Two weeks after Michael Jackson's death, administrators of his
estate are temporarily authorized to reopen for business and
negotiate, among other things, agreements relating to the singer's
ill-fated "This Is It" concert tour. While fans in London on Monday lit candles and placed flowers
outside the O2 Arena where the entertainer was due to begin his run
of 50 concerts, lawyers were in a Los Angeles Superior Court
ironing out details of the powers given to two men named by Jackson
to administer his estate.