IBT Staff Reporter

A will drafted by Michael Jackson in 2002 which was believed to his last will has been found and is likely to appear in court, according to the Wall Street Journal's report.

U.S. investigators say 10 or more people associated with imprisoned swindler Bernard Madoff could face criminal charges in the coming months, a law enforcement source said on Tuesday.

A Yemeni Airbus A310-300 carrying 153 people crashed into the Indian Ocean Tuesday as it approached for a landing on the island nation of Comoros, Yemeni officials said.

The Walt Disney Co has reached a deal with Hong Kong's government to expand the Disneyland theme park at a cost of about $465 million, officials said on Tuesday.

Republican senate candidate Norm Coleman gave up his fight for the U.S. Senate on Tuesday, congratulating rival Al Franken. Earlier today, Minnesota's highest court upheld a decision by a lower court declaring Franken the winner in last November's election.

Cisco Systems Inc is considering offering Web-based alternatives to Microsoft Corp's popular Office software as the networking giant expands on the Internet.

Sun Microsystems on Tuesday released its new powerful virtualization software with supports for multiple processors.

The U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday it was pressing ahead with its five-month-old lawsuit against UBS AG to force the Swiss bank to identify thousands of U.S. clients with secret UBS accounts.

Stocks fell on Tuesday as an unexpected drop in consumer confidence cooled recent optimism about an economic recovery, but Wall Street still closed out its best quarter in a decade.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday granted California's request to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from cars and light trucks as the Obama administration implements measures to increase fuel efficiency and reduce the impact on global warming linked to these gases.

Michael Jackson's body will be driven to his Neverland Valley Ranch in central California as early as Thursday with public viewing being set for later this week, according to media reports on Tuesday.

Wal-Mart Stores Inc , the world's largest retailer, said on Tuesday that it supports President Barack Obama's push to require large employers to offer health insurance to workers.

YouTube co-founder Steve Chen is leaving the video service, three years after being bought by Google , but is staying with the search giant, according to a report by All Things Digital.

Stocks fell on Tuesday as an unexpected drop in consumer confidence cooled recent optimism about an economic recovery, but Wall Street still closed out its best quarter in a decade.

The Minnesota Supreme Court on Tuesday declared democrat Al Franken as the winner of Minnesota's disputed U.S. Senate seat over Republican Norm Coleman.

The King of Pop, Michael Jackson's body will return to his Neverland Ranch on late Thursday morning. And a public viewing has been set on Friday, the CNN confirmed on Tuesday.

Farrah Fawcett's son, Redmond O'Neal was on Tuesday given permission to leave his cell for three hours to attend his mother's funeral.

The worldwide IT market took a major plunge in the current fiscal quarter but will soon to recover by the end fourth quarter and into 2010, according to Forrester analyst research on Tuesday.

Oil fell 2 percent to below $70 a barrel on Tuesday after a drop in U.S. consumer confidence data in May added to concerns over a potential economic rebound.

Michael Jackson tunes blanketed the airwaves coast-to-coast immediately after his death on Thursday, and continued throughout the weekend.

Minnesota's Supreme Court upheld a ruling on Tuesday declaring Democratic candidate Al Franken as the winner of the state's U.S. Senate seat, beating incumbent Republican Sen. Norm Coleman in last November's election.

Oil fell more than 2 percent to below $70 a barrel on Tuesday after a steep drop in U.S. consumer confidence data in May added to concerns over a potential economic rebound.

China's Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Corp , rival Geely, and at least one Western industrial group remain interested in Ford Motor Co's Volvo car unit, a person close to the situation said on Tuesday.

Major automakers are expected to report the highest sales rate of 2009 when they post results for June, as deep discounts limit industry-wide results to a 30-percent decline.

Consumer and labor groups demanded Bank of America Corp and other lenders reform their sales practices so that workers under pressure to meet sales quotas do not saddle customers with costly and unnecessary products.

Stocks slid on Tuesday as a surprising drop in a gauge of consumer confidence sparked caution about the economy's recovery prospects, hurting industrial, technology and energy shares.

The fifth round under the Federal Reserve's TALF program grew to $8.1 billion on Tuesday and is largely being shaped by auto ABS issuers as two new deals join the queue of securities offered ahead of the July 7's subscription deadline.

Amazon.com has closed its third Internet associates program in a week, in Hawaii, as the online retailer steps up an effort to skirt new sales taxes in several U.S. states.

Making a telephone call, sending a text message or reading emails on a mobile phone from across the European Union will cost less from Wednesday.