Richard Grasso and Eric Starkman speak to Tonya Garcia about comms' role in the 2004 suit against the NYSE's former CEO

More controversy at the Tribune company, Xbox adds social networking, HBO generates more buzz with another show, and more.

The airline industry has issued an open letter to consumers, asking them to lobby Congress for legislation to ease oil prices.

SALT LAKE CITY, UT: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, known as the Mormon Church, has taken steps to distinguish itself from the controversial Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, following an April raid on the latter's polygamist YFZ Ranch in Texas.

Apple's new version of the iPhone will debut tomorrow, in addition to the company's new App Store, where software developers can create applications to be used on the device.

PARIS: In response to Monday's court ruling upholding LVMH's claims against eBay with regard to selling counterfeit products, eBay held a press conference in Paris and issued global press releases throughout the day, announcing its position and intentions.

The FDA faces an uphill publicity battle, after admitting - 11 weeks into the tomato scare - that the agency is still unsure of the source of the salmonella outbreak and even whether tomatoes were involved.

FOREST HILLS, NY: JetBlue Airways selected MWW Group as its international crisis communications agency after a review underway since December.

The upcoming Summer Olympics in Beijing have sparked protests across the world. For sponsors and other companies, though, the event is a powerful opportunity to connect with China.

WASHINGTON: Organizations working to prevent teenage pregnancy stepped up their PR and media outreach in the wake of recent teen pregnancy scandals, including the rumored pregnancy pact among a group of 17 girls in Gloucester, MA, and the June birth of a daughter by 17-year-old, former Nickelodeon star, Jamie Lynn Spears.