FBI revamps counterintelligence to curb economic espionage threat
The FBI plans a broad overhaul to focus on corporate and research espionage amid rising foreign theft of U S technology. Agents shift from diplomatic spying to targeting front companies and university and industry networks, with 167 agents reassigned and field surveys under way.
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Tyson declares bankruptcy amid lavish lifestyle and King lawsuit
Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson filed for Chapter 11 in New York, saying debts outweighed assets after years of spending on mansions cars and gifts. He contends promoter Don King profited from his earnings and is suing King for 100 million.
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