IBT Staff Reporter

Betty White stopped by The Late Show Monday night to deliver the Top 10 list: Betty White Tips for Living a Long and Happy Life.

Tunisia's interim government has announced that judgment day is near for ousted dictator Zine al-Abidine ben Ali.

There is a brand new concept in the latest styles of swimsuits this season: the solar bikini which has the ability to charge an iPod and camera, whilst laying, or charging up in the sun.

Mildred Baena, the mother of Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's love child, Joseph, has given her first interview to Hello! Magazine and posed for photos with her son.

Mobile network gear maker Ericsson is to spend $1.15 billion in cash to buy U.S. group Telcordia to help it manage an explosion in data and services and fend off tough competition.

Google made its biggest green investment yet $280 million dollars in a deal with Solarcity, which will use the funds to finance rooftop installations.

Singer and actress Selena Gomez was recently hospitalized after an appearance on late night television where she complained about severe headaches.

Garmin Ltd said it bought Germany-based navigation provider Navigon AG for an undisclosed sum as it looks to expand in Europe and improve its position against archrival TomTom.

The Dallas Mavericks won their first NBA Title in franchise history by defeating the Miami Heat in six games. Prior to the win, many questioned whether or not this team had the pieces to win a championship.

If you're in New York City this summer, cross the bridge over to Brooklyn and check out the borough's jam-packed summer 2011 schedule of events that are sure to keep you entertained.

Unfounded rumors are circulating that the New York Mets will start limiting how much they will use closer Francisco Rodriguez to prevent the team from having to pay the pitcher $17.5 million next season.

Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo has sent out a clear indication that he won't succumb to the lure of money and move Manchester City, after rubbishing rumours of a massive £150million switch to Eastlands.

Stocks rose more than 1 percent on Tuesday, primed by a market that was oversold on a technical basis and better-than-expected retail sales data that helped trigger a relief rally.

The 15th annual Webby Awards were held last night at New York City's Hammerstein Ballroom. The award show was hosted by actress Lisa Kudrow and honored the best of the Internet.

Since CBS announced Ashton Kutcher as actor Charlie Sheen's replacement on Two and A Half Men, Sheen has kept a relatively low profile. However, TMZ reported yesterday that the actor is in the midst of deep negotiations regarding a new television show that is planned to air January 2012.

JPMorgan Chase & Co has pushed out its head of home lending, David Lowman, who was sidelined in February after the bank racked up billions of dollars in losses on soured mortgages and became mired in litigation over a wave of foreclosures.

Miami Heat star Lebron James has been taking some harsh criticism ever since his loss against the Dallas Mavericks in six games in the NBA finals.

A juror accused of contacting a defendant through social networking site Facebook is being prosecuted for contempt in a London court, in what is being seen as a British legal first.

Journalist and labor organizer Jonathan Tasini filed a $105 million class action lawsuit against The Huffington Post, a website founded by Arianna Huffington for which Tasini wrote. Now four new plaintiffs have been added to the growing class action lawsuit that claims The Huffington Post's writers deserve to be paid.

As we expectantly wait for tomorrow's longest lunar eclipse of 11 years, those of us in the U.S. and Canada may have given up on the rare orange glow of the full moon. But here is the good news - thanks to modern technology, we will be given the privilege to watch it from home (or office) on the internet.

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge looking stylish at Garter Day Procession

Handset maker Nokia is likely to be paid hundreds of millions of dollars by Apple after victory in a legal wrangle over technology used in its arch-rival's top-selling iPhone.

Stocks jumped more than 1 percent on Tuesday as investors were drawn by oversold conditions on a technical basis and retail sales data was better than expected.

Author Alan Sitomer says that writing a good book that people want to read is still 100 percent vital, but whereas it used to be an end point, it is now really just a beginning.

Most chief executive officers of large U.S. companies expect higher sales and higher capital spending in the next six months, but their optimism about economic conditions and expectations for growth are more muted than three months ago, according to a quarterly survey.

General Motors Co is recalling 50,500 Cadillac SRX luxury crossover vehicles because an airbag might not deploy, possibly leading to injuries to those sitting in the right rear seat.

The Associated Press is reporting that a second person has lost his life after attending the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee.

The chances of positively resolving Europe's serious debt problems are decreasing from day to day as authorities focus on buying more time, not solving problems, billionaire investor George Soros said on Tuesday.

The actor will be featured in a Prada ad campaign.