Billionaire investor Carl Icahn is setting out to oust Yahoo?s board of directors for ?unconscionable? actions that led Microsoft  to withdraw a $47.5 billion buyout offer.

Wall Street ended trading modestly higher Thursday after a batch of reports pointed to an economy that is hurting, but not experiencing as rough a time as many investors expected.

Many analysts believe current record oil prices are a result of speculation and are certain to head lower. But others say they see no reason to expect a price crash.

Anthony Pellicano was found guilty of using illegal tactics to gather information for rich and famous clients.

The billionaire investor and activist shareholder proposed a dissident slate of directors for the Yahoo board as he tries to force the company to restart talks to sell itself to Microsoft.

The deal for CNET is CBS?s biggest online acquisition since it hired Quincy Smith, a former media and technology investment banker, to lead its interactive unit in late 2006.

The bill received far more than the two-thirds vote needed to override President Bush?s expected veto.

Johnson & Johnson lost the second round in its trademark dispute against the disaster relief agency when a federal judge in Manhattan threw out most of the case.