One of the blessings of electronic information is access to heretofore hard-to-get information. One of the curses of electronic information is the access to heretofore hard-to-get information. Insurance companies are taking advantage of this. Read how

Fuel and food costs are driving the price of everything we buy. Inflation grew by eight-tenths of 1%, the highest monthly jump since September 2005. The GDP has been revised to reflect a decline in the fourth quarter of 2007. Jobs are drying up. HELP!

Wall Street fell Monday in an erratic session dominated by worries about inflation - which were somewhat soothed by a plunge in oil prices that took crude to its lowest level in three months.Light, sweet crude closed down $3.69, or 2.9 percent, to settle

Three slide shows chock full of information about which occupational fields have the best and worst forecasts over the next several years, as well as those that were the most highly financially-rewarding in 2007.

The state-created corporation that's become Florida's largest property insurer says about 350,000 wind-only policyholders will have to reapply for coverage over a yearlong period that begins in February.The procedure is part of a switch to a new computer

A few weeks back we told you about Wal-Mart's new softer, friendlier logo. Now Wal-Mart is getting ready to launch a new ad campaign that uses our current economic crisis for its own advantage.But this time, we're one step ahead of them. Wal-Mart Watch

Seattle-based Electronic Evidence Discovery announced Thursday it has purchased the electronic data service and archive company in the Stanley Israelite Norwich Business Park for an undisclosed amount.

Broadwater Energy announced today that it has filed an appeal to the U.S. Secretary of Commerce related to New York State's Department of State decision to deny permission to locate a floating liquefied natural gas terminal in Long Island.

The real story wasn't told by The Times, but your voice can still be heard. Write The New York Times today. Tell them you have not stopped working to make Wal-Mart a responsible corporation.

The city's top crane inspector was charged Friday with taking thousands of dollars in bribes from a company in exchange for approving fake crane inspections...