Christina Ficara - AHN Staff Reporter Miami, FL (AHN) - About 36,650 pounds of Lipton chicken noodle soup, manufactured by Unilever United States Inc., are being recalled because the product contains an undeclared allergen. The product label does not specifically state that milk, an allergen,...

Reuters - A German company has apologized to the families of men involved in a British clinical trial which has left six of them in intensive care, as doctors on Thursday said two remained in critical condition.

AFP - Struggling Malaysia Airlines has signed an agreement with Octopus Travel, a global online company, to enable passengers worldwide to book Malaysia Airlines tickets.

Calling the judge's ruling "terribly excessive" and calling the government lawyer who prompted it a "miscreant," federal prosecutors attempted to regain the possibility of a death sentence for Zacarias Moussaoui. They said they need the witnesses that were barred because of actions by Transportation Security Administration lawyer Carla Martin.

AP - A high school student Tuesday recited 8,784 digits of Pi — the non-repeating and non-terminating decimal — likely placing him among the top Pi-reciters in the world.

AP - The Internet's key oversight agency has outlined a plan for testing domain names entirely in non-English characters, bringing closer to reality a change highly sought by Asian and Arabic Internet users.

Reuters - U.S. communications regulators on Wednesday proposed $3.9 million in fines against scores of television broadcasters for violating federal decency limits, including a record $3.6 million for stations that aired a show depicting group sex.

AP - The government proposed a fine of $3.6 million against CBS and dozens of its stations and affiliates Wednesday in a crackdown on what regulators called indecent television programming.

Playbill - You can't snag a ticket to The Atlantic Theater Company's limited run of Martin McDonagh's new play, The Lieutenant of Inishmore Off-Broadway. It's sold out.

Reuters - Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. on Wednesday reported record quarterly profit and revenue amid surprisingly strong trading results, robust investment banking activity and investment gains.

Against the dizzying sounds of South By Southwest buzz bands this week in Austin, Texas, the shape of the music business -- including how record labels are now asking for more artist revenue streams than ever before -- will also be discussed by the leading entertainment law firm between the coasts, Lommen Abdo, which is also cosponsoring the legal forum this year, which has doubled in size. As CD sales decline, record companies increasingly want to participate in music artist income like t-shirt sales, web-site ownership and commerce, ring tone and other digital sales and other revenue-generating activities. Before now none of that was any of their business. And much of it did not even exist! [PRWEB Mar 15, 2006]

AP - Geoff Sanderson had a goal and two assists, Mike Ricci and Dave Scatchard scored on power plays and the Phoenix Coyotes routed Los Angeles 6-2 on Tuesday night to snap a 13-game road winless streak against the Kings.

AP - Jay Leno knows that comedy means sometimes having to say you're sorry.

Julie Farby - AHN Staff Writer Chicago, IL (AHN)—Looking for new ways to generate revenue, struggling U.S. airlines are getting bolder about charging customers for every extra amenity — including aisle seats. Attempting to ramp up its bottom line, one major airline, Northwest...

AP - The online news magazine Salon.com published on Tuesday what it called the complete archive of the Army's photographic evidence in the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse investigations.

AP - Philip Rivers became the San Diego Chargers' starting quarterback on Tuesday without breaking a sweat.

Reuters - Procter & Gamble Co. shares slipped nearly 3 percent on Tuesday after the consumer products company gave a cautious quarterly sales forecast, but analysts said they saw any weakness as a buying opportunity.

Reuters - Goldman Sachs Group Inc. on Tuesday said quarterly profit surged on record revenue from robust merger and underwriting activity, merchant banking gains and stronger-than-expected trading results.

Reuters - Worldwide box office revenues fell by 9 percent in 2005 but the industry expects better results this year, Motion Picture Association of America Chief Executive Dan Glickman said on Monday.