Jay-Z & Kanye album on top for second week
In a week that saw other worldwide rulers being run out of their palaces, it was pretty clear that Jay-Z and Kanye West would be keeping their jointly held throne. And, sure enough, the rappers' collaborative album dominated the Billboard/SoundScan album chart for a second week, even with a 59 percent decline in sales.
Analysis: Why Goldman's Blankfein tapped a big-time lawyer
If you need to hire Reid Weingarten, your career has probably hit a rough patch.
WGA signs internet news writer-producer contract
The Writers Guild of America, West, has signed its first-ever deal for web newswriting.
Hulu bids due - who will win its hand?
Bids for Hulu are due on Wednesday from a collection of tech and satellite giants -- with Yahoo, Google, Amazon and DirecTV among the likely contenders.
TCW monitored Gundlach's emails before firing
Trust Company of the West CEO Marc Stern asked his legal team to monitor the emails of ex-employee and star bond fund manager Jeffrey Gundlach after growing suspicious of his intentions to start a new firm, the CEO testified on Wednesday.
Redmond O'Neal takes plea on drug charge, gets rehab
Redmond O'Neal, the troubled son of the late Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal, pleaded no contest to drug and weapons charges on Wednesday and was ordered to spend a year in a live-in rehabilitation program.
Nancy Reagan is fine after stumble at California event
Former first lady Nancy Reagan is fine despite stumbling at an event in southern California where she was caught by Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
Baby Boy Pushed by Mother From California Parking Structure Dies
A 7-month-old baby boy who authorities say was pushed from the fourth story of a Southern California hospital parking structure by his mother died of his injuries on Wednesday.
Nancy Reagan Fine After Stumble at California Event
Former first lady Nancy Reagan is fine despite stumbling at an event in southern California where she was caught by Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
Steve Jobs Resigns as CEO of Apple
Apple announced Wednesday that Steve Jobs is resigning as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective immediately.
Starbucks CEO:100+ leaders to stop political gifts
Starbucks Corp Chief Executive Howard Schultz on Wednesday said that more than 100 U.S. business leaders have signed on to his call to withhold political contributions from lawmakers until they strike a bipartisan debt deal.
Insight: Facebook, LinkedIn threaten to slay Monster.com
Monster Worldwide isn't looking so monstrous lately.
Hurricane Irene 2011 Seemingly Headed for New York City, Massive Economic Impact Expected
Hurricane Irene is heading right for Northeast. It remains unclear when and where the storm will break.
Hurricane Irene New York: Top 5 Dangers of a Hurricane in the City
Even if Irene reaches New York as a weakened Category 1 or Category 2 hurricane, it could still wreak havoc because the city is simply not prepared to handle such storms the way Florida or the Gulf Coast are. In a worst-case scenario, here are the top five threats New York City would face from a major hurricane.
False ad suit can proceed versus Groupon: attorney
A U.S. judge said parts of a false advertising lawsuit can proceed against online coupon distributor Groupon, according to one attorney who attended a court hearing on Wednesday.
Deficit super panelists studying others' work
The heads of a U.S. Congress deficit super committee said on Wednesday most members were reviewing budget-balancing studies of recent years in a sign the panel was unlikely to try to reinvent the wheel.
Gold posts biggest drop since 1980 on Fed fears
Gold futures fell more than $100 on Wednesday, one of the steepest falls ever, as strong U.S. economic data and expectations of more Federal Reserve stimulus accelerated profit taking from the safe-haven record high of a day ago.
Exclusive: Talent agency CAA mulls Silicon Valley office
Creative Artists Agency, the largest talent representation firm in Hollywood, is considering opening an office in Silicon Valley to expand ties with the technology community, according to two people familiar with the firm's plans.
Analysis: Mortgage probe split puts banks in tactical bind
Large U.S. banks defending themselves against a mass of state and federal mortgage probes face a difficult tactical decision following New York state's exit from settlement talks on Tuesday.
BofA shares rise as capital debate continues
Bank of America Corp shares rose as much as 10 percent on Wednesday after analysts said the bank's capital needs were not as dire as some had feared.
Botox Injection Drug to Treat Leaky Bladders, Migraines Gains FDA Approval
Botox, an Allergan, Inc.-made injection drug, was approved Wednesday by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat those with urinary incontinence and neurologic conditions such as spinal cord injury and multiple sclerosis who have overactivity of the bladder.
Sprint to start selling iPhone 5 mid-October: report
Sprint Nextel will start selling the next version of the Apple iPhone in mid-October, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal that cited unnamed sources.
U.S. budget deal brightens fiscal outlook: CBO
A sweeping U.S. budget deal has brightened the country's fiscal outlook but its gains could evaporate if Congress extends tax breaks in coming years, nonpartisan congressional forecasters said on Wednesday.
Strong durable goods data ease recession fears
New orders for long-lasting U.S. manufactured goods rose in July, offering hope the ailing economy could dodge a second recession even though a gauge of business spending fell.
Deficit super panel eyes schedule, past work
The co-chairmen of a U.S. congressional super committee on deficit reduction said on Wednesday they are discussing rules and a schedule of meetings for the 12-member panel, but offered no immediate details.
Earthquake Cracked and Shut Down Washington Monument, Obama Blamed on Twitter
The historic earthquake caused a historic damage as it shook the nation's capital.While the mess around Washington, D.C. is being cleaned up on Wednesday, the Washington Monument in the heart of the city remained encircled within a black fence - due to a crack caused by Tuesday's 5.8-magnitude earthquake centered in Virginia.
HP’s Touchpad Sale: Five Things to Take Away from Its Success
Analysis: What can be taken away from HP's success with the Touchpad?
Toyota Camry 2012 Boasts Illustrious Pedigree
Welcome to the Camry Chronology -- everything you've ever wanted to know about one of the world's most popular cars.
Rick Perry Beats Mitt Romney in Gallup Poll, One Week After Entering Race
Rick Perry surged ahead of Mitt Romney in a Gallup poll released Wednesday, underscoring how conservative the Republican presidential primary race has become.
Clark Gable grandson charged with crimes in LA
The grandson of the late actor Clark Gable was charged in Los Angeles on Tuesday with pointing a laser at a police helicopter and momentarily blinding two officers on board, prosecutors said.