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Guzman teamed up with Duck Sauce for a new promotional video.

President Barack Obama is facing mounting resistance to a settlement from liberal supporters and a growing number of state attorneys general who say a deal would exonerate banks for their role in the subprime mortgage crisis.

As Occupy Wall Street entered its second week of protest marches, around 80 protesters were arrested on Saturday.The arrests were made as the propesters marched from their encampment in Zuccotti Park to Union Square, for disorderly conduct and obstructing vehicular and pedestrian traffic in addition to one for assaulting a police officer, according to police.

Microblogging service Tumblr has raised a funding round of $85 million, led by firms and VCs including Greylock Partners and Richard Branson. The site reportedly gains more page views than Twitter and Wikipedia.

Boeing has spent roughly $32 billion so far to launch the Dreamliner, according to an estimate by The Seattle Times, with half spent in development and half spent on manufacturing. Now Boeing has finally crossed the achievement threshold, completing the company's first contractual delivery of a 787 Dreamliner.

The 2012 GOP presidential candidate field has dominated much of the political discourse over the past six months, but one prominent, former Republican isn't that impressed -- in fact he's a little alarmed by selected positions: he being New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Shares of Eastman Kodak plunged as much as 24 percent Monday on fears the photography giant may be running out of cash -- yet intellectual property investment banks such as MDB Capital of San Diego, Calif., have estimated the Kodak patents could be valued around $2 billion.

Odyssey Marine will keep 80 percent of the silver it pulls from the S.S. Gairsoppa, which was struck by a Nazi U-boat. The British government will claim the rest.

ABC's Pan Am took to the skies Sunday night and, though there was a bit of turbulence midair, there is hope for a smoother ride going forward.

The Boston Red Sox kept their noses in front in the American League wild card race after Jacoby Ellsbury's three-run homer in the 14th inning gave them a 7-4 win over the New York Yankees in the second game of a double header on Sunday.

All of the bad jokes apply: it was easier to build the transcontinental railroad than for Democrats and Republicans to agree on a budget. Or perhaps the Burma Road.

Gold prices recovered from huge overnight losses Monday before paring losses to about 1 percent. Still in the last three days the precious metal has now lost more than 9 percent of its value in its biggest three-day drop since 1983.

Amazon is expected to release its Kindle tablet in a market dominated by Apple's iPad, which has netted a sale of 29 million units since its launch in April 2010.

A gold necklace, recovered from the sunken Titanic’s wreck site, has been stolen from an exhibition dedicated to the ill-fated ship, in the Danish capital of Copenhagen.

A 2635-square-foot Omega Boutique was launched at the Houston Galleria offering the brand's entire product palette, including products which are only available at Omega flagship stores.

Part of the “Big 4” international fashion weeks, the Milan Fashion Week is an amalgamation of high-end fashion, designers, supermodels and of course, the long list of celebrity guests.

San Francisco's clothed residents never really had a problem with a neighbor roaming around naked or with public nudity being legal. Being an epicenter of liberal activism and tolerance, SF residents never really bothered to ask nudists to stick to some basic 'etiquette' like putting a towel down on a park bench before they sat.

Netflix Inc has won a deal to pipe Dreamworks Animation movies starting in 2013, the first time a major Hollywood studio has chosen Internet streaming over traditional pay TV, The New York Times reported Sunday.

Philadelphia is very reliant on their start quarterback

From the very start, the only reason we've been held hostage is because we're American - These are the words of Josh Fattal, one of the three American hikers who were arrested by the Iranian forces while hiking in the Kurdish region along the Iraq-Iran border in July, 2009.

Oakland's Darren McFadden rushed for 171 yards and scored two touchdowns.