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Campbell's Ghost moving, if not always satisfying, farewell

When Glen Campbell made a comeback bid in 2008, there was one aspect of his concert appearances that invited audiences' ridicule or alarm -- not his delivery, which was still pitch-perfect, but the fact that his eyes were glued to his Teleprompter for even his most familiar hits. Could he really be afraid he'd forget the words to the chorus of Galveston?

I'm With You leaves new Chili Peppers guitarist stewing

The big worry for Red Hot Chili Peppers fans leading into I'm With You, their 10th album, was whether new guitarist Josh Klinghoffer could possibly measure up to the legacy of departed axeman John Frusciante, who'd been with the Chili Peppers for most of their career and all their most popular recordings.

Is the Tea Party Cooling Down?

Those who favor more government spending to fix the economy are neck and neck with those who wish to cut the budget deficit without delay.

HP may resurrect TouchPad, weighs PC spinoff

Hewlett-Packard Co may resurrect its TouchPad as it weighs a spinoff of its personal computer arm, the head of its PC division said, suggesting HP might revive a tablet that lasted just six weeks in the face of stiff competition from Apple Inc.

Lindsay Lohan to Chris Brown, 'Wanna Meet?'

R&B star Chris Brown wowed fans and celebrities at Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards, apparently impressing Lindsay Lohan so much that the 25-year-old actress would flirt-tweet at him.

Glum Fed considered even bolder action in August

The Federal Reserve considered a range of actions to help a struggling economy at its August meeting, including the unprecedented step of tying the interest rate policy outlook to a specific unemployment level.

S.Africa growth slows, boosts case for rate cut

South Africa's economy grew at its slowest pace in almost two years in the second quarter as the manufacturing and mining sectors slumped after strikes, boosting the case for interest rate cuts while denting the government's job-creation hopes.

Fed officials diverge on treatment for economy

Two top Federal Reserve officials diverged on Tuesday on the need for further action by the central bank to stimulate the flagging economic recovery, underscoring the dilemma faced by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke.

Bank of America Kept AIG Legal Threat Under Wraps

Top Bank of America Corp lawyers knew as early as January that American International Group Inc was prepared to sue the bank for more than $10 billion, seven months before the lawsuit was filed, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Analysis: Peabody/ArcelorMittal bet on steel growth

The world's biggest steelmaker and America's largest coal producer could pay top dollar for Australia's Macarthur Coal , but they are likely to reap a benefit if the surging Asian steel business keeps growing, according to analysts.

Lehman seeking creditor vote on $65 billion payout

Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc told a bankruptcy judge on Tuesday it has resolved or pushed off eight of the 18 objections to its plan outline to pay creditors back $65 billion and end the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. history.

Instant View: Consumer confidence at two-year low

Consumer confidence crumbled in August to its lowest level in more than two years as the fallout from political wrangling over a budget deal took its toll, according to a private sector report released on Tuesday.

New Jersey Flooding Devastating After Hurricane Irene

Extensive flooding remained in parts of New Jersey on Tuesday. Passaic County in the northern part of the state and Mercer and Middlesex Counties in the central part were particularly hard-hit, with water reaching the roofs of some houses.

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