IBT Staff Reporter

Hewlett-Packard Co moved a veteran executive onto its board and announced the departure of two senior officers in a major ongoing management shake-up, and put new focus on China and India.

President Barack Obama, in an exclusive interview with NBC's Ann Curry, told her he would resign if he were Weiner.

Nissan Motor Co <7201.T> may have to delay U.S. production of its Leaf electric car as a result of the March 11 earthquake that rocked northern Japan, an executive said on Monday.

Can 'The Zen Master' possibly be coaxed out of retirement to lead the suddenly relevant Knicks to a championship?

Neil Patrick Harris, star of How I Met Your Mother, made a successful return for his second time hosting the Tony Awards on June 12, 2011.

Greece became the lowest-rated country in the world according to Standard & Poor's, which downgraded it on Monday and warned that any attempt to restructure the country's debt would be considered a default.

Membership for Facebook drops in the U.S., while it grows in markets like Mexico and India.

The year-long SM Town Live Tour, which kicked off in South Korea and went on to Los Angeles, China and Japan, reached France.

A top NYSE Euronext executive said the U.S.-based exchange's merger with Germany's Deutsche Boerse AG would lead to more job losses outside the United States than inside the country, in the short term.

Last week, the match between football club Termeno and Dro went to a penalty shootout.

CME Group Inc plans to sell most of the landmark Chicago Board of Trade building complex and rent rather than own the floor where contracts on corn, cattle and other farm goods are traded.

Google Inc plans to buy online advertising company AdMeld to grab a larger slice of the market for graphical display ads.

Google, looking to make a greater impact in the display ad industry, bought Admeld for $400 miliion.

Facebook is preparing to file for an initial public offering as early as October or November that could value the popular social networking site at more than $100 billion, financial news channel CNBC reported on Monday.

The San Francisco are keeping hope alive by winning close games amidst turmoil on the injury front. Buster Posey is out for the season and Freddy Sanchez's season status is still unknown.

Katy Perry's much anticipated new music video for Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) was finally released.

Stocks drifted sideways on Monday, in what is likely a temporary pause in a sell-off brought on by growing fears of another economic downturn.

Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, once again steals the spotlight with her on-point fashion sense.

Lebron James openly pouted at a press conference following the Miami Heats' loss to the Dallas Mavericks in Game 6 of the NBA Finals.

Should the Heat leave third-year coach Erik Spoelstra on the bench next year, or should GM Pat Riley replace him?

Miami Heat star Lebron James choked when it counted the most in the NBA Finals. His Heat team lost the series 4-2 to the Dallas Mavericks after a crushing defeat on their home court 105-95 in Game 6.

Liz Henry a blogging veteran who says she has uncovered several sockpuppets like Tom MacMaster's in her career, was instrumental in uncovering the Amina hoax and quite possibly pushing MacMaster to post an apology to the people Amina's words effected.

We're certainly living in the new abnormal when Jeff Immelt, head of GE, is speaking like the President in a time of heightened political importance and awareness.

The First Lady is in Southern California today, and she kicked off the morning with a panel discussion on how to improve integration of military family stories into film and TV. The event was hosted at the Writers Guild Theater in Bevery Hills,

New York's top legal officer is seeking information from Deutsche Bank AG and Bank of New York Mellon about their role as trustees for mortgage-backed securities, an expansion of his probe of mortgage practices, said a person familiar with the matter.

Greece became the lowest-rated country in the world in the rankings of Standard & Poor's on Monday, putting it below Ecuador, Jamaica, Pakistan and Grenada.

The Dallas Mavericks beat the Heat 105-95 in Game 6 of the NBA finals, but only Chris Bosh played a solid game in the Heat's most important game of the season and not Lebron James or Dwyane Wade.

Nobody saw this coming. Nobody expected the Dallas Mavericks to win the NBA championships in 2011.

Sure, they're currently under .500. But most people projected them to be worse. Here's why they're overperforming.