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Groupon, Live Nation tie up on ticket deals

Top online group buying site Group tied up with Live Nation on Monday to launch a new online ticketing deals web site that will allow customers to buy tickets to concerts, theaters and other live events at discounted prices.

Madoff trustee in $1 billion pact with Fairfield funds

The trustee seeking money for Bernard Madoff's victims announced a $1 billion settlement with liquidators for three feeder funds tied to Fairfield Greenwich Group, allowing higher payouts to the swindler's former customers.

More parents lenient about young Web use: poll

Despite age restrictions on some social media sites, the number of parents who would allow children 10-12 years old to have a Facebook or MySpace account has doubled in a year, a new survey showed.

YouTube adds 3,000 movies for rental debut

YouTube is adding more than 3,000 movies for its users to rent starting on Monday, along with the millions of free user-created videos the popular website is best known for.

Oil rebounds, Brent jump 2nd biggest day ever

Brent crude oil surged more than $6 a barrel on Monday, the second-largest gain on record, snapping back from last week's near record sell-off on a wave of bargain-hunting and a jump in gasoline futures prices.

Zynga buys iPhone game engine development team

Zynga Inc is hiring two key developers of cocos2d, a popular game engine that powers top grossing iPhone apps such as Tap Pet Hotel and Tap Zoo in a move that will help the social games company boost its presence on smartphone and tablets.

Greece seeks 2012 funding as lenders probe progress

Greece said it was discussing with its euro zone partners ways to plug a 27 billion euro ($39 billion) funding hole next year as a fresh credit rating cut on Monday made its return to markets even more difficult.

Lehman, Barclays in $1.1 billion accord on assets

The trustee in charge of liquidating what's left of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc U.S. brokerage agreed to pay Barclays Plc $1.1 billion in disputed assets connected to its purchase of Lehman's North American business.

CSI star calls Justin Bieber a brat

It was approximately one year ago that Justin Bieber had a guest role in CBS's CSI. After today, it's questionable whether he'd work there again.

Americans Gone Wild - Economic Decline Spawns Violence

As the U.S. economy continues to collapse, Americans are becoming increasingly frustrated, and this frustration will inevitably boil over into rioting and violence. Could we be starting to see the start of this already? The number of Americans that have gone wild seems to be escalating.

Apple, Conde Nast reach New Yorker iPad deal

Apple Inc and magazine publisher Conde Nast reached a deal to offer the New Yorker on the iPad device in the latest sign that relationships are improving between the technology company and content owners.

U.S.-Pakistan Agreed to Bin Laden-Style Raids: Report

Anonymous current and former officials from the U.S. and Pakistan are bringing their stories to the public through the UK's Guardian, in which they say the government's leaders struck a deal nearly 10 years ago that gave the United States the right to unilaterally go into Pakistan and get the top three al-Qaeda leaders.

More calls replayed for Rajaratnam trial jury

The jury in the closely-watched insider trading trial of hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam reheard on Monday a dozen FBI phone taps centered on one transaction in the charges against the Galleon Group founder.

Lindsay Lohan joins the undead

Lindsay Lohan was walked the red carpet to support Tyler Shields' art opening, which encompasses several portraits of Lindsay as a Vampire.

Zynga acquires iPhone game engine development team

Zynga Inc is acquiring two key developers of cocos2d, a popular game engine that powers top grossing iPhone apps such as Tap Pet Hotel, and Tap Zoo, in a move that will help the social games company boost its presence on smartphone and tablets.

Rajaratnam jury starts 3rd week, re-hears calls

The jury at the insider trading trial of hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam began the third week of deliberations by asking to hear replays of FBI phone taps between the Galleon Group founder and one of the former friends who testified against him.

Sears may move headquarters when incentives expire

Sears Holdings Corp is looking at whether to move its corporate headquarters after the state and local incentives that brought it to Hoffman Estates, Illinois, a northwest Chicago suburb, expire in 2012.

Higher prices boost McDonald's April sales

McDonald's Corp posted a better-than-expected 6 percent global rise in April sales at established restaurants as higher menu prices helped offset rising costs for beef and other ingredients.

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