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Warren Buffett: What About The Succession Plan?

Warren Buffett, the chairman of Berkshire-Hathaway, has revealed that he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer.

Karlie Kloss And Rumored Boyfriend Sam Bradford Snuggle At Coachella

Supermodel Karlie Kloss has officially made it big. No, this does not have to do with her Victoria's Secret debut in December or her dazzling stint during Paris Fashion Week. The supermodel has been linked to a new public romance; a true sign of celebrity. Karlie Kloss and St. Louis Rams quarterback Sam Bradford were snapped together at Coachella Music and Arts festival on Friday, April 13, in the VIP section.

Titanic: 100 Years Later, Still The World's Most Tragic Maritime Disaster

One hundred years have passed and there have been larger maritime disasters, but for reasons unique to the ship, the tragedy of the RMS Titanic continues to be a part of the popular culture’s consciousness.

Goodbye Twinkies? Hostess Fights Unions In Bankruptcy Court, ‘They Won’t Work For Nothing’

Hostess Brands Inc., the maker of Twinkies, Ding Dongs, and Wonder bread, is making a final offer to the Teamsters union Tuesday to accept cost-cutting efforts. If they refuse, Hostess will head to bankruptcy court to implement the cuts.

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GSA Scandal: Possible Bribery, Kickbacks Being Investigated; Former Administrator Apologizes At House Hearing

The Inspector General for the General Services Administration, or the GSA, on Monday said he is investigating other sorts of improprieties at the agency that include possible bribery and kickbacks.

Spain's Yields Rise Above Critical 6% Level

Spain's debt yields rose above 6 percent on Monday as investors worried about its budget deficit, knocking the euro and sending safe-haven German bonds to a record last set at the height of the euro zone crisis.

Carlyle Group co-founder and Managing Director David Rubenstein

Carlyle Group Puts $7B Price Tag on Itself, Less Than Expected

Closely-held private equity giant The Carlyle Group will be putting a valuing itself somewhere in the vicinity of $7 billion during an upcoming initial public offering, the Wall Street Journal reported late Sunday, a conservative assesment that takes into account some very recent developments in the private equity and IPO worlds.

Bobby Valentine hasn't gotten off to a great start with the Red Sox in 2012.

VIDEO Bobby Valentine Questions Kevin Youkilis Committment to Red Sox

Bobby Valentine said he doesn't know if Kevin Youkilis is has committed to the game as he used to be.

ALMA: Searching For Stars On The Edge Of The Earth

Situated 5,000 meters (16,404 feet) high in the Chilean Andes, the world's largest and most expensive ground-based astronomy project has just begun its monumental search in hopes of answering some of humanity's biggest questions.

Denise Richards: Charlie Sheen’s Ex-Wife To Appear On ‘Anger Management’

It looks like Charlie Sheen and estranged wife Denise Richards are getting back together. Richards has recently agreed to appear in an episode of Sheen's new television series, Anger Management.

Oklahoma Tornadoes: Twisters Hit Norman, Oklahoma City

Oklahoma Tornadoes: Storms Hit Norman, Oklahoma City [VIDEO]

Residents of Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Kansas are braced for a major tornado outbreak, which has been predicted to strike this weekend -- with its peak on Saturday -- according to the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center.

Mike Brown high-fives Andrew Bynum as he comes off the court. Their relationship has been rocky so far this season.

Lakers Rumors: Mike Brown and Andrew Bynum On Good Terms Despite their Difficulties

Lakers coach Mike Brown and Andrew Bynum have a good relationship according to Brown.

Pauly D Lawsuit: 'Jersey Shore' Star Sued By Former Talent Agency, International Creative Management, For $550,000

Paul Pauly D DelVecchio Jr. of the MTV's hit show Jersey Shore was slapped with a lawsuit from his former talent agency.

Gulf Of Mexico Oil Leak Is Likely Natural Occurence, Regulators Say

The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement announced the source of a 10-square mile oil sheen in the Gulf of Mexico was likely a naturally occurring oil seep from the ocean floor, not a spill from an oil rig.

Citigroup's 1Q Earnings Expected To Be Flat

Analysts expect quarterly revenue of $19.85 billion, which would be a bump up from the $19.73 billion Citi posted a year ago. Net income is expected to be 99 cents a share, compared with $1 a share in the first quarter of 2011.

4 Feet of Hail:Texas Panhandle Storm Gets Waist-High, [PHOTOS, VIDEO]

Bite-sized hail hammered cities in the Texas Panhandle so hard on Wednesday that it has left up to 4-feet of ice in some areas.

Largest Lake Sturgeon Ever Tagged: What Is A Lake Stureon? [PHOTO]

Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources tagged the largest lake sturgeon in the history of the program. On Tuesday, the Wisconsin lake sturgeon management program, which began in the 1950's, tagged 545 sturgeons, a record for the program. Within those 545 sturgeons tagged was the largest fish the program has ever tagged, reported NBC 26.

Friday The 13th: Origins And Superstitions Behind The Unlucky Day

Friday the 13th is a day that people associate with bad luck. The day strikes three times a year, those being Jan. 13, April 13 and July 13. The spooky part of those three days? They are each 13 weeks apart. So how did approximately 21 million people start to fear Friday the 13th?

Infosys Q4 Profit Rises, But Shares Fall On Poor Guidance

Indian software services firm Infosys Technologies Ltd Friday reported 27.4 percent quarterly rise in profit, but presented disappointing guidance for future sales subsequent to the uncertainties in the global economy and the volatile nature of the currency.

F1 China 2012 Practice: Watch Live Stream Online, Schedule, Preview Of The Third Grand Prix Of The 2012 Season

Watch live streaming coverage of practice for the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai, plus read a full preview.

KNBR's Ralph Barbieri Fired: Could Parkinson's Disease Be The Reason?

Longtime San Francisco sports radio host Ralph Barbieri, also known as The Razor, was fired by KNBR radio station on Wednesday.

2 World Financial Center Evacuated After Suspicious Package Reported; Was A Toy: NYPD

Manhattan's 2 World Financial Center was evacuated Thursday morning after workers who discovered what they believed to be a hand grenade contacted authorities -- it turned out to be a toy, police said.

Tim Tebow: Will He Start for the Jets Over Mark Sanchez?

Will Tim Tebow be the opening day starter for the Jets? Not if the fans have any say in the matter.

HTC One X vs Nokia Lumia 900: Would You Prefer An Android Candy Or A Windows Dessert?

While Samsung and Apple are still tight-lipped about their plans to release their next flagship smartphones in the market, other major phone manufacturers are taking full advantage of the whole market situation and delivering their best bets to consumers.

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