Kevin Johnson was helping lead Microsoft's takeover plans for Yahoo! Now he's gone.

Past and present champions cast their vote for the ideal athlete.

Some beauties moved up, some down, some off, and a few new faces joined our 2008 list.

These 15 spots top the list of the globe's priciest.

Drugmaker doubles earnings in second quarter, beating estimates.

In these cities, the typical cup of joe goes for more than $5.

The silver screen's leading men collectively banked $487 million over the course of the year.

China's dominant search engine posts 87% profit rise.

Nintendo plans to build more consoles. But shortages will still persist.

Some cars continue to cost you well after you've driven off the lot.

John McCain's top economic adviser suggests that Obama may be dragging down the greenback.

If you just need to get from point A to B, the cost of buying a car doesn't have to hurt as much as the ever-escalating cost of gas.

Despite large increase in loan loss reserves, analysts argue bank is being overoptimistic.

Paul Maritz talks about the software maker's sagging stock price and competing with Microsoft.

The social networking site sues a copycat in Germany. Will a much larger look-alike in China be next?

German Web site doesn't deny it's similar to Facebook, but accuses rival of trying to create monopoly over social networking sites.

Strong auto market sales boost satellite radio provider's subscription numbers 17% in the second quarter.

These airports are the most popular with millions of travelers.

Merck and Schering-Plough delay their earnings calls for the release of a study about their controversial cholesterol drug.

NBC execs say they're not resigned to losing the funnyman to another network.