Lohan Sues Over Spilled Milk
Actress may have no shot at winning $100 million suit over E*Trade ad, but winning isn't the only motivation for legal action.
Hong Kong Police Said Investigating PCCW Buyout Bid
Offices of billionaire Richard Li's companies reported searched.
Thain Tapped For Top Spot At CIT
Former Merrill Lynch CEO takes over at the battered lender.
Japan Airlines Meets Its Savior
He may be one of the wealthiest people in Japan, but can Kyocera founder Kazuo Inamori turn around a bankrupt carrier?
Billionaire On Brink Of Chilean Presidency
Sebastian Pinera is favored to win a likely January run-off against Eduardo Frei after failing to win majority in first round of voting.
Tony Blair: Saddam Ouster Right, Even Without WMDs
Former leader stirs controversy ahead of his appearance before U.K. inquiry into 2003 invasion of Iraq.
Friendster's New Friend
Malaysian tycoon Vincent Tan picks up social networking site Friendster.
China's Billionaire To Watch
Geely Automobile's Li Shufu saw his net worth surge this week.
Journalism Or Sensationalism?
An Asia media tycoon's animated 'news' reports -- of Tiger Woods and local crime -- draw scrutiny.
Does Shenzhen Airlines' Leader Fly Straight?
Police are investigating the businessman behind the expansion of China's largest private airline.
EU Picks Van Rompuy As First Permanent President
Belgium's prime minister takes over the newly created role as Europe looks down a long slow road to economic recovery.
'Hi, This Is Sy Sims'
A Richard Behar profile of Sy Syms, the pioneer discount retailer who died Nov. 17, first published in Forbes magazine, Sept. 9 1985.
Margaret Thatcher 'Not Dead'
Misunderstanding about the death of her feline namesake leads to red faces in Canada.
Kroenke Ups Stake In Arsenal
The American billionaire's latest purchase of shares fuels rumors of a possible takeover.
The Cost Of Tweets And Pokes
Survey shows social networking sites are costing U.K. firms $2.3B a year, but they shouldn't be banned.
Nick Griffin And The U.K. Recession
The popularity of the far-right BNP has already been stoked by the recession--and now it's getting mainstream airtime.
Online Gambling Billionaire Cashes In
Anurag Dikshit is giving all the proceeds from his PartyGaming sale to charity.
Charity Or Exploitation?
A controversial "Miss Homeless" pageant put a roof over the head of the winner for a year.
Why Did Norway Pick Obama?
It could be Norway's re-embracing of the U.S. after George Bush.
Bertelsmann Billionaire Dies, Aged 88
Reinhard Mohn turned Bertelsmann around from a tiny book publisher to a global media giant.
