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Reuters - The United Auto Workers and American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc reached a tentative contract agreement late Friday aimed at ending an 11-week-long strike that had triggered thousands of layoffs and cost General Motors Corp at least $1 billion.

AT&T profit rises on wireless growth (Reuters)

Boeing profit falls on military plane charge (Reuters)

Ethan Allen quarterly profit drops 46 percent (Reuters)

Pfizer profit doubles, but anti-smoking drug sags (Reuters)

Stocks rise as lower oil boosts optimism (Reuters)

Vote looms in Congress on housing rescue plan (Reuters)

Sometimes The Customer Is Wrong

Monster Cable's Lawyers Realize That Even A Moron In A Hurry Knows The Difference Between A Salt Lick And A TV Cable

When Judging Antitrust Claims Against Google, Look At Lock-In, Not Network Effects

Moderate and lower earners under more pressure (Reuters)

Once Again: Court Says That COPA Anti-Porn Law Is Unconstitutional

Investor's Quiz: Was Pullback To 10-Week Line Proper? (Investor's Business Daily)

Now Canadian Teachers Want Cyberbullying To Be A Criminal Offense

IFPI Forces Music Offline, Even Though Copyright Holder Wanted It Shared

Software Patent Supporter Tries To Pretend Google Harmed Without Software Patents

Dark Knight Proves Again: Give People A Reason To Go To The Movies And They Will

Copyright Office May Have Just Added New Royalties For Webcasts

Andrew Cuomo Threatens To Sue Comcast If It Doesn't Sign Up For His Plan To Pretend To Fight Child Porn

MPAA Doubletalk On FCC Request To Block DVR Recordings

RNC Backs Down On Threats Over T-Shirts With Its Logo