Alexander Lebedev, a former KGB agent, has purchased his second British paper, the down-on-the-heels Independent. Can he turn the paper into a moneymaker again?
The Obama administration unveiled Monday $600 million in financial aid for five more states with high unemployment that have been slammed by the housing bust
The Government's new multifaceted plan to help troubled homeowners aims to reduce the amount owed on mortgages -- a big shift from the last plan. But can it stem the tide of foreclosures?
Both Germany and Britain are calling for a tax on banks in the wake of the economic downturn — but the countries have different ideas about what to do with the money
Zhejiang Geely Holding Group signed a binding deal Sunday to buy Ford Motor Co.'s Volvo Cars unit for $1.8 billion
Big federal programs to help the housing market are soon to end, and a rush of foreclosures may be about to begin. The bottom line, analysts say, is a sideways movement for sales and prices, with a risk that things could get worse
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Many people reading this post probably know little about the Chinese carmaker Geely. Perhaps you've never heard of the company at all.
The Energy Department admits it doesn't properly track how Energy Star labels wind up on refrigerators, air conditioners, and other products.
Wil Wheaton of Star Trek: The Next Generation and Stand By Me fame gives the inaugural keynote address at PAX East 2010.
Stocks aren't sizzling and bonds are boring again. But with good ideas and savvy tactics you can still achieve your retirement goals. Here are ten ways to rethink, restore and even recharge your retirement dreams
Credit is tight and customers scarce: it takes a little magic to maintain momentum
South By Southwest Interactive is nerd paradise — Austin's annual tech smash has minted its share of Internet darlings. This year's conference didn't have a star, but it did offer insight to the trends and ideas shaping the Web in 2010