IBT Staff Reporter

Reggie Brown, whose prominence as a President Obama impersonator got a boost after a performance at a prominent GOP conference recently, got a chance to finish what he started after his performance was cut short by an official.

Vince Desi, publisher of the Postal video game series, praises the Supreme Court for their decision against a 2005 California State Law that prohibited the sale of violent games to minors.

G4 has decided to continue airing 'Proving Ground,' Ryan Dunn's reality series.

The red and black leather jacket that Michael Jackson wore while dancing in the classic Thriller video has sold for $1.8 million in a online auction.

Massive transforming robots in 3D are one of the key selling points in Transformers: Dark of the Moon, which is set for release on Tuesday.

One analyst predicts Apple will go after the mid-market with a second new iPhone to be introduced in September of this year.

Broker-dealers won additional time from federal regulators to comply with new rules banning naked access, where brokers rent their IDs to unlicensed high-speed traders.

Lulzsec says it is no more; hands hacking duties to Anonymous.

TerreStar Networks Inc did not receive any competing bids for its assets Monday, clearing the way for Dish Network Corp to acquire the company for about $1.38 billion, according to sources with direct knowledge of the situation.

Amanda Knox, Raffaele Sollecito, and Rudy Hermann Guede all appeared in court in Perugia, Italy on Monday for the seventh hearing of their appeal for the murder of British student Meredith Kerchner.

Nike Inc reported stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings on Monday as a 14 percent increase in revenue helped offset higher costs, and orders showed surprising strength for the future.

Trade talks between the Philadelphia 76ers and Los Angeles Lakers for a swap between Andre Iguodala and Lamar Odom may have died because of Odom himself.

The Apple iPhone that is equipped with high-speed 4G LTE may be too early to be released this September.

The more Mexican authorities try to stamp out violent drug ballads celebrating the joys of narcotics trafficking, the more their fame spreads like wildfire, fanned by the Internet.

The World Bank's political risk guarantee agency said on Monday it would mobilize about $1 billion for insurance coverage for countries in the Middle East and North Africa to encourage foreign direct investment.

New regulations announced over the weekend will likely benefit PNC Financial Services Group Inc, US Bancorp and smaller U.S. banks at the expense of bigger competitors including Bank of America Corp and JPMorgan Chase & Co.

A former Citigroup Inc vice president charged with embezzling $19 million from the bank's accounts -- an alleged fraud that went undiscovered for more than a year and a half -- pleaded not guilty in Brooklyn federal court on Monday.

Gary Foster, a former vice president at Citigroup's treasury finance department, has been arrested for his alleged involvement in a $19 million fraud.

While Casey Anthony's first-degree murder Trial stirs up a national sensation in the U.S., the murder trial of Meredith Kercher has gained international attention due to its controversies around the validity of the convictions and the conduct of the police investigation and prosecution. Taking center stage is Amanda Knox, Kercher's roommate.

Bidders for the operator of Canada's largest stock exchange stepped up their last-minute push for votes on Monday as the deadline loomed for TMX Group shareholders to decide between a takeover offer from the London Stock Exchange or from a home-grown rival.

For its You Are What You Read campaign, Scholastic has just released Daniel Radcliffe's bookprint.

TURNING ON THE CHARMSolomon avoids the spotlight. Bald and paunchy, with a gravelly voice and a casual demeanor, he hardly radiates power. Described by friends as a family man close to his wife and two daughters, Solomon lives in an apartment on tony Central Park West in Manhattan, and is not known to flaunt his wealth.

Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc is preparing to sell its stake in a Manhattan building that once housed the International Toy Center to JPMorgan Chase & Co for about $700 million, the Wall Street Journal said on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration along with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and public health agencies are warning consumers not to eat Evergreen Produce brand alfalfa sprouts or spicy sprouts because they may be linked to 20 cases of salmonella poisoning.

U.S. consumer spending failed to rise in May, breaking 10 straight months of gains, as households struggled with rising prices and automakers could not deliver some popular models due to fallout from Japan's earthquake.

Stocks rose from three days of losses on Monday, led by banks after news of more favorable capital requirements and optimism over Greece's austerity plan, but investors cautioned against high hopes.

The Supreme Court rules the State of California can't restrict the sale of violent video games.

Smurf fans came out in support of the new film, 'The Smurfs,' and set a Guinness World Record.

Private equity and real estate firm Blackstone Group was recently asked by the Securities and Exchange Commission to provide extra information about how it remunerates its executives, according to regulatory filings made public on Monday.