Java Jive beans: the stuff of U of A cram sessions for 35 years University of Alberta students know Java Jive well. The long-standing staple of Edmonton's coffee scene, with three shops on campus ...

Java Jive opened in 1994. The cash-only restaurant became known for its big, fluffy biscuits and egg dishes like the Greek omelet and Sante Fe breakfast scramble.

Nextel Communications on Monday plans to debut the first Java-enabled cell phones in the United States. One model, the i50sx, is priced at $150 and meant for the "price conscious" cell phone user ...

A wonderfully eccentric Poncey-Highland stalwart since 1994, Java Jive serves a side of droll irony with its eggs and coffee.

Java Jive announced it will be closing its doors after 30 years in business on Ponce de Leon Avenue. The announcement on social media says the eatery’s last day will be on December 22.

Java is the most popular computer-programming language in the world, according to analysts who tracks such matters. So it should be a staple of every college computer-science program, right? Not ...

Java Jive is closed. Greg Olle, owner of the downtown coffeehouse and café, has been evicted after not paying rent since the fall. He said Tuesday would be his last day of business. Olle operated… ...

The delicate courtship between Java and open source has taken another twist. Old Mother Sun, jealously guarding the honour of her young prodigy, still forbids marriage. Java is of respectable ...