Federal regulators said this week they're working to reform the credit card industry, including a seven-point plan to cut back on deceptive practices by credit card companies.

Yesterday, a court made available details of the lawsuit that eBay made against Craigslist, but its unclear which party comes out the PR winner based on the facts disclosed.

Freedom of the press continued to decline around the world for the sixth year in a row, according to the latest report from Freedom House.

LG Electronics' $100 million marketing and advertising campaign for a new series of flat panel TVs took an unusual turn last night. About 500 people crowded into the Pacific Design Center in Hollywood for what they expected was a screening of a new TV series entitled Scarlet, but Scarlet turned out to be a red back panel TV from LG, the the Wall Street Journal reports.

Miley Cyrus, aka Hannah Montana, is backpedaling after a recent photo shoot for Vanity Fair magazine in which the squeaky-clean teen star appeared topless, covered only by a sheet.

China's government says it will meet with a Dalai Lama representative in the next few days, although the statement it released shies away from mentioning criticism Beijing has faced leading up to the summer Olympics.

The suspense surrounding the Microsoft-Yahoo acquisition intensified as conflicting reports set the stage for either a hostile takeover or a disappointing washout.

Fresh off her Pennsylvania primary win, Sen. Hillary Rodham-Clinton (D-NY) told morning news shows that "the tide is turning" in her uphill race against Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) for the Democratic presidential nomination.

Earth Day will be celebrated by more than a billion people, some prompted by corporate campaigns backed by communications teams.

An analysis by The New York Times found that the Bush Administration's communications team used a group of "military analysts" that frequently appear as experts on a variety of TV networks to skew the media coverage in its favor post-September 11.