AIG is selling its Asian Insurance arm to Prudential for $35.5 billion. Is this a good move?

Jay Leno is back on "The Tonight Show," and his return is getting mixed reviews.

Apple is suing mobile phone company HTC for claims that Android smartphones infringed on 20 iPhone patents.

Automaker giant General Motors is considering two offers for its Hummer brand after a failed attempt to sell the brand to a Chinese company.

Financial problems in Greece could spell trouble for worldwide economy.

The U.S. Postal Service has petitioned to downsize, cutting delivery services to five days a week.

After Toyota President Akio Toyoda's congressional hearing, media outlets are analyzing the motives behind the tough questioning from members of Congress.

A judge finds three Google executives guilty on privacy charges about a controversial video posted on Google.

After a history of poor performance a Rhode Island school board decides to fire an entire staff of teachers.

As Toyota tries to quell concerns over unexpected acceleration, yet another case has emerged. But is the media guilty of hyping the story, instead of proving or disproving its credibility?