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Occupy Wall Street Vows to Retake Zuccotti Park

Occupy Wall Street activists vowed to take back Zuccotti Park Tuesday afternoon, hours after New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg ordered police to clear the park.

Missing Baby Lisa Irwin: Parents Move Back Home, Custody Battle Looms

Lisa Irwin and Unrelated Stabbing Incident

Baby Lisa's family is moving back into their home in Kansas City Tuesday for the first time since Lisa's disappearance on Oct. 4. Parents Jeremy Irwin and Deborah Bradley, as well as her two half-brothers, moved out of their home following Lisa's disappearance. The family's home and surrounding area has been thoroughly searched in the past month by police and the FBI.

Yahoo: Latest Turn Could Let in Private Equity via PIPE

File photo of Apple Computer Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs shakes hands with Jerry Yang, co-founder of Yahoo!, after introducing the new iPhone in San Francisco

Reports Tuesday suggest that rather than auction itself to the likes of Microsoft or Walt Disney or to a private equity investor such as Silver Lake Partners or Providence Equity Partners, Yahoo may try a PIPE.

Experts Discuss New York's 21st Century Challenges in 'Zoning the City'

Experts detailed New York's economic, social and environmental challenges on Tuesday in Zoning the City, an urban planning conference held in midtown.

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TV personality Joel McHale attends the NBC Universal Press Tour All-Star Party in Beverly Hills, California

'Community' Cancelled? NBC Says No

NBC's 'Community' has not been cancelled, the network says--just pulled from the mid-season lineup.

Bargains, Stability Abound in College Towns

In March 2010, Elliott Vanskike and his wife bought a 2,000 square-foot home in Madison, Wisconsin for $375,000, pondering the quality of life for their kids as well as the quirks that come with thousands of college kids literally on your doorstep.

NYTimes ‘The Collection' App a Must-Have for Any Fashion Aficionado

In a grand gesture to its ardent fashion following, The New York Times launched The Collection, a fashion app for the iPad on Monday Nov. 14.

EXCLUSIVE: NYPD Clears Occupy Wall Street from Duarte Park, Protesters Head Back to Zuccotti

As quickly as Occupy Wall Street protesters swept into Manhattan's Duarte Park Tuesday morning, scaling a wall and cutting their way through a chain-link fence to gain access to a private section owned by a nearby church, the NYPD cleared them out.

The outside of the Saks Fifth Avenue store is seen in New York

Saks 3Q Income Plummets, But Company Expects Revenue Increase Into Holiday Season

Saks Inc. announced Tuesday its third-quarter net income plummeted 51 percent from the same period a year ago, but revenue increased and the company's overall performance beat Wall Street expectations.

JPMorgan fined for sale of risky investments

A U.S. regulator ordered JPMorgan Chase & Co to pay $3.62 million in fines and reimbursement for recommending investments linked to junk bonds to unsophisticated customers who might not have been able to take on the risks.

15-Year-Old Gunman Caught on Tape

Fifteen-year-old gunman caught on tape shooting an 18-year-old male.

Paid Leave for New Mothers Sharply Divided by Education: U.S. Census

A new survey from the U.S. Census Bureau found that women without a high school diploma are almost four times less likely to receive paid leave after childbirth, the widest gap in 50 years.

New York Charity May Have Sent Children to Sandusky's Home

A New York City based charity for disadvantaged children is looking through their records to determine if they sent participants to the home of Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State defensive coach accused of molesting several children.

EXCLUSIVE: Occupy Wall Street Storms Duarte Square, Arguments Erupt

Occupy Wall Street protesters stormed Manhattan's Duarte Square Tuesday morning, hours after being kicked out of Zuccotti Park by the NYPD. Hundreds of protesters descended on the square, where they quickly assembled, erected several wooden makeshift tent-like structures, and began planning their next moves.

Subway Thieves Change Tactics, Crime Soars

The age of sly pickpockets are slowly coming to an end as a new class of thieves is taking over the subways. These thieves prefer to boldly steal pedestrians' goods on board trains during rush hour.

Have You Seen Allie Loftis, Missing 13-year-old Mass. Girl?

Thirteen-year-old Allie Loftis arrived on Peter Pan bus Nov. 4 and was last seen leaving the Port Authority Bus Terminal last Friday night.

Makana Sings Protest Song on Summit Dinner to Support Occupy Movement (Video)

Makana, a Hawaiian singer, performed to support the Occupy Movement at a dinner in Honolulu, which was hosted by President Barack Obama for Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation Summit participants from 21 economies around the Asia-Pacific, including Obama family, Chinese President Hu Jintao and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.

Evicted Occupy Wall Street Protesors Gather in Duarte Square

Hours after being evicted from New York's Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan, Occupy Wall Street protesters were setting up in a new location pledging amid religious prayers to continue the movement with a new occupation.

Occupy Wall Street Attorneys Win Court Order Blocking Evictions

A New York State Supreme Court judge granted a temporary restraining order prohibiting the city from evicting Occupy Wall Street protesters at Zuccotti Park and preventing them from using tents.

Diaspora Co-founder Ilya Zhitomirskiy Dead: How Did He Die and Why?

Ilya Zhitomirskiy, a co-founder of the open-source social networking website Diaspora, died at the young age of 22, shocking everyone. San Francisco Police Department Officer Alvie Esparza told CNNMoney on Sunday that the initial determination of cause of death appeared to be suicide.

EXCLUSIVE: NYPD Eviction of Occupy Wall Street as One Councilman Experienced it, Another Councilman Arrested

The International Business Times has the exclusive account of the harrowing night of police brutality and destruction that befell Occupy Wall Street protesters camped out in Zuccotti Park early Tuesday, as seen through the eyes of New York City Councilman Jumaane Williams of Brooklyn.