Prisoner confesses involvement in Tupac Shakur robbery
Reports surfaced Wednesday night that a prisoner confessed to being involved in the 1994 robbery of rapper Tupac Shakur, according to a statement posted online.
First Steve Jobs Comic Book On the Way
Bluewater Productions is set to release a comic book on Steve Jobs that it says will tackle both his innovative genius, and his egomaniacal, corporate pirate side.
Weiner To Resign : reports
Scandal plauged Congressman Anthony Weiner has disclosed his decision to resign his seat as a member of Congress, amid unrelenting pressure from top Democrats for him to go, The Times reported.
Macy's, Union Reach Tentative Deal to Avoid Strike
With a midnight strike deadline looming, Macy's and Local 1-S of the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union (RWDSU), the union representing workers in four New York stores, reached a tentative five-year agreement to avoid a strike.
Prisoner confesses to 1994 Tupac shooting
A prisoner incarcerated in the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York, said he killed Tupac Shakur in 1994.
Ashton Kutcher, new 'Two and a Half Men' star, models in Brazil [pictures]
Ashton hits the runway in Colcci's Summer 2012 collection.
Wealthy sour on economy, advisers hopeful
Millionaires are less optimistic about the U.S. economy's prospects than their wealth advisers and are taking a cautious approach in their investments, according to a new data analysis released on Thursday from Fidelity Investments.
Data offers hope for pick up in recovery
The number of Americans signing up for jobless benefits fell last week, while housing starts and building permits rose in May, offering some hope the economy could be starting to pull out of its soft patch.
IMF contender Carstens chides Europe's grip on fund
Mexican Central Bank Governor and IMF-contender Agustin Carstens rebuked his European counterparts on Thursday for reneging on their promise to back a non-European to head the fund and vowed to give emerging powers more say if elected.
Allstate April-May catastrophe losses total $2 billion
Allstate Corp , the largest publicly traded U.S. home and auto insurer, said it lost $2 billion in April and May from severe tornadoes and thunderstorms, nearly equaling its catastrophe losses for all of 2010.
North/ South Korea: Tensions escalate on potential armed offensive, defectors
Pyongyang demanded today that Seoul repatriate nine North Korean nationals who defected to the South last weekend, according to Yonhap News Agency.
Kate Middleton's outfits: She'll pick them out herself [pictures]
Kate will dress herself on U.S. and Canada tour.
Israelis turn to Facebook in dairy revolt
Israelis are cheesed off and they're turning to Facebook to spread the word.
Blackberry PlayBook hits UK today
Blackberry maker RIM’s first tablet PC, the PlayBook is officially launched on Thursday in UK, which may give a tough competition to Apple’s iPad 2, especially over the starting price tag.
China military paper urges steps against U.S. cyber war threat
China must boost its cyber-warfare strength to counter a Pentagon push, the country's top military newspaper said on Thursday after weeks of friction over accusations that Beijing may have launched a string of Internet hacking attacks.
Despite previous announcement, Kate Middleton and Prince William will not hire a housekeeper
In spite of rumors that surfaced last week about Kate Middelton, Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince William employing a housekeeper-dresser, it was announced that the couple will stick to leading a simple life.
PHOTOS: Disgruntled Canucks fans riot in Vancouver
Disappointed that their hockey team failed to win the Stanley Cup, fans of the Vancouver Canucks rioted in downtown Vancouver after the conclusion of Game 7, overturning and burning cars and smashing store windows.
Justin Timberlake sweetly defends Britney in Playboy [Pictures]
In Playboy's latest issue, singer and actor, Justin Timberlake came to Britney's defense regarding her dancing as of late.
The 60-Second Business Bookshelf: “Disciplined Dreaming”
The proven system to drive breakthrough creativity that Josh Linkner promises requires highly developed mental and emotional discipline, Bob Morris writes in this International Business Times feature.
Kate Middleton and Prince William move into Kensington Palace, visit California
Kate will only bring her hair stylist on her trip abroad.
Data points to some improvement in economy
New claims for unemployment benefits fell last week, while housing starts and permits for future construction rose in May, signs that offered some hope the economy could soon pull out of its soft patch.
May housing starts up, permits at 5-month high
Housing starts rose more than expected and permits for future construction touched a five month high in May, a government report showed on Thursday, but any recovery will be hampered by a glut of pre-owned homes.
Real Madrid Transfer Rumours - Mourinho looks to strengthen striking department
Jose Mourinho has made signing Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko his top priority, according to reports, as he seeks to shore up his forward line in a bid to get the better of arch-rivals Barcelona.
IMF seen releasing Greek funds despite EU delay
The IMF will release crucial loans to save Greece from default despite a likely delay by the European Union in agreeing a second bailout for the heavily indebted state, euro zone sources said on Thursday.
Prominent Arab-American women call Gay Girl Amina MacMaster-mind 'Orientalist'
After MacMaster's apology, Orientalism became a hot button word online, especially in the Arab-American Web community. Najla Said, daughter of the founder of the term Orientalism talks to IBTimes in an exclusive interview.
Cancer drugs reach U.S. market before Europe: study
New cancer medicines typically reach the U.S. market several months before they go on sale in Europe, according to a study published amid a debate about access to new drugs.
Google's new ways to make search faster
Google, which makes most of its revenue from search-based advertisements, is coming up with new ways to search faster.
Greek debt, political turmoil hits world stocks
World stocks hit a three-month low on Thursday, the euro tumbled and top-rated government bonds rose as investors began to price in a possibility of disorderly default in Greek sovereign debt.
Stock futures off on Greece anxiety, jobless data due
Stock index futures dipped on Thursday as global equities tumbled on worries that the lack of a deal on how to handle the Greek debt crisis could trigger disorderly market moves and crimp liquidity.
ECB's Wellink calls for doubling euro bailout fund
The European bail-out fund should be doubled to 1.5 trillion euros ($2.15 trillion) if politicians want private sector investors to participate in a second bail-out package for Greece, a European Central Bank governing council member said.