IBT Staff Reporter

Hewlett Packard Co will begin selling its TouchPad on July 1 in the United States for $499.99, debuting the first tablet computer powered by Palm's operating software.

In the past few months, hackers have enjoyed a swelling of fame while their hits have suffered hurt customer credibility and financial loss. Now it's Citibank's turn.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc agreed on Thursday to pay a $10 million fine and stop giving favored clients trading ideas developed at internal gatherings known as trading huddles.

Wall Street turned back a six-day losing streak on Thursday, with the Dow and the S&P 500 bouncing up 1 percent, after data on U.S. exports eased concerns about a stalled economic recovery that had weighed on the market for days.

The world's most famous maid of honor caught the tennis match between Andy Roddick and Kevind Anderson in London on Thursday.

The Yankees and the Mets are both carrying dead wood at this point. The fans are getting restless and the media smells blood as the hole gets deeper for Jason Bay and Jorge Posada. How long will the management of the two MLB teams absorb the poor performances of their weakest links?

Good things come to those who wait?

New York Congressman Anthony Weiner's sexting scandals and online relationships were shocking enough, but X-rated nude photos of his himself went over the top.

The new poster for the 2011 version of 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' show actress Rooney Mara exposing her breasts.

Videogames are becoming kinder and gentler as women and older players seek pleasure in a pastime long dominated by teenage boys hell-bent on winning wars in fantasy worlds.

Sprint Nextel plans to sell a high-speed wireless phone from Motorola Mobility , the Photon 4G, this summer, the U.S. mobile device maker's first to be based on the carrier's new WiMax technology.

Paula McLain's novel tops the latest hardcover bestseller fiction list released by IndieBound today.

The European Central Bank signaled a July interest rate rise and raised the stakes on Thursday in its stand-off with governments over a new bailout for Greece by rejecting any form of debt restructure.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc agreed on Thursday to pay a $10 million fine and stop giving favored clients trading ideas developed at internal gatherings known as trading huddles.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc agreed on Thursday to pay a $10 million fine and stop giving favored clients trading ideas developed at internal gatherings known as trading huddles.

Jurors in the Casey Anthony Murder Trial were shown photos of 2-year old Caylee Anthony's skull as they were first seen at an Orange County, Florida crime scene.

Cheap and good. It's been a winning formula for Rodger Riney, the founder and chief executive of brokerage Scottrade. And he's not about to change it.

Vrial teen star is back and this time she's with Katy Perry

Young Egyptians took to the streets again yesterday, in Cairo and across the North African nation. This time to demanded better wages.

The Gold Price continued to hold steady Thursday morning, trading in a tight range around $1536 per ounce - 2.6% off last month's spot market all-time high - while stocks and commodities gained ahead of UK and Eurozone interest rate announcements.

Planking, the international phenomenon that started in England and spread to Asia and Australia, has come to Los Angeles.

The network hosts three on-air events to help the charitable campaign

Bankrupt Borders Group Inc said it may have to close up to 51 more stores -- including some of its most successful -- as the shrinking bookstore chain struggles to avoid defaulting on a bankruptcy loan.

Record exports in April tempered fears that the economic recovery was running off the rails, even though first-time claims for jobless benefits edged higher last week.

U.S. stocks extended gains on Thursday after trade data showed record U.S. exports, easing concerns about a stalled economic recovery following a six-day slide that left the equities market oversold.

After spending Wednesday holed up in his Forest Hills apartment, Congressman Anthony Weiner (D-Brooklyn/Queens) said he's planning to get back to work.

Major U.S. banks came under growing pressure from banking regulators to improve the security of their customer account information after Citigroup Inc became the latest high-profile victim of a large-scale cyber attack.

Stocks extended gains on Thursday after trade data showed record U.S. exports, easing concerns about a stalled economic recovery following a six-day slide that left the equities market oversold.

The European Central Bank said on Thursday it opposed forcing private creditors to take part in debt relief for Greece, pushing back against Germany, which has demanded a bond swap to lengthen Greek debt maturities.