profits rise nearly 70% thanks to a recovery in commodity prices.

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BHP Billiton sees profits rebound