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U.S. markets close higher ... AIG say no to joining lawsuit ... In Calif. short sales surpass foreclosures ... Job worries help flu to spread ... News from United Press International.
American International Group said it will not join a lawsuit against the U.S. government over a $182 billion rescue shareholders said was unfair to the company.
U.S. stocks turn higher Wednesday ... Lawmakers warn AIG not to sue Washington ... Morgan Stanley to ax 1,600 positions ... Survey reveals how not to get a job ... News from United Press International.
A variety of investigations have sprung up concerning the ouster of Japanese billionaire Kazuo Okada from international gaming firm Wynn Resorts.
A prosecutor says an ex-Virginia Tech official won't be charged for taking records concerning Seung-Hui Cho, the student behind the school's 2007 massacre.
Officials released the once-missing mental health files of the Virginia Tech student who opened fire on campus two years ago, killing 32 people and himself.
The former counseling center director at Virginia Tech accidentally removed the records of the shooter who killed 32 people in April 2007, his attorney says.
Dr. Robert Miller, a renowned U.S. epidemiologist who determined fetuses suffered damage at Hiroshima and Nagasaki has died at the age of 84.
Delphi Corp., General Motors Corp.'s largest auto parts supplier, filed to restructure its struggling U.S. operations under Chapter 11 Saturday.
