Forbes Magazine recently picked Exxon Mobil Corp as its "Green Company of the Year." Forbes praised Exxon for putting "$600 million into algae farms that would turn sunlight into automotive fuel," and for the company's increased drilling for natural gas.

CEO never been closer to losing job as scandal over 10yrs of evident spying on its employees deepens & goes national. Case resembles 2008 DeutscheTelekom scandal: both produced piles of useless but sensitive data & hired same firms to investigate & screen

It's really kinda hard to tell which one is Palin. Tina Fey's version of what Palin said is so right on that this video is on snopes.com to demonstrate why some people were fooled by it. Watch each of them explain why we should help out the billionaires.

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. announced Tuesday it is introducing a new jewelry line that allows customers to trace the origins of the materials through a Web site that links to mines and manufacturers.The world's largest retailer says its Love, Earth jewelry will

Despite public support for the workers, Pacific Beach Hotel owner HTH Corporation refuses to acknowlege its responsibility to bargain in good faith and to obey US labor law. Send a message now!

From Benjamin Franklin to Ronald Reagan, key figures in American history have warned us that sacrificing freedom for security is a recipe for losing both. Unfortunately, that counsel seems to have fallen on deaf ears. A bureaucrat-knows-best mentality is

FedEx has striven for years to keep its company union-free to fatten its bottom line. FedEx Ground drivers--who work long hours, often without benefits--are frequently harassed and even fired for supporting a union. Tell FedEx you're FedUp with its nasty...

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Labor leaders overseas are turning increasingly to an obscure 18th-century law that could for the first time make U.S. companies liable at home for the violent actions of their employees around the world.

Feb. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Shares of Whole Foods Market Inc., the largest U.S. natural-foods grocer, rose 14 percent after the company announced plans to buy rival Wild Oats Markets Inc. for $565 million after markets closed yesterday.