Too Little Too Late: Arthur Andersen Conviction Overturned

The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) overturned the 2002 obstruction-of-justice charge against the one-time accounting juggernaut Arthur Andersen. The once proud firm got caught up in the Enron scandal as their accounting firm and after the 2002 ruling, fell apart at the seams.

Oh Cecilia: Youre Breakin Yahoos Heart

One Ms. Cecilia Barnes, 48, levied a lawsuit against Internet giant Yahoo. She charges they let nude photos of her taken by an ex boyfriend linger too long in their files. The gentlemen in question perpetrated fraud by creating a false account using her information and posting photos of her in the buff that he took when they were together.

Chinese Textile Rebellion Begins To Heat Up

China announced they would remove the self imposed export tariffs on their textile industries claiming their products couldn't be put under a second layer of pressures after the U.S. and the E.U. announced plans for protective trade actions against the textile industry of the most heavily populated nation on the planet.