A countersuit has been filed by Apple's iPhone man-in-waiting, Mark Papermaster, against his former employer, in a dispute over a non-compete agreement.

On late Thursday, the court documents were filed in federal court in New York, which claimed that since the two companies are not competitors in the arena where Papermaster will be employed, IBM's non-compete agreement with Papermaster shouldn't apply to his potential employment at Apple.

New York - US banking giant Citigroup said Monday in New York that it was cutting some 50,000 jobs from its international workforce after suffering massive losses as a result of the global financial crisis.

The bank was planning to cut costs by 20 per cent, it said Monday.

New York, Nov 17 : Country crooner Kenny Chesney recently told Hollywood actress Reese Witherspoon that he is a big fan of her.

Witherspoon, who is dating Hollywood actor Jake Gyllenhaal, got an unexpected visit from Renne Zellweger’s ex-husband Chesney in her dressing room at the Country Music Awards.

Before telling the ‘Twilight’ actress that he is her fan, Chesney gushed, “ You look gorgeous tonight,” reports the New York Daily News.

New York, November 17 : Samantha Ronson, who has been dating singer Lindsay Lohan, has made her fury public at the woman who threw flour on her girlfriend.

Lindsay was dumped with a bag of flour by an activist for wearing a black fur stole as she was stepping out of a Paris nightclub.

The actress’ DJ lover has now raised her voice against the incident on MySpace calling the attacker “less civilised” than her own dog.

New York, November 17: Madonna’s rumoured beau Alex Rodriguez may have invited trouble after he was reportedly spotted flirting with Kate Hudson.

Sources have revealed that the ace baseball player was seen getting “too comfortable” with the supermodel at the Miami opening of the Fontainebleau Hotel recently.

“Hudson had her arms completely wrapped around A-Rod’s waist and every time he leaned over to talk to anyone she would pull him back toward her,” the New York Daily News quoted a source as saying.

New York, Nov. 17: Louisiana’s Indian American Governor Bobby Jindal is of the view that there is something wrong with his Republican Party, and that it needs to do three things to get back on track.