WASHINGTON (AP) ― Things in the U.S. sure are tough. Brother, can you spare a euro? Signs saying "We accept euros" are cropping up in the windows of some Manhattan retailers. A Belgium company is trying to gobble up St. Louis-based Anheuser-Busch
The U.S. government's national debt is growing by almost $1 million per minute, or $1.4 billion per day. Merely paying the interest on what this debt has become is anticipated to place an increasing strain on public programs.
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As part of a law intended to bring three new casinos to Massachusetts, Governor Deval Patrick has included a provision to criminalize all Internet gambling, drawing accusations that he is attempting to create a gambling monopoly in the state.
NEW YORK - Raging Midwest floodwaters that swallowed crops and sent corn and soybean prices soaring are about to give consumers more grief at the grocery store. In the latest bout of food inflation, beef, pork, poultry and even eggs, cheese and milk are
In its weekly update, the Energy Department said gasoline demand averaged 9.3 million barrels per day in the past month, which is a 1.4 percent decline compared to the same period last year.
A record wave of mergers, acquisitions and significant investment from venture capitalists is raising alarms about the impact these new players will have on a long-term social and political reform agenda.
www.RenewableEnergyStocks.com, a leading investor news and research portal for the renewable energy sector within Investorideas.com, presents a sector close-up on Geothermal stocks and why the sector is heating up.
Jackie Hoffman sifted through a laundry bin filled with aging bread, choosing a loaf of white.Like nearly a third of the first 50 customers to arrive at the Emergency Food Bank of Stockton that morning, Hoffman was new to the pantry. But since she lost
Unemployment and inflation are typically added together to come up with a so-called "Misery Index." Some worry it could even approach the post-World War II record of 20.6 in 1980.
Consumers need to be aware that lobbyists for large retailers have convinced some Congressmen to propose legislation that would hurt consumers in the form of higher costs, reduced benefits, less choice and checkout fees every time consumers use credit or
