Monsanto Chief Executive Hugh Grant earned $9.1 million in fiscal 2009, according to a proxy statement filed today with the Securities and Exchange Commission. That's a 41 percent drop from his 2008 compensation of $15.6 million.

Ever since Greece's credit rating was downgraded last week, its new Socialist government has fought back, saying it has the mettle to tackle the soaring deficit and structural woes that have earned the country a reputation as the weak link in the euro zon

PABLO -- The motto for business strength on Indian reservations and the communities is, "You got to keep the dollars in Indian country," said Margo Gray-Proctor, Osage member and President of Horizon Engineering Service in Oklahoma.

Have you heard the news? Chrysler, the recipient of $15.3 billion in taxpayer-funded bailout money -- granted in part because of its promise to invest in electric vehicle technology -- has just announced it is scrapping its plans for producing large volum

Set against the looming construction cranes and gleaming plastic roofs of the newly built factories, the last remaining fishing village in Jakarta Bay looks increasingly out of place.

High jobless rate raises concerns even as economy heads into recovery

As you may know with the economy the way it is today truck lease operators are feeling the financial lows that are being felt all over the United States. Semi Truck lease rates are as high as they have ever been and truck load rates are at their lowest

Darcia North Wind felt the stares whenever she'd show up at a construction site or the scene of a fire. She passed all the tests to be a firefighter and was able to handle an electric jackhammer as well as her male

One of the best ways to stop the spread of the flu (like H1N1) is for sick people to stay home. But Wal-Mart gives employees "demerits" that can lead to termination if they call in sick.

Economists agree that the home-buyer tax credit is risky and stupid. So why does Washington love the policy?