Apple vs. Samsung Lawsuit: Galaxy S4 Infringed Five Patents, Apple Claims [Document Included]

The Samsung Galaxy S4 has infringed five Apple patents, says the Cupertino-based organization.

Philip Morris To Buy Out Carlos Slim's Stake In Mexican JV

Marlboro maker Philip Morris InternationalInc (PM.N) said it will buy out billionaire Carlos Slim's Grupo Carso (GCARSOA1.MX) from their Mexican joint venture for about $700 million

Singer Mary J. Blige faces $3.4 Million More in Unpaid Taxes

The Grammy award winner was slapped with a tax lien by the Internal Revenue Service, which claims she avoided paying income taxes for 2009, 2010 and 2011, for a total bill of $3,426,255.43.

Apple vs. Samsung Lawsuit: Apple to Add Galaxy S4 to Spring 2014's Second Patent Infringement Trial

Apple is not wasting time and is planning to add Samsung's latest smartphone to the second patent infringement trial.

Powerball Winning Numbers for May 18, 2013 To Purse Jackpot of $550 Million; Time & Live Streaming of Drawing

Powerball officials announced on Thursday, May 16, that the jackpot prize for the next lotto draw has hit $550 million--the second largest in Powerball history and the third largest in American lottery.

Chinese Counterfeit Condom Ring: 4.6M Fakes Seized In Bust

After a lengthy investigation authorities in China have broken up a counterfeit condom production ring, arresting dozens of people connected to the ring and seizing well over 4 million of the fake condoms, police announced on Tuesday.

New Study Claims Game Piracy is Prevalent, But Overstated, By Industry

A new study shows that the number of illegal downloads of video games have been overestimated.

Taco Bell's Waffle Taco Enjoying Customer Satisfaction?

Taco Bell is taking taco eating to a whole new level. The fast food chain has recently confirmed that they have started market testing its new Waffle Taco as part of its breakfast menu.

AP Records Seizure Just Latest Step In Sweeping U.S. Leak Probe

The Justice Department's controversial decision to seize phone records of Associated Press journalists was just one element in a sweeping U.S. government investigation into media leaks about aYemen-based plot to bomb a U.S. airliner, government officials said on Wednesday.

Postal Service Lists Cities With Most Dog Attacks: Where Does Yours Rank?

According to new research, 5,879 letter carriers were attacked by dogs in 2012 and Los Angeles, where 69 incidents were reported, led the list of America's "vicious" cities.

DOT: Fewer U.S. Flights On-Time, But Airline Industry Improving Overall

The report showed the nation's largest airlines were on-schedule 79.9 percent of the time in March, down from 82.2 percent during the same period in 2012.

Study: More Latinos, Hispanic Consumers Buying Japanese Cars Like Toyota, Honda and Nissan

It appears that more Hispanic and Latino consumers in the U.S. are leaning towards buying Japanese cars, according the latest reports.

Family that founded Mexico's Homex cuts stake in homebuilder

The family that founded Homex, Mexico's second-biggest homebuilder, has cut its stake in the company by more than a third in a month, according to a regulatory filing on Tuesday.

Burger King 'McRib' Sandwich Equivalent To Challenge McDonald's - To Be A Hot Sell?

Burger King has introduced its BK Rib sandwich, which, like the McRib, features a boneless patty doused with tangy sauce. The meat fillet is layered between sweet bread and butter pickles.

Bill Gates On Steve Jobs In 60 Minutes [VIDEO]: 'Steve Was Forward-Looking', Billionaire Tears Up Sharing Last Moments

Everybody knows Bill Gates: the genius, the philanthropist, the computer mogul. But people have yet to see Mr. Gates as a friend up close and personal.