L.A. Gasoline Slides - US West Coast Products
Los Angeles wholesale gasoline differentials fell 15 cents per gallon Monday on news that production at Exxon Mobil's (XOM.N) 149,500 barrel per day (bpd) Los Angeles-area refinery in Torrance, California, was unaffected by a malfunction on Thursday night, traders said.
Atlantic coast communities grapple with Irene aftermath
Chocolate Good For Your Heart?
Chocolate may be good for the heart but cardiologists are not giving you a license to indulge.
California mom in court on charges of dropping baby
Arraignment was postponed for a second time on Monday for a California mom accused of dropping her 7-month-old baby to his death from a hospital parking structure.
Jake Owen's Blue Jean Night is ordinary
If you were to scientifically engineer a modern male country star, you might come up with Jake Owen. He's got the stubble-laden dimples, the easy grin, the longish, slightly tousled hair, the pleasant, Southern-accented baritone, and the obligatory one-syllable first name and two-syllable last name.
Rizzoli & Isles racks up more than 9 million viewers
It's no mystery as to why TNT renewed Rizzoli & Isles for a third season earlier this month.
Gaga, Perry win big at VMAs, Beyonce steals show
Lady Gaga picked up two awards and Katy Perry won three, including video of the year. But it was Beyonce showing off her new baby bump that stole the show at MTV's Video Music Awards on Sunday.
U.S. solar industry was net exporter in 2010
The United States was a net exporter of solar energy products last year, thanks to strong demand from China, Germany and Japan for U.S.-made polysilicon and capital equipment used to make solar panels.
California mom accused of dropping baby due in court
A California mom accused of dropping her 7-month-old baby to his death from a hospital parking structure was due in court on Monday for her arraignment on murder charges.
California lawmakers save scandal-plagued city
California lawmakers rejected a bill on Monday that would have disincorporated Vernon, a small city near Los Angeles where excessive salaries of some officials attracted the attention of investigators.
Michael Jackson's 53rd Birthday: The World Celebrates
Michael Jackson would have turned 53 on Monday if not for his untimely death on June 25, 2009.
Nick Nolte joins Sean Penn in Gangster Squad
Nick Nolte is joining the cast of Gangster Squad, TheWrap has confirmed.
Gundlach discussed succeeding Bill Gross at PIMCO
Star bond fund manager Jeffrey Gundlach was in discussions to leave Trust Company of the West and succeed Bill Gross at Pacific Investment Management in 2009, according to court testimony.
Mobile ad firm Blyk names insider Eric Kip as CEO
Blyk, a pioneer in the mobile-telephone advertising business, said on Tuesday it has appointed its chief commercial officer, Eric Kip, to take over as chief executive, replacing co-founder Pekka Ala-Pietila.
Calpers settles suit with Fitch, not Moody's or S&P
Fitch Ratings settled a lawsuit in which the largest U.S. public pension fund alleged that Fitch and other credit ratings agencies assigned unreasonably high ratings to special investment vehicles, according to a court document filed on Friday.
TMX suitor Maple says pushing ahead with bid
Maple Group's plan to acquire TMX Group is on track, despite a retreating share price for the Toronto Stock Exchange operator.
Lady Gaga, Katy Perry Songs Blacklisted by China for 'Vulgar' Lyrics
While Lady Gaga and Katy Perry rocked at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday night, they have also been blacklisted in China, finding themselves on a new banned list of artists for their vulgar lyrics.
Lowe's trims management in turnaround effort
Lowe's Cos , the world's second-largest home improvement chain, said on Monday that three senior executives had left the company as part of a management shake-up aimed at improving its U.S. operations.
HP says prefers to spin off PC unit
Hewlett-Packard said on Monday it prefers to spin off its personal computers unit and is currently working on understanding the larger implications of separating the business from the company.
Airlines restart after Irene, face financial hit
U.S. airlines scrambled to put their operations back together in the U.S. Northeast on Monday following Hurricane Irene and braced for a financial hit from extensive storm-related cancellations.
Boeing 737 re-engine plan seen moving forward
Boeing Co will give an update Tuesday on its plans to revamp its best-selling 737 aircraft in a bid to fight off challenges from European rival Airbus, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Debt Super Committee Vexes Even Lobbyists
Thousands of Washington lobbyists are scrambling to influence the work of a congressional super committee given the job of identifying up to $1.5 trillion in deficit reductions, with many worried about how to gain access to its 12 members.
Wall Street surges 2 percent on Greek bank deal; trade thin
Stocks soared more than 2 percent in a broad rally on Monday as a merger between two big Greek banks provided a rare bit of encouraging news out of debt-stricken Europe.
U.S. Airlines restart after Irene, face financial hit
U.S. airlines scrambled to put their operations back together in the U.S. Northeast on Monday following Hurricane Irene and braced for a financial hit from extensive storm-related cancellations.
Pentagon Defends Efforts to Fight Waste
The Pentagon on Monday defended its efforts to eliminate wasteful wartime spending in Iraq and Afghanistan, as two new reports accused it of squandering tens of billions of dollars while tripling the amount of no-bid contracts.
Irene Costs Restart Washington Budget Battle
Washington's never-ending budget battle threatened to snarl the recovery from Hurricane Irene as a top Republican said on Monday that any federal aid will have to be offset by spending cuts elsewhere.
Republicans Take Aim at Regulations, Taxes
Republicans in the House of Representatives want to create jobs by killing regulations on companies and passing tax breaks for small business and government contractors, Majority Leader Eric Cantor said on Monday.
Exclusive: Majesco to release Twister video game in Nov
The original interactive game, Hasbro's Twister, is going interactive.
Al Gore to Global Warming Skeptics: You Will be Shunned Like Racists
Former presidential candidate Al Gore compared the struggle against racism in the South to his personal battle with global warming and its skeptics, TG Daily reported. There came a time when people said, 'Hey man, why do you talk that way? That's wrong, I don't go for that, so don't talk that way around me. I just don't believe that,' Gore said in an recent interview.
Chaz Bono, Ryan O'Neal said to be Among Dancing Cast
Chaz Bono, actor Ryan O'Neal, celebrity legal commentator Nancy Grace and one of the Kardashians are expected to be among the celebrities taking part in the new season of Dancing with the Stars.