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Riding Pillion through New York’s Adirondacks

Lynn Grieger takes us on a ride trough the small towns and dense evergreen forests of the Adirondacks

Ceglia Told Lawyer to Ignore Facebook Court Order: Filing

According to a report in the Daily Mail, Facebook wants to use Britain as a testing ground for games that will allow children to gamble on virtual fruit machine, bingo, poker and roulette.

The New York man claiming half of Facebook Inc founder Mark Zuckerberg's stake in the social networking company told his lawyer not to comply with a court order to turn over email data, a court filing shows.

IBM's Q3 heightens caution, spurs sell-off

A man walks past the headquarters of IBM Japan in Tokyo

IBM's quarterly revenue and services signings barely met Wall Street forecasts, underscoring investors' fears about slower information technology spending and depressing its stock more than 3 percent.

Occupy Wall Street Protests: Movement Sees Support From New York City Voters

The Occupy Wall Street movement has garnered support from the likes of Kanye West, Susan Sarandon, Michael Moore, Mark Ruffalo and Tim Robbins. With Monday came the revelation of a new group of supporters perhaps even more important than celebrity figures -- New York City voters.

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Republican presidential nomination candidate Herman Cain.

Herman Cain Immigration Plan Joke Isn't Funny

Herman Cain says he was just making a joke about deterring illegal immigrants from coming into America with electrocution at the border. His so-called joke, told to two crowds in Tennessee where the GOP presidential candidate was campaigning last week, went like this: It's giong to be 20 feet high, Cain said, according to The New York Times. It's going to have barbed wire at the top. It's going to be electrified. And there's going to be a sign on the other side saying, ...

Con Ed Seeks $1.7 Million in Rent from Park51 Developer, Threatens Eviction

Consolidated Edison is seeking $1.7 million in back rent from the developer of the Muslim community center and mosque near Ground Zero, the latest setback for the controversial project, known as Park51.

NY Indian Pt Nuclear Plant Poses Great Risks, Advocates Say

As the Indian Pt Nuclear Plant's license term draws to an end, two environmental groups have published a report revealing the hazards posed by the plant and a list of alternative power supplies in a hardheaded battle to prevent the plant's license from being renewed.

A man gestures at an encampment of Occupy San Francisco protesters at the Justin Herman Plaza in San Francisco, California

Police arrest five protesters in San Francisco

Five people protesting economic inequality were arrested in San Francisco on Sunday night for trying to stop the dismantling of their camp near the regional Federal Reserve building, police said.

NYPD Officer Charged in a False, Racially Motivated Arrest

An NYPD officer was and charged with federal crime for allegedly violating a man's civil rights.

Decline in Newspaper Advertising Continues to Hit Gannett

Gannett announced a small decline in third-quarter earnings Monday, mostly due to declines in print advertising.

China says Wall Street protests cause for reflection

China's Foreign Ministry said Monday global protests sparked by the Occupy Wall Street movement in the United States were a cause for reflection, but the reflection should be focused on ensuring the world's healthy economic growth.

Occupy Seattle: Police Take Down Tents, Arrest 9 Protesters

Occupy Seattle protesters were removed from Westlake Park Monday morning when Seattle police and parks employees took down all 150 tents and arrested nine people.

IBM’s Earnings: Bellwether for the Tech Industry

IBM, the No. 2 global technology company, is scheduled to report third-quarter results late Monday. They could be a bellwether for the entire technology sector.

Dan Wheldon Dies in Horrible Indycar Crash

Dan Wheldon Crash: Celebrities Mourn for Indycar Racer on Twitter

The tragic death of Dan Wheldon, the two-time Indianapolis 500 winner, is mourned by many and countless people have expressed their respect for him and sorrow over his loss on the Twittersphere.

Online Flash Sales Less Flashy as Inventory Shrinks

The flash sales business has lost some of its flash, forcing online luxury clothing merchants such as Gilt Groupe, Ideeli and Rue La La to radically change their business models.

Elizabeth Taylor remembered by Hollywood friends

Hundreds of friends and family of Elizabeth Taylor gathered on a Hollywood movie studio lot on Sunday for a memorial celebration of the screen star, who died earlier this year at the age of 79.

'Betterment' Strives for Better Investing

Jon Stein got a good education in economics at Harvard and Columbia Business School. In nearly every economics class, Stein said he was taught that for any investor who doesn't have better market information than another there's just one optimal portfolio to own: The market portfolio.

Is it crisis time at Sitrick?

Michael Sitrick is the biggest name in crisis management, but the public relations guru is grappling with plunging earnings and a stream of executive defections that have set tongues wagging.

US court to hear Shell Nigeria human rights case

The Supreme Court said on Monday it would decide whether companies can be liable in this country for international human rights law violations, a case involving allegations that Royal Dutch Shell Plc helped Nigeria violently suppress oil exploration protests in the 1990s.