The long awaited turnaround story at Sears may never happen. Why? Because reclusive hedge fund impresario and Sears Holding Corp. Chairman Edward Lampert doesn't know how to run a retail business, says Jeff Matthews of hedge fund RAM Partners.

Is oil giant Chevron afraid of a movie? "Crude" shows villagers living by oil-slicked streams, washing clothes in contaminated water. One scene shows a newborn with head-to-toe skin rashes;

(CNN) -- Unemployed people with disabilities are having increasing trouble finding a job. The unemployment rate for people with disabilities was at 14 percent in February, compared with 8.7 for people without a disability. The rate for disabled people

It is difficult to determine who is funding such groups if operatives aren't registered to lobby Congress on the bill. Companies most likely to be affected by the law are service-oriented workplaces that aren't unionized-- large firms like Wal-Mart and H

The federal government has committed another $800 billion to two new loan programs, bringing the total financial rescue to a staggering $8.5 trillion, which represents approx. 60% of estimated US gross domestic product. These are experimental in nature!

Treasury Sec. Hank Paulson's $700 billion bailout plan now has a name: the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP. But even as Capitol Hill debates TARP, few seem to have noticed the proposal item that puts taxpayers on the hook for future bailouts