Though he has survived it thus far, The New York Times article could still prove to be an albatross

Roger Clemens, thrower of fastballs and, sometimes, broken bats, asked a pertinent question during the grilling he received at the hands of a congressional committee last Wednesday: "How... can I prove a negative?"

A Marc Jacobs scandal is turning heads from the Fashion Week runways.

Quiznos has been accused of making false claims, in its effort to generate publicity from a competitive advertising initiative. Subway sued the toasted sandwich chain, and partner iFilm, over a homemade commercial contest urging consumers to submit videos that "depict Quiznos sandwiches as 'superior' to Subway's," reports The New York Times.

Unify Corporation in 2000 became one of the earliest companies to be entangled in this decade's spate of accounting scandals. But the enterprise software firm stabilized by 2003 and last year posted its highest financials since the crisis.

NEW YORK: Marty Tankleff, a Long Island man who was recently freed by new evidence after spending 17 years in prison for his parents' murder, was aided in his quest for freedom by years of pro bono work by Soury Communications.

WASHINGTON: The CIA has sought to counter criticism in the media in connection to the video-tape destruction scandal, with the Justice Department having launched a criminal investigation last week.

LOS ANGELES: The Writers Guild of America has hired Bill Carrick and Kam Kuwata, both prominent California political consultants, to advise them during the ongoing writers strike.

CUPERTINO, CA: A popular blog receiving leaked information about Apple products has agreed to shut down in the wake of a company lawsuit, raising questions about whether bloggers should have the same rights as journalists.

WASHINGTON: Over the coming weeks and months, the Treasury Department, other federal officials, financial service associations, and consumer advocacy groups are expected to bolster outreach to the public and policymakers as the housing mortgage crisis deepens and increasingly threatens the US economy.