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BoA-ML, TerraPass in California CO2 Offset Deal

Bank of America Merrill Lynch has joined forces with U.S.-based carbon portfolio manager TerraPass Inc in a bid to enter the nascent Californian emissions market, the bank said on Tuesday.

Mortgage bankers grapple with consumer outrage

U.S. mortgage bankers attending an industry conference in Chicago this week received something they did not originally bargain for -- a heavy dose of the consumer anger against the financial system that has boiled into protest rallies across the country.

World Chefs: For Mina great food is a balancing act

With 18 restaurants dotted around the United States and three more due to open soon award-winning chef Michael Mina says preparing memorable meals is all about balance.

World Monuments Fund Releases 2012 Watch List of Threatened Cultural-Heritage Sites

World Monuments Fund has released its 2012 Watch list of 67 cultural-heritage sights at risk.

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Omega-3 fats are thought to lessen inflammation, and research suggests that's especially true if the omega-3 replace some of the omega-6 fatty acids that make up a large share of the typical U.S. diet.

Risky Cons Outweigh Pros of Multivitamins, Supplements Taken By Older Women

Women taking multivitamins may not necessarily live longer than those who get their nutrients from food alone, according to a U.S. study that found the group appears to have slightly higher death rates.

Mitt Romney’s Mormon Faith: Polls Show Americans Are Suspicious of Mormonism

While most Mormons consider themselves Christians, many Americans -- especially Evangelical Protestants -- do not believe that is the case.

Traders gather at the Barclays Capital's kiosk on the floor of the New York Stock

U.S. Stocks End Mixed on Earnings, Slovakia

U.S. stocks are mixed for much of Tuesday as investors weigh U.S. earnings optimism against worries from Europe.

Wall Street holds steady, ready for earnings

U.S. stocks took a breather on Tuesday after the best five days for the S&P 500 in more than two years as investors look to earnings for a reason to extend the market's rebound.

Box.net raised $81 million in funding, and now hopes to build infrastructure to compete with the likes of Microsoft, Oracle and IBM.

Can Box.net Challenge Amazon and Microsoft in the Cloud?

Box.net raised $81 million in funding on Monday. The cloud computing company is the darling of Silicon Valley, but can it compete with the likes of Amazon or Microsoft?

Alcoa Q3 profit up, but sees slower growth

Alcoa Inc , the largest U.S. aluminum producer, said third-quarter profit jumped from a year ago, but earnings and revenue slipped from the second quarter as economic growth slowed from the first half of this year.

Ukraine's ex-Prime Minister and opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko waves during a rally in front of the parliament in Kiev

U.S., EU, Russia Say Yulia Tymoshenko’s Trial Was Politically Motivated

The Unites States and the European Union has said the trial for former Ukraine Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko was politically motivated and has condemned the seven-year jail sentence.

Hank Williams Jr. VIDEO - Lyrics: Singer Rips ESPN, FOX News, and Current State of U.S. in Rebuttal Song

The country music star has more harsh words.

NBA Lockout: Don't Expect Fans to Wait Around

NBA commissioner David Stern announced the canceling of the first two weeks of the season on Monday night and by doing so took another big step toward eliminating the entire basketball season.

Apple Rival Reaches the States: ASUS’ Ultrabook Debuts in U.S. Oct. 12

An Apple rival may be arriving in the U.S. tomorrow, Oct. 12 - the ASUS Ultrabook UX21 and UX31. The device could challenge Apple as the top MacBook Air.

Mitt Romney Endorsed By Tea Party Congressman: 'Republicans Need to Understand This Is About Winning'

U.S. Rep. Michael Grimm, R-N.Y. endorsed Mitt Romney, saying Republicans need to abandon their purity test and nominate someone who can win against President Obama.

Saudi Arabian ambassador to the U.S., Adel Al-Jubeir.

U.S. Thwarts Iran Plot to Murder Saudi Envoy

The two men as Manssor Arbabsiar, a 56-year-old U.S. citizen with dual Iranian and U.S. passports, and Gholam Shakuri, reportedly a member of the Quds Force.

Hank Williams Jr. New Song: 'Keep the Change' Posted on Site as Williams Appears on 'The View'

Hank Williams Jr. posted his new song, Keep the Change, on his Web site Tuesday and appeared on The View, the week after his controversial analogy of President Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler led to his disassociation with ESPN.

SecurID maker says single nation behind data breach

Two groups acting on behalf of a single nation state were behind a March attack on RSA, the maker of SecurID keys used by tens of millions of employees worldwide to access their corporate computer networks, Chief Executive Art Coviello said on Tuesday.

NASA Hands over Ownership of Endeavour Shuttle

NASA Hands over Endeavour Shuttle Tuesday

NASA handed over ownership of the defunct Endeavour spacecraft to the California Science Center in Los Angeles during a ceremony Tuesday.

People wait to vote during the presidential election at a polling station in Liberia

Voting smooth as Liberians choose president

Liberians queued peacefully in the rain on Tuesday for the West African state's second presidential election since its civil war, with incumbent Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf bidding for a second term.

Rick Perry's No. 1 Goal in New Hampshire: Prove He's a Good Debater

Supposing honesty is the best policy, we should probably start here: For Rick Perry, Tuesday night's GOP debate at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire is do or die.

Hedge fund assets back above 2006 levels - data

Global hedge fund assets rose 6.7 percent to $2.16 trillion in the first half of the year as investors backed the bigger, established managers to steer them through volatile markets, data showed on Tuesday.

Regulators releases Volcker rule limits on Wall St. bets

Regulators on Tuesday released for public comment the Volcker rule proposal that will restrict Wall Street's ability to trade for its own profit, setting off what is expected to be a fierce lobbying campaign to weaken the crackdown.

Immelt makes a speech during a "Jobs for America Summit" at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington

Obama’s Job Council - U.S. Needs Foreign Investment, Infrastructure Work to Create More Jobs

A group of executives advising President Barack Obama said Tuesday two very good ways to create more jobs in the U.S. are: attract $1 trillion in foreign direct investment within five years and upgrade the nation's transportation/energy infrastructure.

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