IBT Staff Reporter

Samsung and Apple continue squabbling over legal issues.

The increasing shortage of drugs to treat diseases such as cancer, heart disease, ADHD, septic shock and cystic fibrosis is pushing hospitals to search for substitutes to prevent delay in patients' treatment.

Sunday around 11 p.m., a mother of four was fatally shot in the Bronx. The victim, identified as Claudia Millan, 29, was shot in the face in her apartment on Park Avenue near 179th Street in Tremont. She collapsed on the street while still clutching her 2-year-old son's hand, police said.

New Amsterdam Market will be officially back in business every Sunday from 11am to 4pm beginning Sunday, June 5, 2011 at the old Fulton Fish Market located on South Street and Beekman Street in Lower Manhattan. It is held outdoors, under cover, and meets rain or shine.

President Barrack Obama honored the fallen soldiers in today's Memorial Day speech in Arlington National Cemetery. His speech remembered those who gave their life for America and also recognized the families and veterans of those beloved heroes. The country is at debt to the fallen heroes as President Obama's speech is presented below:

French car maker Renault on Monday appointed as chief operating officer Carlos Tavares, head of the Americas at sister company Nissan Motor <7201.T>.

Endeavour is set to make its final return voyage to Earth.

Beginning from May 25, Fleet Week in Manhattan, New York has attracted New Yorkers and tourists, and will continue through Memorial Day weekend until June 1.

Singer Sean Kingston hit a bridge in Miami while operating a Jet Ski personal watercraft, sending him and his passenger to the hospital. The Jamaica-born hip-hop star is in stable condition, but his accident is raising questions about the safety of crafts like the Jet Ski.

President Barrack Obama addressed his Memorial Day proclamation in remembrance to the generations of troops who battled for America's freedom. The Memorial Day Observance is the 144th held at the Arlington National Cemetery.

The European Union is racing to draft a second bailout package for Greece to release vital loans next month and avert the risk of the euro zone country defaulting, EU officials said on Monday.

President Obama announced today the new head chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to be US Army Chief General Martin Dempsey who will replace Admiral Mike Mullen.

TAIPEI (Reuters Life!) - Though Asian girl bands such as Japan's AKB48 and South Korea's Wonder Girls are gaining fame around the world, Taiwanese performer Shara Lin goes them one better -- she is her own band, playing violin, zither and piano.

EU regulators opened on Monday in-depth probes into two takeover bids in the computer hardware sector involving two Asian companies and two U.S. peers, saying it was concerned the deals would reduce the number of rivals.

More than 80 percent of women feel unsafe by the new guidelines which say routine breast cancer screening for women younger than 50 is not mandatory.

Saudi Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal said on Sunday that he wants lower oil prices so that Western countries don't have the incentive to find alternatives.

The two men who made BlackBerry a household name may not have the luxury of time to fix Research In Motion's flagging fortunes.

French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde arrived in Brazil on Monday seeking to win support from one of the most influential emerging economies for her bid to the lead the International Monetary Fund.

In town for the 2011 NBA Finals? When you're not watching the game, take time to explore some of the wonderful attractions Miami has to offer.

Taiwan's Asustek Computer demoed an interesting concept of a smartphone which docks into a tablet at the Computex IT trade fair in Taipei.

Motorsports sponsorships paid off for the National Guard yesterday, as all eyes were on the racing teams it sponsored--even though both teams lost.

Ireland's government moved on Monday to quash speculation it would be forced to seek a second EU-IMF bailout and said it would make a tentative return to international debt markets in the final quarter of next year.

Lockheed Martin Corporation, US's biggest military contractor, has signed an agreement to purchase a quantum computing system from D-Wave Systems Inc., a report on the company website said.

President Barack Obama joined Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon in Joplin at a memorial service for the community to comfort the people of Joplin, saying the efforts of people who gave their lives to save others in the midst of the devastating tornado showed the world what it means to love thy neighbor.

After killing social-media giants MySpace and Orkut run by News Corp and Google respectively, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has turned his attention towards small and big animals alike.

China has raised power prices for industrial, commercial and agricultural users in some regions by about 3 percent in an attempt to ease what threatens to be the worse power shortage in seven years in the world's second-largest economy.

The Public Broadcasting Service web site was defaced over the weekend with the hackers posting fake stories about Tupac Shakur being alive and in New Zealand.

Serbia may send Ratko Mladic to face genocide charges in The Hague within four days, a justice official said on Monday, after the Bosnian Serb wartime general’s son said he appeared frail after 16 years of run.

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