The Great Recession is rewriting the rules of American poverty. Data from the Census Bureau, released in September, show that during the first year of the recession, incomes fell farther and poverty leaped higher than during almost any other time....

Leo Gerard, president of the United Steelworkers, explains why American needs to create a green, re-industrialized economy that manufactures commodities of international value.

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Massive seed corporation Monsanto -- through acquisitions and cut-throat business practices -- has cornered 90% of the soy, 65% of the corn, and 70% of the cotton market, and has a rapidly growing presence in the fruit and vegetable market, all without go

One year after Lehman Brothers, the stock market is right back where it was. Beyond the anniversary, reports on the consumer loom.

A 1,000% fee just for buying a fast-food burger? In our shift to a cashless society, the banking industry has evolved from our financial servant to our master.

The online giant Amazon.com just announced new features in an effort to sell more eco-friendly products. Customers will be able to rate Amazon's packaging and the ease of opening the package. Amazon also has the frustration-free packaging.

Forbes Magazine recently picked Exxon Mobil Corp as its "Green Company of the Year." Forbes praised Exxon for putting "$600 million into algae farms that would turn sunlight into automotive fuel," and for the company's increased drilling for natural gas.

Next year marks first time in a generation that payments won't increase

Economists estimate 1.8 million borrowers will lose their homes this year