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It was revealed on Monday that Casey Anthony's attorneys had told the court on Saturday that the murder accused was incompetent to stand trial, bringing to a halt the proceedings of the day.

Shares of Motorola were slammed by the market on Monday after analysts expressed poor performance on what should be strong points for the company.

Gary Foster, a former vice president at Citigroup's treasury finance department, has been arrested for his alleged involvement in a $19 million fraud.

Industry analyst says Bank of America shares are undervalued for the long term.

Kentucky-based independent author second to sell one million ebooks through Kindle. Formula for success is low price, speed to publish and plot.

According to various reports, Gina Rinehart, an Australian mining executive, is one the verge of becoming the richest person on the planet.

General Motors India showcased the electric version of its small car, 'Beat', as part of a global demonstration of the technology.

German automaker Volkswagen has developed a driverless car likely to come to market within a few years.

Coca-Cola company announces price increase.

Maker of Blackberry under scrutiny.

Perhaps the time has come to turn the page on Warren Buffett's leadership role

Lexus leads the J.D. Power and Associates quality report, while Ford slips in the ranking.

New revelations by Cindy Anthony on the 26th day of Casey Anthony murder trial have weakened the strong circumstantial evidence against the accused, Casey. Cindy Anthony, Casey's mother, testified in court that she had conducted Internet search on Chloroform in Anthonys' home computer. Cindy also said that the stain on the trunk liner of the car was already there when Cindy and her husband bought it from a used car dealership in Orlando.

Ford's $1 billion investment in Lincoln is a direct attack on Toyota's luxury Lexus brand

Some companies will win, some companies will lose as growth slows in the American economy and inflation rises. Here's a list of five winners, and five losers.

From people with serious concerns to people looking for quick money, everyone seems to be suing Facebook. Following are some of the most frivolous litigation filed against Facebook to date.

Navy SEALs film to hit theaters, probably in early 2012.

Union official says they'll push the Swedish automaker into bankruptcy if necessary if unpaid wages are not honored

Oprah Winfrey pumps up her OWN network with a promise to get O.J. Simpson to interview with her and confess to killing his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson.

FDA follow-up study on silicone-gel breast implants returned to market for patients in 2006 concludes they are safe, but won't last forever.

The attorney for the parents of Casey Anthony is denying media reports which claimed that they believe their grand-daughter is guilty of killing her daughter, Caylee.

Southwest celebrates 40th anniversary with fare sale

Social media fuels expansion of Ryan Dunn celebrity following his death in a fiery car crash.

The American Automobile Association will begin deploying electric-vehicle mobile charging units this summer with the help of its roadside assistance fleet, to help drivers of electric vehicles such as Nissan Motor Co.'s Leaf and Cheverolet Cruze recharge their car batteries.

Fugitive South Boston gangster James 'Whitey' Bulger, wanted in connection with 19 murders, and a person on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted List, was captured by federal law enforcement officials at a home in Southern California, ending a 16-year manhunt.

Airbus SAS signed a contract to supply 200 of its A320neo jets to Malaysia's low-cost carrier AirAsia in a deal valued at about $18-billion in the largest single order of aircraft in history.

Sweden-based car manufacturing company Saab said on Thursday that it cannot afford to pay the wages to its employees.

Reports of an upcoming iPhone 5 continue to keep the netizens busy but how is Apple's year old phone, the iPhone 4, faring against the new breed of Androids?

JetBlue edges out United Airlines with a deal worth an estimated $3.4 billion deal.