Stocks add to losses as Nasdaq down 2 percent
Stocks fell further in early afternoon trading on Monday, with the Nasdaq declining more than 2 percent and the Dow and S&P 500 down more than 1 percent each.
Charlie Sheen reaches two million Twitter followers
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Manchester United refuse to speak to media after Liverpool humiliation
Manchester United did not provide any post-match comments after Sunday's 3-1 loss at Liverpool, with manager Sir Alex Ferguson and assistant Mike Phelan refusing to face the media.
Smart Money: Top hedge funds' fresh commodity bet is plastics
Just one word ... plastics.That well-known line from the classic 1967 movie The Graduate may sum up the recent investment strategy of some top hedge fund managers, including James Dinan and David Einhorn.
Charlie Sheen buys a Beverly Hills home for $7.5 million (PHOTOS)
The troubled actor Charlie Sheen has reportedly purchased the former Beverly Hills, Calif. home of Mike Medavoy, one of the producers of the Oscar nominated film Black Swan, for $7.5 million.
Usher to return money made at Gaddafi family party
Usher is the latest celebrity to say that he will return the money he was paid for performing at a Gadaffi family party in St. Barts.
Oil up on Libya and Mideast worry but off highs
Brent crude prices rose above $118 a barrel and U.S. prices pushed to their highest level since September 2008 on Monday, before paring gains in volatile trading, lifted by Libya's conflict and the threat of wider supply disruptions in the Middle East.
YRC finance chief leaves as trucker restructures
YRC Worldwide said on Monday that its chief financial officer was resigning as the top U.S. trucker tries to turn around its troubled finances.
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Smart Money Analysis: Citigroup in, Goldman out at top funds
Top hedge funds turned conventional wisdom on its head in the fourth quarter by swapping out Wall Street powerhouse Goldman Sachs Group Inc for battered bailout survivor Citigroup Inc .
Wall Street stocks pull back with semis, rising oil
Stocks fell on Monday, weighed down by a downgrade of the semiconductor sector and worries about the effect of higher oil prices on the economy, which is unlikely to change soon.
Al Qaeda U.S. Recruiting Sparked Muslim Probe, says Lawmaker
Al Qaeda's attempts to recruit in the United States and three incidents over the past two years involving killings or attempted killings of Americans are what prompted an investigation into the extent of radicalization in the Muslim community, Rep. Peter King of New York said on Sunday.
Angry Birds Flocking To Facebook
Though details are scant, the game will take flight later this year.
Foley sued by partner for age, sex, race discrimination
A partner at Foley & Lardner has sued the firm for discrimination and breach of contract, citing in his complaint that the firm treated younger, female and/or non-white employees more favorably.
Sidley associate swaps job for hike with dog
At a time law graduates would sell their arms and legs and maybe something more to get into a BigLaw, a Sidley Austin associate has dumped his cushy job to go hiking from Delaware to California with a tent and his dog, Mabel.
Kids for Cash judge Ciavarella seeks acquittal or new trial
The lawyers representing former Pennsylvanian judge Mark Ciavarella, who was convicted last month by a federal jury in Scranton of 12 of the 39 counts in the 'kids for cash' case, said he is innocent and are seeking an acquittal or a new trial.
Death knell for BigLaw Howrey ringing?
The death knell for embattled BigLaw Howrey could ring as early as this week with firm partners reportedly set to vote on winding down its operations.
Global central banks say united on inflation fight
Central banks worldwide are unified in seeking to anchor expectations for future inflation, but that does not mean they will all go about it in the same way, policymakers said Monday.
Charlie Sheen wins 2 million followers on Twitter
Charlie Sheen can certainly use his catchphrase winning to describe his latest Twitter feat.
Moody's downgrade tips Greece closer to brink
Moody's slashed Greece's credit rating by three notches on Monday due to an increased default risk, raising the specter that the distressed euro zone sovereign may have to restructure its debt, perhaps before 2013.
Barclays CEO Bob Diamond gets $10.6 million bonus
Bob Diamond, the new chief executive of British bank Barclays Plc, was paid a bonus of 6.5 million pounds ($10.6 million) for last year and received a similar amount in shares under a long-term plan.
Fed's Fisher warns could vote to stop bond buying
A senior U.S. Federal Reserve official warned on Monday that he would vote to scale back or stop the central bank's $600 billion bond-buying program if it proves to be demonstrably counterproductive.
Kate Middleton reported to wear Alexander McQueen wedding gown
Kate Middleton plans to wear a gown by Alexander McQueen designer Sarah Burton. The Telegraph is reporting that the gown will combine Middleton's and Burton's ideas.
Fed's Lockhart says cannot rule out further bond buys
Uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa have increased U.S. economic uncertainty, and Federal Reserve policy-makers should not rule out further bond purchases if things worsen, a top central bank official said on Monday.
Brent crude rises on Libya but pares gains
Brent crude rose as high as $118.50 a barrel and U.S. oil hit its highest level since September 2008 on Monday on concern over wider supply disruptions in the Middle East before both markets pared gains.
Gold Price Hits New Record-High vs. Falling Dollar as Libya's Civil War Spreads
The Gold Price rose new all-time highs vs. a falling US Dollar on Monday morning in London, hitting almost $1445 per ounce as European stock markets held flat and major-economy government bonds slipped, nudging interest rates up.
Gold climbs to record as Mideast violence flares
Gold climbed to a record high above $1,440 an ounce on Monday as the threat of violence spreading in the Middle East and North Africa pushed oil prices to 2-1/2 year highs and burnished the metal's safe-haven appeal.
Iraq stocks surge on strong pent-up demand
Pent-up demand has resulted in a surge in Iraqi stocks due to political gains and lifting of UN sanctions, says investment management company Global Capital Investments.
Western Digital Acquires Hitachi’s Storage Business
The new combined company will retain the Western Digital name and location.
Sarah Palin calls Kathy Griffin a bully
Comedian Kathy Griffin will guest star in an upcoming episode of the hit show Glee. She will play a sectionals judge described as a recent Tea Party candidate and home schooler - a Sarah Palin type.