Morgan & Morgan's complaint alleges that the Registration Statement issued in connection with the IPO was materially false and misleading in violation of the

Nasdaq's glitch on Facebook's opening day is costing Wall Street firms millions of dollars, and that tally will probably rise before the saga is over.

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John Matarese reports on some popular items you may still have in your home after being recalled.

Another PR headache for Cincinnati's Procter and Gamble:  The new Tide Pod detergent is poisoning children, according to the American Association of Poison

In time for the summer travel season, Consumer Reports has announced ratings of 44 of the nation's biggest hotel chains based on a survey of more than 22,000

If you've ever bought a Groupon, you might be getting an email this week about a class-action lawsuit involving the expiration dates on the company's daily

Despite rising home prices, more than 30% of borrowers, or close to 16 million homeowners, were under water on their mortgage during the first quarter,

A special Dirty Dining I-Team investigation took a look at over 100 bay area sushi restaurants, and discovered a pattern of critical violations that could make

According to the American Cancer Society, more than one million skin cancers diagnosed each year in the U.S. are considered sun-related.  That means it's

Regulators are looking into a report that Morgan Stanley, the lead underwriter for Facebook's initial public offering last week, shared a negative assessment

Facebook's stock has plunged nearly 18% from its IPO price, but it's not simply a case of investors disliking the company.

The I-Team reviewed the inspection reports of 100 sushi restaurants in the Tampa Bay area over the last year and found serious critical violations that could

The one billion dollar program that helps struggling homeowners pay their mortgages is getting an overhaul.  Rules are being eased in order for more Floridians

Americans bought more previously owned homes in April, a hopeful sign that the weak housing market is gradually improving.