Bank of America Corp has put its advertising account up for review as it seeks to mold a new image for a company that has changed significantly since the financial crisis and suffered repeated blows to its brand.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jan 11, 2012
The former BYU star has been somewhat inconsistent in his rookie season.
Bobby Ilich
Jan 11, 2012
February brings stale candy on sale the day after Valentine's Day, July offers PSAs featuring fireworks and missing fingers, and January means dopey movies about demonic possession.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jan 07, 2012
The long awaited adaptation of Haruki Murakami's immensely popular novel is a feast for the eyes and ears, if not the heart
Ellen Killoran
Jan 06, 2012
Rape destroys love as ethnic violence destroys a nation in Angelina Jolie's directorial debut, In the Land of Blood and Honey.
Daniel Tovrov
Jan 02, 2012
Happy New Year! 2012 is almost upon us and we can only hope it will be as interesting and eventful as was 2011. There were several major events that happened in news, entertainment and technology throughout 2011. The U.S. captured and killed Osama Bin Laden, the iPhone 4S was released, Apple Inc. lost its CEO and co-founder Steve Jobs and the Iraq War ended.
Laura Matthews
Dec 31, 2011
The 2012 presidential campaign has been one of the most volatile in recent memory, and it isn't even 2012 yet. Take a look back at the highlights and lowlights of the battle for the Republican nomination so far.
IBT Staff Reporter
Dec 31, 2011
Hollywood star Brad Pitt is the top money-maker for 2011, according to a new poll. The Moneyball star was voted the winner in Quigley Publishing Company's 80th Annual Poll of Motion Picture Exhibitors.
Kukil Bora
Dec 31, 2011
Two old friends catch up at Ulysses' Folk House on Stone Street in Lower Manhattan.
Michael Nunez
Dec 30, 2011
When we look back on how college athletics fared in 2011, we will remember it much more for the disgraces - Jerry Sandusky and Bernie Fine on the top of that list - than some of the good stories - UConn's Kemba Walker and BYU's Jimmer Fredette.
John Talty
Dec 29, 2011
2011 was a great year to be an American corporation, as corporate profits rose and taxes fell.
Eleazar David Meléndez
Dec 28, 2011
They can make in a month what the average worker earns in a lifetime. Many go about in private jets, employ multiple secretaries and glad-hand dignitaries and world leaders. Perched at the top of major corporations around the world, the chief executive officer blazes trails, inspires awe and commands attention. But under such immense scrutiny, when the CEO slips, the rest of the world takes notice.
Eleazar David Meléndez
Dec 28, 2011
A U.S. appeals court agreed to resolve a dispute among institutional investors over whether Bank of America Corp's $8.5 billion mortgage debt settlement should be sent back to a New York state court for approval.
IBT Staff Reporter
Dec 27, 2011
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has rejected calls for a review of the Dec. 4 parliamentary elections.
Daniel Tovrov
Dec 27, 2011
The performance turned in by Thomas Horn, who plans 10-year-old Oskar Schell is an Oscar-worthy effort. Schell, who was chosen for the role despite no previous acting experience other than winning $30,000 at the age of 12 on the Jeopardy! Kids Week program, reminds us that children so often has the same difficulty navigating themselves and the troubled world around them that we all do.
David Magee
Dec 26, 2011
Check out a collection of photographs that show how Christmas was celebrated across the world...
ambrosia sabrina
Dec 26, 2011
Don, the protagonist, is the villain and hero, to be precise. Don’s characterization portrays a juxtaposition of both good and the evil. He kills his enemies but is portrayed to have a kind heart for women.
Sanskrity Sinha
Dec 24, 2011
Oskar Schell is on a quest. The boy has found a key belonging to his father, who perished in the World Trade Center towers on 9/11. The key was in a small envelope on which the word Black was written and Oskar believes, if he can just find the lock to which the key belongs, he will discover a secret message from his dead dad.
IBT Staff Reporter
Dec 23, 2011
The year began with a shooting in Tucson, Ariz., that left six people dead and 14, including U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, injured, and it ended with the last troops coming home from Iraq. It began with Congress deadlocked over spending and taxes and ended with Congress, well, deadlocked over spending and taxes.
IBT Staff Reporter
Dec 23, 2011
Gold extended its record bull run in 2011 for an 11th year as confidence in the world's financial leaders and their stewardship of fiat currencies plummeted.
Mike Obel
Dec 23, 2011
The incredible events of 2011 will likely influence global history for decades to come.
Palash Ghosh
Dec 23, 2011
It's been a while since Bollywood dished out a slick, fast-paced action film. Wait, am I kidding? Bollywood doesn't do fast-paced action films anymore; we just turn to Hollywood to get our share of those. So, kudos to Farhan Akhtar for attempting it - not once but twice.
Raymond Ronamai
Dec 23, 2011
