If climate regulation will burden businesses or increase costs, then why are so many companies strengthening their voluntary response to the climate crisis in the midst of an economic downturn?

San Diego eighth-grader donates teddy bears to sick children

Tata, the transnational Indian conglomerate whose wholly-owned subsidiary Tetley makes the world famous Tetley Teas, has taken 6500 people hostage through hunger, IUF.org said.The workers have been locked out and denied wages for all but two days' work

The first revision of gross domestic product (GDP) for the third quarter shows slower growth than initially thought.

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Saving the rain forest is no longer just about helping such countries as Brazil and Indonesia preserve their exotic fauna and flora. Now it is about benefiting American corporations too

The nation's foreclosure crisis has swamped lawyers for the poor, leaving thousands of low-income homeowners across the country without legal assistance that could save their homes.

Venture capitalist Bryan Korba offers an insider's perspective on what VCs are looking for, how not to look like an amateur, and what to do with the money when you get it

Small businesses already hit hard by the recession may soon undergo another pummeling, this time by the 2009 H1N1 virus, the frightening new subtype of a strain that's been around for decades.

In an event that is occurring with increasing frequency, another utility has announced it will leave the U.S. Chamber of Commerce over the group's opposition to climate change legislation.