Goldman Sachs subpoenaed for financial crisis role
New York prosecutors have asked Goldman Sachs to explain its behavior in the run-up to the financial crisis, the latest investigation that has cast a pall over the reputation of the largest U.S. investment bank.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa Approves $6.9 Billion Budget
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa signed a $6.9 billion budget that will add certain city services and cut others, but ultimately avoid layoffs.
Facebook and Zuckerberg say ownership contract forged
An alleged contract and emails that a New York man says entitle him to a huge stake in Facebook are forgeries, the online social network's founder Mark Zuckerberg said.
Groupon files for IPO of up to $750 million
Online coupon company Groupon Inc filed for an initial public offering on Thursday, the latest in a series of social networking companies to tap the U.S. capital markets.
Hackers say they have attacked Sony network again
A hacker group has claimed it engineered yet another attack on Sony Corp computer networks.
Fiat nears deal to buy U.S. stake in Chrysler: report
Italian automaker Fiat SpA is nearing a deal to buy the U.S. Treasury's remaining 6 percent stake in Chrysler Group LLC and could pay more than $500 million, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
Fed balance sheet hits fresh record size
The Federal Reserve's balance sheet expanded to a record size in the latest week, as the central bank bought more bonds in an effort to support the economy, Fed data released on Thursday showed.
Jaycee Dugard's Statement at Kidnappers' Sentencing [FULL TEXT]
The following is a written statement by Jaycee Dugard as read by her mother Terry Probyn at the sentencing of Phillip Garrido and his wife Nancy Garrido on June 2, 2011.
Beijing splits with Vatican on ordination
Beijing goes ahead with ordination, despite scorn of the world Catholic community
Palestine vies for representation at the United Nations
The United States vows to represent an obstacle in the representation of a Palestinian state at the UN.
Algerian Minister: 'Libya has become open-air arms market'
Algerian authorities blame terrorist attacks of the past two months on chaos in neighboring Libya
Sony Hacked Again?: SonyPictures Passwords Said to be Stolen
Japanese electronics giant Sony may have been hacked again. A hacker group who identify themselves as Lulz Security has claimed that they have stolen more than one million passwords, emails and other information from Sonypictures.com. It is the same group that posted fake news stories on PBS.com over the weekend.
Bell Canada wants no limits on spectrum auction
Canada's biggest telecom company, BCE Inc, wants rivals big and small to compete without restrictions for valuable spectrum needed to accommodate booming demand for mobile Internet services.
Jaycee Dugard's Kidnapper Dealt Stern Words, Sentenced to Life in Prison
The couple of convicted kidnappers and rapists of Jaycee Dugard, who in 1991 was a girl abducted at age 11 that was held for the next 18 years in a San Francisco suburb, were sentenced on Thursday before a scolding judge, prosecutor and mother of the victim.
Apple’s iCloud Gets Bigger; Cost Comes Into Focus
Reports have indicated Apple has all four major record labels to licensing agreements for its iCloud.
Instant view: Moody's warns U.S. default risk rising
Moody's Investors Service said on Thursday there is a small but rising risk of a short-lived default by the United States if there is no increase in the statutory debt limit in coming weeks.
AT&T to buy wireless assets from Convergys for $320 million
Customer relationship company Convergys Corp plans to sell its holdings in some wireless assets in the Cincinnati metropolitan area to AT&T Inc for about $320 million in cash.
iCloud in heaven, all major labels signed with Apple
Apple has signed a licensing deal with Universal Music Group, which will enable Apple's online music store to offer songs from all four of the major record companies and incorporate them into Apple's iCloud music plans.
Copper Effective to Fight against New E. coli Strain; A Few Tips to Prevent E. coli Infection
A recent deadly E.coli outbreak in Europe has already killed 18 people, 17 of them in Germany.
Hundreds die in escape from Libyan chaos
Authorities announced hundreds of Libyan refugees dead in cross-Mediterranean escape.
China responds to ethnic riots in Inner-Mongolia
The Chairman of Inner-Mongolia promises to improve living standards in response to protests across the region.
Daughter of Billy Bob Thornton guilty of manslaughter of baby girl
His estranged daughter, Amanda Brumfield, was found guilty of aggravated manslaughter of the death of a one-year-old girl in Orlando, Florida.
Christie Calls Helicopter Controversy 'Media Theater,' Pays Back $2000 for Rides
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and the state's Republican Party will pay more than $3000 to cover costs for state helicopter flights the governor took last week to attend his son's high school baseball games, and called focus on the story media theater that is less important than the state's fiscal problems.
Mets climb out of 7-run hole, beat Pirates 9-8
Down seven runs in the third inning, the New York Mets responded with three runs and added four more in the sixth inning en route to a 9-8 win and a 2-2 split of their four-game homestand against Pittsburgh.
Secrets of P90X, hardcore celeb exercise plan, revealed
The strenuous P90X fitness program favored by celebrities is nothing new ... but it works.
U.S. calls Google China allegation very serious
Washington scrambled on Thursday to assess whether security had been compromised after Google Inc revealed a major hacker attack targeting U.S. officials that the Internet giant pegged to China.
Wall Street ends flat after volatile day; jobs ahead
U.S. stocks ended a volatile trading day mostly flat on Thursday as investors were reluctant to make bets a day before a critical labor market report that could magnify fears the economy is slowing.
Moody's may cut BofA, Citi, Wells ratings
Moody's Investors Service said it may downgrade the debt ratings of Bank of America Corp, Citigroup Inc and Wells Fargo & Co, citing concerns about waning U.S. political willingness to offer support for the largest banks.
Universal Studio's New Tram Host Jimmy Fallon Celebrates Debut
Comedian Jimmy Fallon made his debut Thursday morning as the new video host of Universal Studios Hollywood's behind-the-scenes Studio Tour. To celebrate, Fallon belted out his own rendition of Tram-tastic, the original new Studio Tour theme song he wrote himself.
Jane Lynch: Host of the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards
It was announced Thursday that Glee's Jane Lynch has been tapped to host the Emmy awards this year.