It has been revealed that one of the products of the Blount Fine Foods has been called back due labeling error. Some of the 16-ounce cans of the Rip Roarin' Crab Soup does not have clear distribution of milk, wheat and crab on the back of the tin.

In what will certainly turn out to be one of the biggest setbacks in the field of medical sciences, with special reference to the long-running warfare against the potentially terminal can, it has recently been revealed that Dr. Lloyd J.

For quite some time now, Manhattan had been kind of quiet, especially with the recession taking a toll on home sales and people's spirits. But things seem to be turning around now, especially with new data revealing that real estate prices across Manhattan managed to stabilize during the current year for the third consecutive quarter.

Police has reported that a crane struck the side and fell against a 25-story commercial building in Lower Manhattan on Saturday evening, sending debris cascading to the ground. However, no injuries were reported by the police, but four buildings and part of a fifth were evacuated and traffic was rerouted as the incident disrupted traffic.

Official figures have confirmed that the prices for residential properties across Manhattan have fallen to hit a "reasonable" level. The rates have now hit the low level recorded in 2005, and buyers are excitedly looking around to bag the best deals while they can.

Going by a Monday report in the Wall Street Journal, Barnes & Noble (B&N) will Tuesday introduce its new electronic reader which will be a prospective competitor of market-leading e-book readers - the Amazon Kindle and the Sony Reader.

In a trademark lawsuit filed in the federal court in Manhattan on Friday, luxury watch maker Cartier International sued Apple Inc. alleging that the Apple iTunes store is selling products that use the Cartier trademarks. The applications in question facilitate the display of time on the iPhone and iPod Touch.

Bogged down by a whopping $21.7 billion debt load, the biggest US cable TV operator Charter Communications Inc, after having worked out the details of a so-called "pre-arranged" bankruptcy with some of its creditors, filed a Chapter 11 petition with the US Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan on Friday.

The only woman on the US Supreme Court bench, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, has been operated upon for an early-stage pancreatic tumor at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital in New York City. This is the second time the 75-year-old Ginsburg has been diagnosed of cancer - in 1999, she was treated for colorectal cancer.

Five lists naming the clients of the accused swindler Bernard Madoff have been compiled by AlixPartners LLP, a firm specializing in bankruptcy claims - and there are quite a few names of 'rich and famous' people figuring on these lists!