Mexico's credit rating took another hit Monday, edging closer to "junk" status, on worries about the country's growing budget deficit and dwindling oil revenue.

Nestle UK goes Fairtrade with the Kit Kat bar...but should it really be called Not-So-Fairtrade?

SUNflitered's interview with Interface, Inc., founder and author of _Confessions of a Radical Industrialist_ Ray Anderson.

There's one way to stop the spread of Canada's energy-intensive tar sands operations: Get banks to turn off the funding taps. But that's easier said than done.

Most company sustainability initiatives start at the top: executives, managers, and/or board members recognize the business case for "greening" operations, products, and services, and issue directives for implementing those initiatives...

When it comes to corporations, what does it mean to be sustainable? And how do you separate companies that are truly sustainable from those that simply claim to be? A new certification called B Corp. is providing the answer.

Yes, we need another green business book. This little volume challenges prevailing assumptions with relevant facts and questions, and then provides a framework for the reader to apply his/her own skills and talents to the problem or issue at hand.

There are two places on the Internet where you can find out how the $787-billion stimulus package is being spent. One is run by the federal government. The other by a West Coast tech company. Care to guess which does a better job?

Think that solar power can't power data centers? Think again. i/o Data Centers, an IT infrastructure provider is in the process of deploying a massive array of solar panels that will generate 4.5 megawatts of electricity to help power its data center.

A new study by the International Facility Management Association finds the average worker now has 435 sq ft, up by more than 10% in the past two years. The study also finds workplaces are getting greener, and with less janitors employed, dirtier.