Knicks Rumors: Kurt Thomas, oldest NBA player, to play center
The New York Knicks may be making a run at the oldest player in the NBA in free agent center Kurt Thomas. The 38 year old Thomas played for the Chicago Bulls last year after signing a one year contract for $1.3 million to backup Joakim Noah.
Site of Ryan Dunn’s car crash vandalized with spray paint
TMZ is reporting that the crash site where Ryan Dunn died last week has been vandalized.
Lehman files new bankruptcy plan
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc filed a new $65 billion bankruptcy liquidation plan that it said has won wider support, possibly setting the stage for the end of the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. history.
General Mills sees 2012 profit hit by food costs
General Mills Inc forecast weaker fiscal-year earnings than Wall Street expected as higher ingredient and fuel costs hammer the food company.
Apple expected to offer free iPhone this fall
Apple will reportedly offer the iPhone 3GS for free with a two-year contract when the next generation of iPhone becomes available this fall.
Peek-a-boo: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has an outfit mishap at Transformers premiere
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, the lead female character in the upcoming film 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon' has an outfit mishap at the movie's premiere.
Pending home sales rise, market still seen weak
Pending sales of existing homes rebounded from a seven-month low in May but demand for mortgages sank last week and the market is still struggling under the weight of a glut of unsold properties.
Big changes to Fed debit card rule seen unlikely
Banks are hoping to win at least a small reprieve from the Federal Reserve on Wednesday when the central bank releases a final proposal cracking down on the fee banks charge retailers when a debit card is used.
Second Defendant Acquitted In Deutsche Bank Fire Trial
A Manhattan grand jury has found a second defendant not guilty of all charges in the Deutsche Bank manslaughter trial after eight days of deliberations.
Monsanto earnings jump, shares rise
Global agribusiness company Monsanto Co said on Wednesday that net income surged nearly 80 percent in the third quarter due to strong sales in its core seeds and genetic traits businesses.
General Mills forecasts weaker profit on food costs
General Mills Inc forecast weaker fiscal-year earnings than Wall Street expected as higher ingredient and fuel costs hammer the food company.
Gaikai seeks deals as gaming shifts to the cloud
Gaikai, a privately-held cloud gaming firm whose backers include Electronic Arts and Intel Capital, expects to sign deals with major publishers and video game makers, as the market shifts from console-based games to online titles.
John Brown's Body: The Sweet Sounds of Future Roots
John Brown's Body make waves in progressive reggae
Mavericks Rumors: J.J. Barea to Lakers, Knicks, Heat
The Dallas Mavericks may be losing their backup point guard J.J. Barea to free agency. Barea indicated that he would like to return to the defending champions, but would leave for the right price.
New settlement push in CFTC oil manipulation case
One of the biggest oil market manipulation cases undertaken by regulators is entering a new phase in which a judge will mediate settlement talks, three years after the case was launched.
Exclusive: Greek bank plan unlikely to trigger CDS
Politicians and bankers are confident that a French proposal for a Greek bailout can be adopted without triggering a pay-out in credit insurance, lifting a key hurdle to a rollover of Greek debt, sources told Reuters.
Hotel with robot service, no tip needed!
YOTEL: a new hotel in NYC where robots do the dirty work.
Twitter co-founder Dorsey's company gets $100 million
Square, the mobile payment service started by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, secured $100 million in a financing round led by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
Are Pippa Middleton and Alex Loudon back together?
England's favorite bachelorette, Pippa Middleton, was seen with her rumored ex-boyfriend Alex Loudon at Wimbledon.
General Mills' 2012 outlook misses Street view
General Mills Inc forecast weaker fiscal-year earnings than Wall Street expected as higher ingredient and fuel costs hammer the food company.
Virginia Author Stages Kidnapping, Sells Book
Mark A. Davis's new book, Rejection, is about a failed novelist who takes the initiative after years of rebuffs from publishers.
Apple's White MacBook Supply Constraint Hints a Future Refresh with Lion Launch
Apple's current $999 white MacBook has met with a severe supply constraint at a number of retailers, suggesting a draw-down in stocks ahead of a potential update.
Diet Sodas Linked to Larger Waist Circumference
Two new studies have found that even diet sodas can make you gain weight and become fat.
Kate Middleton and Anthony Weiner have one thing in common
Some public figures are so famous that there are dolls made to replicate them. We've selected our top 8 favorite celebrity and public figure figurines.
Why war in South China Sea is 'too costly'
China is criticizing the US' Senate's interference in the mounting geopolitical struggle for the South China Sea.
Wall St extends gains for 3rd day on Greece vote
Stocks rose on Wednesday after the Greek parliament approved austerity measures, clearing a major hurdle in the country's bid to win access to international funding to avoid default.
Tweet from the holy land: Pope Benedict tweets for the first time, using iPad
Pope Benedict XVI sent out his first message on Twitter publicizing Vatican's news website.
iPhone 5 not coming until 2012; shuns off August or September debate
After all the buzz about the iPhone 5 debating over an August or September launch date in 2011, the fifth-generation iPhone along with the cheaper progeny will not launch until 2012, according to Wall Street.
D.Boerse-NYSE ask EU regulators for deal approval
Deutsche Boerse and NYSE Euronext formally sought EU approval for their planned $9 billion tie-up on Wednesday, triggering a lengthy review expected to focus on the derivatives and clearing businesses.
Katharine McPhee makes a splash promoting ‘Smash’
With a new show and a new solo record deal, will Katharine McPhee finally make it big?
