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Ex-Lehman Directors win Ruling over Retirement Plan

Former directors of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc won the dismissal of a lawsuit seeking to hold them liable for losses suffered by the fallen investment bank's employee retirement plan program.

No Somber Mood Allowed on Paris Catwalks

Models present creations by Lebanese designer Elie Saab as part of his Spring/Summer 2012 women's ready-to-wear fashion collection show in Paris

Paris Fashion Week ended like it started with a positive and relaxed spirit and a skillful bow by Lebanese designer Elie Saab with a glamorous 1970s collection for next summer inspired by the American TV series Charlie's Angels.

Steve Jobs' Biological Father: No Comment on Estranged Son's Death

Abdulfattah John Jandali -- Steve Jobs' biological father -- had no comment Wednesday on the untimely death of his world-famous son, with whom he had no relationship.

Two apples are placed at the entrance the Apple store in Paris

Steve Jobs Dead in 2011: Death in His Own Words

While Steve Jobs' death in 2011 is shocking, it wasn't unexpected. Jobs had battled cancer for years. He had an operation in 2004, a liver transplant in 2009, and took three leaves of absence before he permanatly resigned as the CEO of Apple in August 2011.

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Actresses Kat Dennings (L) and Beth Behrs, stars of the new comedy series '2 Broke Girls' speak during a panel session at the CBS Television Network's 2011 Summer Television Critics Association Press Tour in Beverly Hills, California

CBS Picks Up '2 Broke Girls' for Full TV Season

New TV comedy 2 Broke Girls will be picked up for a full season, CBS said on Wednesday.

Occupy Wall Street’s message: more than a sound bite

The opinions expressed are his own.Pop quiz: What’s so bad about the financialization of the U.S. economy over recent decades?

Johnny Depp Apologizes for Vanity Fair 'Rape' Comment

Johnny Depp apologized on Wednesday for comparing photo shoots to being raped.

Oprah Top Paid Woman Entertainer, Gaga Catches Up

Watch out Oprah, there's a savvy pop star and an ambitious real housewife nipping at your financial heels.

Johnny Depp apologizes for Vanity Fair rape comment

Johnny Depp apologized on Wednesday for comparing photo shoots to being raped.

CBS picks up 2 Broke Girls for full TV season

New TV comedy 2 Broke Girls will be picked up for a full season, CBS said on Wednesday.The series, co-created by Whitney star Whitney Cummings, follows two young New York waitresses (Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs) from opposite ends of the class spectrum

Why the New York Yankees Will Win ALDS Game 5 Over the Detroit Tigers

This is a prediction of which team will win game 5 of the MLB ALDS between the NY Yankees and Detroit Tigers.

Terry Francona Will Announce ALCS Games 1 and 2 on Fox

Francona was recently let go from his contract with the Boston Red Sox as their manager.

How Two Whiz Kids Capitalized on the Apple 'iPhone 5' Release Hype

Ari Weinstein and Ben Feldman, age 17, were able to capitalize on the 'iPhone5' hype with their live coverage of the Apple keynote event on Oct. 4. The boys got 259,337 hits.

Actress Lea Michele arrives for the Hollywood Foreign Press Association annual installation luncheon in Beverly Hills, California

Lady Gaga Biopic: 5 Stars Who Could Play the Role [PHOTOS]

Lifetime is set to produce a Lady Gaga TV movie.

New Muppet character Lily, whose family has an ongoing struggle with hunger, is seen in an undated handout image.

Sesame Street debuts Hungry, Impoverished Muppet

Sesame Street debuts its new hungry, poverty-stricken Muppet Lily on Sunday's primetime special Growing Hope Against Hunger.

Canada's message to Wall Street: we've got jobs

As European banks seek state help and U.S. lenders shore up shaky balance sheets, Canada's well-performing banks have stepped up their efforts to poach talent from rivals around the world.

Flaherty sees no housing bubble, says no need to cool

The Vancouver housing market is attracting unusually strong demand but Canada as a whole does not face a housing bubble that requires government action, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said on Wednesday.

Services data stir euro recession worry

The euro zone's services sector shrank for the first time in two years in September as new orders dried up, stoking fears that the region's economy could be heading back into recession.

Food from the Texas State Fair: What's Hot?

Food from the Texas State Fair is always likely to be legendary. Here are some of the most interesting items on the menu this year.

Herman Cain Tells 'Occupy Wall Street' Protesters They Only Have Themselves to Blame [VIDEO]

As the Occupy Wall Street movement spreads across the country and the GOP presidential race heats up, the two have sort of merged, with Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain telling the protestors if they don't have a job, it's their own doing.